Council backs 12th football game in 2006
NCAA Division I Management Council tentatively approves adding a 12th football game starting with the 2006 season, sending the plan to the Board of Directors for final approval. ACC opposition focused on academics, while other sports and eligibility rules gain action.
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National Notes and Sports Surprises Across the League
NFL and players agree to stricter testosterone standards ahead of next season with union approval. Arena Football League lineman Al Lucas dies from a presumed spinal cord injury after a game, autopsy pending. SDSU Athletics Director Mike Bohn to return to Colorado as department rebuild begins at Boulder. Pitt guard Carl Krauser tests NBA draft waters without using an agent while teammate Chris Taft has already hired one, ahead of the June draft.
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Colorado
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Bohn
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Richard Byyny
Betsy Hoffman
Pittsburgh
Carl Krauser
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Panthers
Pitt
Chris Taft
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Raptors top Knicks 105-93 as Alston sparks 13-0 run
Rafer Alston hit a go ahead three as Toronto stunned New York 105-93 at Madison Square Garden. Chris Bosh led with 29 points and Jalen Rose added 25 while Stephon Marbury struggled late for the Knicks who were eliminated from playoff contention.
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Hubalek eyes ISU step toward NBA goal
Czech 6-11 forward Yuri Hubalek plans to sign with Iowa State after starring at Marshalltown Community College. He explains his path to the NBA via college basketball in the United States, joining guards Stinson and Blalock on the Cyclones.
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Connecticut
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Boston
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Taggert
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Iowa
Chicago
Des Moines
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Will Blalock
Rahshon Clark
Tasheed Carr
Iowa Hawkeyes
Nathan Skinner
Toronto
Skinner
Tony Freeman
Westchester
Ill
Kurt Looby
Tyler
Texas
Brett Wessels
Bettendorf
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Northern Iowa
Mason Stewart
Aurora
Travis Brown
Richfield
Minn
Jermain Raffington
Germany
Drake
al Stewart
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Washington State
Jiri Hubalek
Celtics edge 76ers in late rally behind Pierce
Paul Pierce sparked Boston with an 18 foot jumper to break a 98 all tie with under a minute left. Gary Payton sealed the 101 98 win with free throws after Iverson turnover. Chris Webber returned from shoulder sprain finishing eight points seven rebounds but not a factor.
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Joel Pryzbilla
Chris Webber
Walker
Boston
Payton
Iverson
Pierce
Jackson
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