Hoosiers win in overtime led by Coverdale vs Maryland
Indiana junior guard Tom Coverdale scored 30 points in an 80 74 overtime victory over Maryland in the Big Ten ACC Challenge. He erased a 14 point first half deficit and sealed the win with free throws and a putback as Indiana outlasted Maryland 80 74.
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Flames beat Avalanche in post coaching-change game
The Calgary Flames won 2-1 over the Colorado Avalanche in the first game after firing coach Greg Gilbert, with goals from Craig Conroy and Oleg Saprykin. Interim coach Al MacNeil led the win as players felt responsibility after the shakeup.
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Maddox Named Steelers Starter As Stewart Sits
Steelers coach Bill Cowher reinstalled Tommy Maddox at quarterback for the Houston game, moving Kordell Stewart to the bench after two strong outings. Maddox returned from a two game injury layoff, while Stewart accepted the decision, stressing team over self. Cowher praised both quarterbacks for their unselfish play and mutual respect.
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Brenda Warner Calls Radio Over Kurt Warner Injury Reports
Brenda Warner accused media of overreacting to her husband Kurt Warner’s injury reports and said she insisted on an X ray for his hand rather than coach Mike Martz’s orders during a St. Louis Post-Dispatch radio discussion about trust between Martz and players. She demanded accuracy in reporting on injuries and team confidence.
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New Jersey Nets push past Hawks 87 72 as Mutombo faces surgery
New Jersey beat Atlanta 87 72 with Jason Kidd praising team depth after Dikembe Mutombo announced will undergo surgery for a torn right wrist sidelining him for two months. Jordan scores 25 in his second start as Kobe notables and Kings win highlight a night of NBA action across venues.
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