Ex NFL quarterback Steve McNair ruled homicide
Police in Nashville say former quarterback Steve McNair and his girlfriend Saleh Kazemi were found dead in a condo near the Titans stadium with McNair shot twice in the head and twice in the chest. Investigators questioned friends and Kazemi exes while awaiting lab tests to determine if the death was a lovers quarrel.
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Neeley
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Alcorn State
Busch crashes as Stewart wins Coke Zero 400 at Daytona
Kyle Busch leads late at Daytona International Speedway but slides up the track after contact with Tony Stewart, ending in the wall and sending him to the care center. Stewart wins his second race in five weeks as Jimmie Johnson, Denny Hamlin and Carl Edwards follow.
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Wilson breaks through at The Glen in IndyCar race win
Dale Coyne Racing driver Justin Wilson led 49 of 60 laps at Watkins Glen International to win the Camping World Grand Prix, beating Ryan Briscoe and snapping a stretch of dominance by Penske and Ganassi. Scott Dixon finished third as series point leader Dario Franchitti crashed early and finished 15th.
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Woods captures AT&T National in dramatic finish
Tiger Woods wins the AT&T National at Congressional after a 20 foot birdie on 16 seals a one stroke victory over Hunter Mahan who shot a 62 tying the course record. Anthony Kim led early but Woods nails the final birdie for his third win of the year.
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Cavendish Wins Tour Stage As Armstrong Plays It Safe
Cavendish won the Tour de France stage from Monaco to Brignoles as Armstrong stayed with the pack. Cancellara holds the yellow jersey with Contador 18 seconds back, Wiggins 19 seconds behind, and Armstrong tenth. Farrar finished second with Feillu third on a hot, flat 116 miles.
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