Labor talks begin as players and owners meet in Tampa
Baseball negotiators from the players union and ownership convened for the first time in 14 months. More than 70 players from at least eight teams attended, with focus on a possible salary cap amid revenue-sharing plans.
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Landis resigns as Coe College men’s basketball coach
Coe College announces the resignation of Bob Landis after three seasons as head coach of the Kohawks. He finished with a 23-43 record, best 1991-92 at 12-10, and leaves amid a search for a new coach. Landis says the request came as a surprise and he plans to pursue future coaching.
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Hawkeyes eye next year with new players and uncertain center
Iowa coach Davis notes unexpected starters like Settles may lead next season with freshmen in camp. He praises Handsomely tall Helmers, Bowen, Head, and Millard while fearing the team may lack a true center and must rely on athletic forwards to offset size. The 10 15 season ends with two games left as hopes for growth and experience rise.
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Missouri Upsets Colorado For Big Eight Tourney Title
Erika Martin scored 20 points and Missouri made 30 of 36 free throws to edge No. 2 Colorado 79 71 in overtime to win the Big Eight tournament. Shelley Sheetz led Colorado with 13 points while Nikki McCray scored 21 of her 27 in the second half to spark Tennessee to the SEC title.
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New Hampton Defeats Oelwein in 3A Substate Final
David Nielsen led New Hampton with 18 points as they beat Oelwein 65 48 in a boys basketball 3A substate final. Brian Heying added 16 points and 12 rebounds for the defending state champions.
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ISU's Hoiberg earns 2nd team loop honor
The Associated Press All-Big Eight basketball team includes Melvin Booker of Missouri and Bryant Reeves of Oklahoma State on the first team. Donnie Boyce of Colorado and Eric Piatkowski of Nebraska also earn spots, with Jeff Webster of Oklahoma on the first team. Fred Hoiberg of Iowa State and Jevon Crudup of Missouri headline the second team.
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Massachusetts advances to A 10 final after 69 52 win
Massachusets overcome a shaky first half with a 27 2 run to beat Duquesne 69 52 in the Atlantic 10 semifinals and earn a rematch with Temple at Mullins Center. Michael Williams leads with 19 points while Roe and Camby add 14 each. Temple advances after Aaron McKie keys a second half surge.
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Johnson selected to all tournament team after scoring 25 for UNI
UNI standout Johnson scored 25 to reach 1,284 career points and earn captainship on the all tournament team. Blocker, Timmons, Carr and Gary Collier of Tulsa joined the squad as selections. The game featured late exchanges with SIU answering UNI runs and pulling ahead briefly before UNI rallied to set a 67-67 tie and a late LIU lead.
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Four more teams earn NCAA automatic bids
Liberty and Loyola Maryland joined James Madison and Southern Illinois as NCAA tournament at large qualifiers after conference title wins. Liberty defeated Campbell 76-62 in North Charleston to claim the Big South title, while Loyola Maryland beat Manhattan 80-75 in Albany to win the MAAC. James Madison edged Old Dominion 77-76 for the CAA crown.
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