Snyder named AP college coach of the year
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder is named the AP College Coach of the Year after an 11-0 regular season and a 36-33 loss to Texas A&M in the Big 12 title game. He edged Phillip Fulmer and Tommy Bowden in the AP vote, with the Wildcats finishing No. 2 before a tumble to the Alamo Bowl.
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Dan Reeves undergoes quadruple bypass surgery
Atlanta Falcons coach Dan Reeves, 54, underwent a four hour quadruple bypass at Piedmont Hospital after feeling chest discomfort following a 27 17 win over the New Orleans Saints. Interim coach Rich Brooks will lead the team at Detroit as Reeves plans to miss the rest of the regular season and aims to return for the playoffs.
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No deal for Clemens at winter meetings stalls talks
Roger Clemens remained with the Blue Jays as nine teams pursued a trade, but no agreement emerged during the Nashville meetings. The Mets traded outfielder Butch Huskey to Seattle while St. Louis sent Mark Petkovsek to Anaheim and Minnesota moved Alex Ochoa to Milwaukee. Bill Haselman joined Detroit and Chad Kreuter landed with Kansas City as Ricky Williams drew attention with a Rule 5 selection by Montreal.
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Panthers suspend Kevin Greene for one game
Carolina Panthers suspend Kevin Greene for one game without pay after he attacked assistant coach Kevin Steele on the sideline following a loss to the Washington Redskins. Greene, Panthers' leading sacker, faces $117 647 05 deduction while NFL said no further action.
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DiMaggio Improves After Coma Stay Talk With Lawyer
Joe DiMaggio sits up in bed and chats football with his lawyer Morris Engelberg as his recovery from a coma continues. The Hall of Famer, 84, watched the Jets win 21-16 over the Dolphins, while doctors adjust antibiotics to treat pneumonia after cancer surgery. He has asked for privacy and told doctors to stop daily health updates.
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