Florida Gators Lose Four Players to NBA Draft
Florida coach Billy Donovan confirms he will stay at Florida after the Gators win the NCAA title for the second straight year. Four juniors Corey Brewer Joakim Noah Taurean Green and Al Horford announce they will enter the NBA Draft at a Gainesville press conference.
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Stevens Named Butler Head Coach After Lickliter Exit
Indianapolis Butler promotes Brad Stevens from assistant to head coach two days after Todd Lickliter leaves for Iowa. Stevens served six seasons under Lickliter and Thad Matta, guiding the Bulldogs to a 131-61 record with three Horizon League titles and four postseason trips.
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Pro Football Star Stingley Dies at 55 in Chicago
Former NFL receiver Darryl Stingley who was paralyzed after a 1978 exhibition game collapse died in Chicago at age 55. He was found unresponsive in his home and pronounced dead at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. An autopsy was planned. cause of death pending. He rose to fame with the New England Patriots before the career ending collision with Jack Tatum.
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Johnson opens Masters with bogey but calm mindset
Zach Johnson started the Masters with a bogey on the first hole after a misread, yet he remained poised as he shot a one under par 71. He finished tied for fifth, two back of co leaders Justin Rose and Brett Wetterich, among nine players under par in a 96-man field.
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Johnson Prioritizes Perspective over Quick Wins
The Masters discussion centers on patience and good sense. Johnson emphasizes waiting for favorable outcomes and staying calm when unlucky bounces occur, noting humor in golf missteps.
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Rose Wetterich share lead on quiet opening day
Augusta National earned its cathedral nickname as fans kept to a hush on a rare low roar opening round. Tiger Woods bogeyed the last two holes for 73 while Phil Mickelson rallied to 76, Justin Rose returning to Masters after a 36-hole lead two years ago.
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Kennedy Cougar Katherine Lewis Ready To Return To Pitch
Cedar Rapids Kennedy faces a boost as sophomore Katherine Lewis returns from a stress fracture. Coach Sean McCoy notes her strong form and compares her to all state teammate Jade Grimm, predicting no drop off for the 2007 season.
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Kernels Announce 2007 Pitcher Signed by Angels
Cedar Rapids Kernels unveil pitcher No. 34 from the 2006 Orem roster. A nondrafted free agent signed March 4, 2004, he ranked second in the Pioneer League with 11 saves and 27 appearances, posting a 5-2 record and 2.20 ERA over 41 innings. He struck out 56 while allowing 22 hits and 13 walks, with opponents batting .162. He is in his third season in the Angels organization.
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