Kansas State basketball season starts bright for Walker
Doug Hanna notes Bill Walker shines in debut for Kansas State as fans hope for revival under Bob Huggins. The piece weighs KSU’s defensive gains against weak offense and the football-focused fan base, predicting Beasley’s arrival could spark a turnaround but national contention may take time.
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Stern suspends Anthony for 15 games
NBA commissioner David Stern suspends Carmelo Anthony for 15 games and fines the Knicks and Nuggets $500,000 each after a brawl at Madison Square Garden. Seven players overall receive suspensions ranging from one to 15 games, with penalties affecting pay. Other penalties include Nate Robinson, J R Smith ten games, Mardy Collins six, Jared Jeffries four, and bench-violations costing James and Nene one game each.
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Johnson blasts Chiefs play calling after loss
Kansas City's Larry Johnson criticizes the offense as predictable after a 20 to 9 defeat by the San Diego Chargers. He urges more varied play calls while coach Herm Edwards defends Solari's system amid a late-season scoring drought and a three-game skid.
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Wisconsin Badgers surge to No. 4 in AP poll
Wisconsin rises to No. 4 after wins over Marquette and Pittsburgh, with an 11-1 record and a seven game win streak. Badgers coach Ryan upbeat about the team's momentum and potential.
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Owens fined 35000 for spitting at Hall in Cowboys game
Terrell Owens received a 35000 dollar fine from the NFL after spitting in the face of Atlanta cornerback DeAngelo Hall during the Cowboys Falcons game. Parcells condemned the act and hinted at possible team discipline, while Owens apologized emphasizing frustration and taunting.
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