Manhattan Accepts National Invitation to tourney
Manhattan earned a National Invitation bid after beating St Francis NY 75 64 to claim the Metropolitan Conference title. The Jaspers finish 13 7 and will make their sixth NIT appearance, joining Virginia Tech Army Temple Brigham Young Louisville St John s De Paul and Penn State in the field.
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Russians recalled from American indoor program power struggle
The Soviet track squad, eight athletes strong, left the United States after a leadership change in the Soviet Track Federation. Coach Gavrill Korobkov said the team was ordered home following a Baltimore meet, with officials citing a power struggle rather than results. The U S Soviet outdoor meet remains set for July 23-24 in Los Angeles.
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Pensacola Open Delayed by Rain Forecast Fresh Start
Heavy morning rain and a flash storm washed out the second round of the Pensacola Open at Pensacola, Florida. Doug Sanders held a two stroke lead at 63 after 12 holes before play halted. Bruce Devlin and Gay Brewer remained within reach in clubhouse and on course as officials rescheduled for Saturday through Monday.
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Tennessee, Cats Set For Slugging In Game Of Day
Tennessee aims to upset top-ranked Kentucky in Knoxville, seeking payoff for last year's SEC setback. Kentucky, unbeaten in conference and NCAA, eyes another win as Pat Riley and Louie Dampier pace the Wildcats while Tennessee hinges on Howard Bayne to bolster the backboards and limit easy scores.
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Auburn Alabama Cagemen Set For Final SEC Clash
Auburn aims for 18th win in 20 games and a share of third place in the final SEC standings with Alabama at Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery. Both teams enter 8-7 in conference play. outcome affects ties with Tennessee Georgia and Florida for third, while losses drop either side toward seventh. Montgomery out, Millsap starts, De Fore leads scoring at 23.8, Buisson rising in shooting, Quick anchors center, Walker strong reserve.
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He's College Man The ProsDontt Interest Bear
AP interview with Paul Bryant of Alabama discusses why he stays in college football. Bryant praises developing untapped players, notes big pro offers, and contrasts college and pro games including fan focus, game style, and quarterback protection while highlighting his earnings and outside ventures.
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Auburn Baseball Open SEC Schedule in 1965 Season
Auburn faces a tough 1965 schedule opening March 18 and 19 against Vanderbilt before trips to Tallahassee and games with Mississippi State, Florida State, Ole Miss, Florida, and others. Coach Paul Nix relies on returning infielders, but has no pitchers from 1965, highlighting a key challenge for the Tigers.
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