No. 9 Hoosiers lose to Ohio State 69 67 in Columbus
Indiana coach Bob Knight faced a tough late decision as Ohio State held off a final Hoosier rally to hand No. 9 Indiana its first defeat. Todd Leary misfired on a late 3 as Buckeyes freshmen Jim Jackson and Alex Davis shone, guiding Ohio State to the 69 67 win in St. John Arena.
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Hornets finish war with wrong troops
Charlotte coach Dick Harter lamented misfired players as Armon Gilliam and JR Reid struggled in a 100-98 loss to Minnesota. Gilliam 26 points, nine in last 20 minutes, Reid 14 points 15 rebounds but foul trouble and turnovers hindered road effort dropping to 0-11.
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Jordan shifts from dunk to 3-point contest at All-Star weekend
Michael Jordan plans to skip the slam dunk showcase and enter the NBA 3-point shooting contest at the All-Star weekend after a run of injuries. He says aging legs push him to save energy, and he will compete against teammate Craig Hodges with Scottie Pippen replacing him in the dunk contest.
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Bowden Offered Lifetime Florida State Coach Contract
Tallahassee reports Bobby Bowden is offered a lifetime deal at Florida State with a large pay increase to keep him coaching as long as he desires. Acting athletic director Bob Goin says the contract ensures Bowden remains at FSU until he chooses to retire. The agreement tops Spurrier’s recent $440,000 Duke deal.
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Craigs’ San Diego Padres buy bid collapses
Sid and Jenny Craig reportedly cannot secure financing to buy the San Diego Padres. The Tribune cited sources saying the deal is dead despite Jenny Craig International Weight Loss Centers earnings topping $200 million yearly. Mrs Kroe seeks $100 million for the club plus $100 million in operating capital and $300 million in reserve.
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