Browns fire Donte Stallworth after DUI manslaughter ruling
The Cleveland Browns terminated wide receiver Donte Stallworth on Monday after his reinstatement by the NFL following a DUI manslaughter guilty plea for a March 14 Miami Beach crash that killed Mario Reyes. Stallworth faced a possible roster bonus and release prior to March 20. International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge urged Russia to crack down on drug cheats amid doping cases among biathletes and skiers ahead of the Vancouver Games.
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Judge Allows Most Of O Bannon NCAA Images Suit
U S District Judge Claudia Wilken rejected the NCAA bid to dismiss the case. The lawsuit claims the NCAA used UCLA basketball star Ed O’Bannon and other athletes images for commercial purposes without permission.
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Gingerich guides IMS to strong 19 1 season pace
Kalona Iowa Mennonite School sits at 19 1 in Class 1A entering the final week with no clear scoring star and a fresh men roster. Coach Dwight Gingerich credits defense and team depth as key factors. Ten players have started multiple games and a five guard lineup has been used to maximize versatility.
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May dunks late in Iowa win over Ohio State
Iowa freshman Eric May wowed with a midcourt steal and a ferocious dunk against Ohio State guard Evan Turner. The 6 foot 4 athlete added several big blocks this season and has 23 rejections, though coach Todd Lickliter cautions against overrelying on blocks.
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ISU Stars Consider Returning For Next Season
Iowa State stars Craig Brackins and Marquis Gilstrap say they may delay pro careers and return to school. Brackins hints at a possible 50 50 decision after this season and Gilstrap pursues NCAA eligibility for a sixth year, buoyed by NBA scouts watching their progress.
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