Pitt Dominates Beavers In Insight Bowl Rout
Pittsburgh, ranked 24th, defeated Oregon State 38-13 as Shawn Robinson returned a punt for a TD and Brandon Miree ran for 113 yards. Pitt breaks a 9-win season milestone. Rod Rutherford scored on a 1-yard run after Tez Morris interception to surge ahead. Oregon State held to 8 rushing yards. In Detroit, Boston College beat Toledo 34-28 as Brian St. Pierre threw for 342 yards and 3 TDs.
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Hamilton Bounces Back In Pistons Win Over Wizards
Richard Hamilton scored 22 points as Detroit limited Washington to 33 second half points in an 87 82 victory. He had 20 through three quarters and sealed the win with two free throws as Jerry Stackhouse led the Wizards with 24. Michael Jordan added 17 in a high scoring night.
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Shaquille ONeal Marries Shaunie Nelson at Beverly Hills Hotel
Los Angeles AP Shaquille ONeal wed longtime girlfriend Shaunie Nelson in a private ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel. The couple exchanged vows Thursday night with friends and Lakers teammates present as reporters were briefly escorted from the scene. Kareem Rush praised the event to KCAL-TV.
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Super Mario shines on Broadway stage
Mario Lemieux led the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 6-1 road win over the New York Rangers, raising his league leading total to 63 points with a goal and two assists. Lemieux has 60 goals and 131 points in 66 games, the most against the Rangers.
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Armstrong tops AP list as cyclist and cancer advocate
Lance Armstrong, winner in 1999 and 2000, finishes third for the second year. He leads in first place votes and points while using his comeback to fund cancer research through the Lance Armstrong Foundation. He emphasizes discipline, family, and turning illness into a lasting survivor identity. He eyes 2003 Tour with record aspirations and contemplates 2004.
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Serena Williams Dominates Season Captures Serena Slam
Serena Williams went 21-0 on the sport’s biggest stages, winning the French Open Wimbledon and U.S. Open to complete a year with three majors. She avoided the Australian Open due to an ankle injury and rose to No. 1 in July while overcoming personal trials and a stalker. Williams’s power and all court coverage, plus high profile endorsements and TV spots, cement her status as a top athlete alongside Venus and Capriati.
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Holiday: Long odds nothing new to ASU
Arizona State's offense clicked at Qualcomm Stadium as Walter subbed in after a 22-0 deficit to throw four TDs to McDonald in a 39-28 Holiday Bowl win over San Diego State. Kansas State coach Bill Snyder lauded the Sun Devils while his team faced at large Orange Bowl questions after a late-season surge and a rugged defense led by Terence Newman.
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