Saint Joseph's Eyes NIT Title After Semi Win Over Memphis
Saint Joseph's Hawks, led by Pat Carroll and John Bryant, defeated Memphis 70-58 in the NIT semifinals to advance on to the championship game against South Carolina. Carroll scored 24 points with 13 in the second half, while Dwayne Jones added 13 points and 14 rebounds as Saint Joseph's improves to 24-11.
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Rodney Carney
Darius Washington Jr
Washington
Maryland
YORK
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Gamecocks
Terrapins
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Josh Gonner
Travis Garrison
Chris McCray
Mike Jones
Panthers tied to steroids probe involving three players
Three Carolina Panthers Todd Sauerbrun Jeff Mitchell and Todd Steussie reportedly had testosterone cream syringes and the injectable steroid Stanozolol filled by Dr James Shortt of South Carolina as part of a federal probe. CBS 60 Minutes Wednesday says prescriptions were filled before the 2004 Super Bowl.
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Mitchell
Steussie
Stanford Falls Short In Semifinal Heartbreaker
Stanford's bid for a seventh Final Four appearances ended as Lindsay Bowen hit a deciding 15 footer with 22.8 seconds left after Wiggins sparked a late comeback. Kelly Suminski and Kelley Suminski struggled from long range while Michigan State secured rebounding edges and advanced to the Final Four alongside Connecticut. Roehrig and Haynes added key MSU points as Stanford's 23-game win streak unraveled on the eve of a historic crossover.
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Rene Haynes
Brooke Smith
Former ASU star Wade charged with first degree murder
Former Arizona State running back Loren Wade faced a first degree murder charge after witnesses placed him at the scene of a Scottsdale shooting that killed Brandon Falkner. Wade, 21, has been held without bond and had a history of behavioral concerns and a suspension for improper benefits.
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Scottsdale
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Falkner
Dirk Koetter
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Koetter
Gene Smith
Haley von Blommestein
Trisha Dixon
John Spini
von Blommestein
Los Angeles
Dixon
Spini
Royals edge Angels in wild spring opener 10-9
Jose Lima worked four solid innings for the Royals who beat the Angels 10-9 in Surprise. Emil Brown homered twice and John Buck went 3-for-4 with a homer as KC led 7-1 before a four-run Angels eighth. Ruben Goray scored the go-ahead run on Bob Zimmerman’s wild pitch in the eighth. In Tucson, Darren Oliver started Rockies 4-3 win over the White Sox as Colorado reshapes its rotation with Wright and Chacon set for the final two spots.
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Darren Oliver
Colorado
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Rockies
Jamey Wright
Shawn Chacon
Oliver
Clint Hurdle
Buffs fall to Goddard in windy season opener
Garden City goalkeeper Mariah Johnson faced strong wind in the first half, with Lindsay Alexander taking over in the second. A Garden City defender deflected a header into the Buffs’ net for a Goddard goal. Goddard 6 Garden City 6. Bishop Carroll beat Valley Center 5-3 and Newton topped Wichita North 6-4 in the same bracket.
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Newton
Wichita North
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