Ravens RB Jamal Lewis Sentenced in Atlanta Case
Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis leaves a federal courthouse in Atlanta after being sentenced to four months in prison for using a cell phone to try to arrange a drug deal about four and a half years earlier. He will also serve two months in a halfway house and 500 hours of community service after his prison term.
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Roethlisberger denies two toe break claim after AFC title loss
Steelers coach Bill Cowher challenged rookie QB Ben Roethlisberger about his report of breaking two toes in the AFC championship. Roethlisberger said he wore down and injured his toes during the 41-27 loss to the Patriots, but Cowher insisted there were no toe problems.
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Hockey talks stall with lockout threatening season
NHL and the players association ended their latest talks Wednesday without a deal and plan to reconvene this week. With the lockout at 133 days, a season disruption looms if an agreement isn’t reached soon. New York Mets acquire Doug Mientkiewicz from Boston for minor leaguer Ian Bladergreen. Mientkiewicz, 30, holder of a 2001 AL Gold Glove, caught the final out of Boston’s World Series title run in 2004.
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Television basketball and college games on tap
Michigan women visit Iowa at 7 p.m. on KCRG while Michigan hosts Michigan State at 6 p.m. on ESPN. Washington plays Arizona at 8 p.m. on FSC in another listed matchup. Gazette staff and wire reports provide the listings.
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Walk-on bounces in trey to complete Iowa collapse
Northwestern stunned Iowa 75 74 in overtime as Michael Jenkins hit a chaotic final shot from the corner after a rim deflection. Iowa star Jeff Horner missed two overtime free throws and Pierre Pierce misplayed the in bounds pass sealing the loss.
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Iowa Athletics faces 250k cut and higher ticket prices
Iowa Athletics Director Bob Bowlsby reacts to a 250000 general education fund reduction for 2006 that hits athletics and may trigger rising ticket prices. Bowlsby notes shrinking support and plans to seek revenue gains, including possible price hikes, after past increases.
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Bohannon adjusts to recruiting whirlwind amid defeat
Linn-Mar junior guard Jason Bohannon, who scored 21, saw his 27-game win streak end as West toppled top-ranked Linn-Mar 61 58. Bohannon heads to Dubuque then Stanford for an official visit while coaches praise his focus as interest from major programs soars.
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