Tiger Woods scandal accelerates public scrutiny and reaction
The Florida crash investigation shows Tiger Woods' Cadillac struck a fire hydrant and tree, with a $164 careless driving citation. Sponsors respond cautiously while peers urge transparency. Parnevik faults judgment, and Woods faces immense media attention as details emerge from the six page patrol report.
Arkansas edges Kansas State in late rally
Arkansas erased a double digit deficit in the final 10 minutes to beat Kansas State 60-58 in Fayetteville. The Wildcats led 50-38 before Arkansas scored the final five points and Ashley Sweat posted 18 points and 10 rebounds for Kansas State. Brittany Chambers added 15 and Kari Kincaid 12.
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Jayhawks cruise past Alcorn State in runaway win
Kansas opened cold but then produced a 36-0 run to overwhelm Alcorn State, holding the Braves to 5-of-27 shooting and forcing 15 turnovers to lead 58-12 at halftime. The Jayhawks finished with a dominant performance as they sought a large margin of victory.
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Sponsors sticking with Tiger Woods amid affair fallout
Longtime sponsors remain with Tiger Woods as he faces a public apology after Us Weekly reports of a 31 month affair. Marketing experts say loyalty could be strained by future stories or his silence, though Nike Gatorade EA Sports Gillette and AT&T have not withdrawn. Brands weigh impact on public image and audience reach while some seek to ride the controversy with promotions such as Spirit Airlines eye of the tiger sale.
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Collison Returns Sparks Thunder Past 76ers in 117-106 Win
Kevin Durant scored 33 as Nick Collison added 18 in his first game back from injury, lifting Oklahoma City to a 117-106 victory over Philadelphia. Thunder improved after halftime, getting 14-5 run to take lead, with Jeff Green 19 and Westbrook 15 assists. Iverson set to return to Philly, who drop to an 0-7 road mark and extend the Sixers’ losing streak to eight.
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