Woods Leads Ford Championship with 64 at Doral
Tiger Woods shot an 8-under 64 at Doral to lead the Ford Championship by one stroke over Phil Mickelson and four others. Camilo Villegas, 65, joined ex-pro Beem Palmer and Wilson in the early top ranks. Zach Johnson opened with 69. In other sports news, Pedro Martinez will skip the World Baseball Classic for a sore toe. Manny Ramirez and Vladimir Guerrero also withdrew from the Dominican squad. Eric Gagne left Dodgers camp for personal reasons but expects to return by Sunday. Wade seeks another Olympic gold and aims for the U S roster reveal.
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ACC issues statement after FSU upset of Duke
ACC Commissioner John Swofford labeled the court storming at the Duke Florida State game unfortunate and credited referees for managing the scene. He noted the ACC cannot penalize member schools for fan behavior and issued a statement stressing crowd control and safety.
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World Baseball Classic Opens With Global Showdown
Yankees star Derek Jeter jokes with Bernie Williams as they prepare to represent the United States and Puerto Rico in the 16 nation World Baseball Classic. Group stages begin in Tokyo and Phoenix with top teams advancing to Anaheim and San Juan toward the March 18-20 finals in San Diego.
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Cavaliers survive Bulls comeback on late Murray 3
Ronald Murray hit a rightside 3 with 3.9 seconds left as Cleveland edged Chicago 92 91, snapping a five game skid after blowing a 25 point lead. LeBron James scored 33 in final 7:40, Kirk Hinrich led Chicago with 25 and 9 rebounds.
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Titans keep McNair with $1 million fee for 2006 season
The Tennessee Titans will pay quarterback Steve McNair a $1 million fee to keep him for the 2006 season allowing free agency after 2006. NFL delays free agency by three days as many teams trim payroll to fit the salary cap. McNair would have triggered a $50 million option. restructure keeps him on the Titans payroll but limits cap impact.
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NFL Free Agents Await Capped Labor Deal Impasse
The NFL and the union clash over revenue share as free agency looms with two years left on the 1993 pact. A no agreement scenario risks no salary cap in 2007, affecting top players like Alexander James and a host of others including Randlell Woodson Law and Brees, while teams face draft pick signing challenges.
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