Dolphins End Holdout For No 2 Pick Ronnie Brown
Miami Dolphins first round choice Ronnie Brown resumes training camp in Davie Florida after a three week holdout. Brown signed a five year 34 million dollar contract with about 20 million guaranteed.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2005
Page
15
Miami Dolphins first round choice Ronnie Brown resumes training camp in Davie Florida after a three week holdout. Brown signed a five year 34 million dollar contract with about 20 million guaranteed.
Pittsburgh wide receiver Hines Ward ends a 15 day holdout and reports to the Steelers without a new contract. Coach Bill Cowher persuaded Ward of his value, and Ward said he needed to hear that support from his head coach.
Charles Walsh and Dale Hand tied for closest to the pin at the Retired Men's Association outing on the Jones Golf Course 124 yard No 5 hole. Walsh aced for the first time with an 8 iron and Hand for the second with a 6 iron. IOWA CITY Iowa football practice open to public Saturday for Kid's Day at Kinnick Stadium with 11 am start and 10 am gates. canned food drive, autographs after, and strict bag restrictions.
Iowa football players are housed at the Heartland Inn during two week camp with strict rules. They cannot drive cars and must remain on site with early curfews as Coach Kirk Ferentz emphasizes total football focus and sideline outside speakers. Players enjoy hotel amenities and limited personal phones during the sessions.
Phil Mickelson clinched his second major title with a one shot victory over Steve Elkington and Thomas Bjorn at Baltusrol after a dramatic finish. He tapped in a 50 foot chip for the final birdie and matched Nicklaus by thriving as a major force.
A columnist notes mixed views on a proposed state policy requiring high school athletes to pass all classes to compete, while Gov. Vilsack backs stricter standards. He argues current rules that allow four Ds and two Fs are too lenient and questions how to balance athletics with education. The piece weighs the value of extracurriculars against the need for clear eligibility guidelines.
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