LSU blocks Tennessee to claim SEC title in upset
LSU backup Matt Mauck led a 31-20 upset of No. 2 Tennessee in Atlanta to win the SEC title. Mauck ran for two touchdowns and Domanick Davis added a goal-line score as LSU spoiled Tennessee’s Rose Bowl bid and set up Sugar Bowl plans. The Vols suffered injuries to Davey and Teefield and dropped their hopes for Pasadena.
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Prince leads Kentucky past Carolina with seven early 3s
Senior All American Tay shaun Prince scored 31 points with seven first half three pointers to lift No. 11 Kentucky to a 79 59 win over North Carolina in Lexington. Kris Lang added 18 for UNC which slipped to 1 4.
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Minnesota regents face report on athletic budget deficits
The University of Minnesota awaits a Friday report detailing large deficits in both men's and women's athletics. A possible merger of the two departments is debated, with concerns about losing roles for women's programs. Tonya Moten Brown chairs the review.
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Crouch Wins Heisman In Closest Race Since 1962
Nebraska quarterback Eric Crouch captures the Heisman Trophy in one of the closest ballots in history, edging Rex Grossman by 62 points. Crouch tallied 770 points, Cloying career totals include 3,000 rushing and 4,000 passing yards while guiding the Huskers.
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Heisman Voting History and Notable Close Races
The Heisman ceremony moved to a mid town hotel away from its usual Downtown Athletic Club location damaged in the 9 11 attacks. It notes Bo Jackson's 1985 45 point lead over Chuck Long as the closest victory and recalls a 93 point gap in 1956 for Paul Hornung, Johnny Majors, and Tom McDonald.
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Hlavac Leads Flyers Past Wild With Fast Two Goals
Jan Hlavac scored twice within 42 seconds and Roman Cechmanek stopped 31 shots as the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Minnesota Wild 5 1 on Saturday in Philadelphia Luke Richardson returned to the lineup and scored his first goal in 51 games dating back to January 22 It was a celebratory first period for Richardson.
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Flyers edge Wild as Recchi and Primeau score
Mark Recchi nets his first goal in a year and adds two assists while Keith Primeau also scores for Philadelphia. Wes Walz replies for Minnesota and a late- first period disallowed goal by Pascal Dupuis stands as the crossbar bounce rules out.
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Terry delivers Hawks snap 3 game skid
Jason Terry sank two free throws with 17.7 seconds left as the Atlanta Hawks beat the Orlando Magic 107-104 to snap a three game skid. Tracy McGrady scored 40 for Orlando, Nazr Mohammed had 20 for Atlanta, and Shareef Abdur-Rahim left with a bruise after seven minutes.
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