Olson settles harassment suit against Patriots owner and staff
Boston sportswriter Lisa Olson reaches a settlement with the New England Patriots, team owner Victor Kiam, and several current and former employees. Olson filed the suit in April 1991 naming Kiam, ex-GM Patrick Sullivan, ex-PR director James Oldham, and three players. Terms not disclosed and Olson unavailable for comment.
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Sutton back on court for OSU after chest pains
Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton, hospitalized briefly with chest pains, returned to coaching the Cowboys in a 76 66 loss at Missouri. Sutton said he will watch his diet and exercise more, while star guard Byron Houston and Mo Peeler were sidelined by injuries and penalties respectively.
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Quintana Hospitalized After Accident. Clemens A No-Show
Boston faced a troubled spring training as Carlos Quintana underwent surgery for a broken arm after an automobile crash in Venezuela. Roger Clemens did not report, with his agent citing ongoing workouts. Butch Hobson led a cautious start as Mo Vaughn and Jack Clark potential replacements for Quintana.
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Kansas Uses 17-4 Burst To Beat Oklahoma 84 65
Kansas bulled ahead with a 17-4 run to turn a tight game into an 84-65 victory over Oklahoma. Eric Pauley posted a career high 23 points and 12 rebounds as Kansas improved to 21-3, 9-2 in the Big 8, while Oklahoma fell to 17-7.
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Hawks Face Must-Win Tilt As Big Ten Race Heats Up
The Hawks travel to Minnesota after a tough overtime setback with Iowa and Minnesota tied for fifth at 7 6 in the Big Ten. Iowa top performers include Acie Earl who has blocked 53 shots in 13 league games, while Randy Carter returns for Minnesota after ankle surgery. Iowa has eight days before hosting Indiana on March 4.
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Panthers Edge Creighton In Home Finale At UNI Dome
Northern Iowa defeated Creighton 76-56 at the UNI Dome to finish the season at home. Dale Turner led UNI with 17 points while Cedrick McCullough and Louis Armstrong added 14 each. Cam Johnson added 14 as UNI shot 58 percent from three and 92 percent from the line. Creighton was paced by Duan Cole with 15 points.
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Salukis Top Drake In MVC Clash On the Road
Ashraf Amaya led Southern Illinois with 22 points and 11 rebounds as the Salukis beat Drake 73-69. Kelvan Lawrence added 13 and Chris Lowery 11 for the league leaders while Drake got 24 from Kevin Sams and 16 from Darrin Darney. Lowery’s early steal and layup helped SIU surge to an early 13-3 lead.
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Iowa women climb to No. 6 in AP poll
Virginia stays No. 1 with 69 first place votes as Tennessee moves to No. 2 and Maryland to No. 3. Mississippi earns a first place vote while Iowa rises to No. 6 behind Stanford and a reshuffled top five. Purdue slips to No. 14 after losses to Wisconsin and Northwestern.
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Ex-Cedar Rapids Red Sanford Aims for Reds Starting Job
Ex pitcher Mo Sanford, 25, seeks a Reds starting role in spring training amid a rotation likely featuring Browning Rijo Swindell and Belcher. Sanford pitched well at Chattanooga and Nashville in 1991, striking out many batters with a fastball above 90 mph, and says he will handle a possible minor league assignment if needed.
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