Belichick resigns as Jets head coach amid team turmoil
New York Jets coach Bill Belichick quits after Parcells resignation and sale uncertainty. He cites inability to lead in 2000 due to organizational questions and lack of direction since Leon Hess's death, saying he cannot do what is needed. Parcells had named him successor in 1997.
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Belichick Declines Jets Head Coach Job After Resignation
Patriots successor search continues as Bill Belichick resigns from the Jets amid ownership uncertainty. Jets president Steve Gutman states Belichick is bound by a contract that makes him obligated to the Jets and prohibits speaking with other NFL clubs.
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Lions turn to Gus Frerotte vs old Redskins foe
Lions quarterback Gus Frerotte, famous for a head wall bounce in his Redskins days, will start the first play of the season as he faces his old team in Ontiac. He aims to cap a season marked by a late comeback win and a Slump ending, hoping to prove his resilience after injuries.
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Jags Place Boselli On IR Ending Playoff Run
Jacksonville Jaguars tackle Tony Boselli is out for the playoffs after tearing the ACL in his right knee Sunday. He will undergo surgery soon and begin a five to seven month rehab. The team will fill his spot this week as they prepare for an playoff opener on January 15. Searcy's ankle MRI shows no significant damage and he expects to return for the playoff game.
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Webber leads Kings past Cavaliers in Cleveland
Sacramento star Chris Webber scored a season high 37 points with 10 rebounds as the Kings upset Cleveland 111-107. Jason Williams added 18 points and a career-best 18 assists, ending a 14-game skid in Cleveland for Sacramento. The Cavs timeout miscue with 25 seconds left sealed the win.
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Gonchar records hat trick in Caps win over Canadiens
Washington routed Montreal 6 1 as Sergei Gonchar notched his first career hat trick and added an assist. Olaf Kolzig made 34 saves, keeping the Caps potent offensively for a season best six goals. Canadiens lone scorer Sergei Zholtok remained goal drought bound.
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Kansas Defeats Penn 105 59 In Final Tuneup
No 9 Kansas, led by Drew Gooden with 20 points and 9 rebounds, routs Pennsylvania 105 59. Jayhawks shoot 58 percent, force turnovers, open with 19 0 run then 22 0 run to coast. Penn's Langel scores 13 first half. Ongweke leads Quakers with 14.
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