Reed and Henderson join Iowa basketball duo from Waterloo East
Guard Carlton Reed and forward Mike Henderson, standout backcourt partners at Waterloo East High School, commit to the University of Iowa. Reed, 6-3, averaged 19 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists as a junior when East won the Class 4A title, and Henderson, 6-4, is expected to contribute quickly. Hawkeyes coach Steve Alford welcomed two proven wining competitors who know each other well and pride themselves on effort and discipline. Reed joins Gorney Thompson Angle as recent Iowa signees with the fall period starting November 12.
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Ridge commits to Pacific. Xavier star to join Tigers
RyAnne Ridge of Cedar Rapids Xavier orally commits to the University of the Pacific women’s program after a visit, choosing Pacific over Bradley Evansville Murray State and Tulsa. Ridge, a 5'11 guard forward, averaged 8.5 points 6.6 rebounds 2.3 assists last season as Xavier won the Class 3A state title and opens the season against Ankeny.
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Earnhardt Jr May Race at Talladega Despite Not Cleared
Dale Earnhardt Jr is expected to race at Talladega this weekend even though NASCAR has not medically cleared him after a Dover wreck left him with a minor concussion and a sprained right foot. Officials said a doctor must approve his fitness before driving.
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Clarett Sues NFL To Enter 2004 Draft Rules
Maurice Clarett, suspended Ohio State tail back, sues the NFL seeking eligibility for the 2004 draft or a special supplemental draft. He argues the three year post high school rule violates antitrust laws and harms competition. An antitrust expert notes the case hinges on restraint of competition.
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Montreal removes caffeine from banned sports drugs list
A two day WADA executive meeting lifted caffeine and pseudoephedrine from banned substances for international sport. Modafinil was banned for the first time, affecting US sprinter Kelli White and possibly costing her world championships medals. The deal secures a three time NBAA scoring champion in Philadelphia through 2008 09 season.
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Prosecution seeks open Bryant preliminary hearing in Denver
Denver prosecutors urged Judge Frederick Gannett to keep the October 9 preliminary hearing open, siding with news organizations that argue the public has a right to know. District Attorney Mark Hurlbert said the evidence to be presented would not threaten Kobe Bryant's right to a fair trial.
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Lakers guard Shaw retires to join front office
In El Segundo California veteran guard Brian Shaw retires after 14 NBA seasons with the Lakers to take a front office job with Los Angeles. The 37 year old guard won three NBA titles in four seasons with the Lakers. A news conference was planned for Wednesday to announce the new role.
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Iverson to sign $76.7 million extension
Philadelphia guard Allen Iverson and the 76ers have reached a four year contract extension worth 76.7 million dollars. The deal secures Iverson as the team’s core for the foreseeable future and signals renewed confidence in the franchise’s plans.
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Lobo retires after standout Connecticut career
Rebecca Lobo, 30, retires from basketball after leading Connecticut to its first NCAA title and helping launch the WNBA. She spent last season with the Connecticut Sun but battled knee injuries during seven WNBA seasons. Associated Press
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