Michael Jordan signals comeback with Wizards
Michael Jordan says he is returning for love of the game and plans a Washington news conference within 10 days. He has trained intently, tested his abilities against top players, and cites knee tendinitis as the only remaining hurdle while stressing his aim to help others and teach the game.
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Davis shines as Broncos beat Giants in Mile High opener
Terrell Davis returns in style with 101 rushing yards in the Broncos 31 20 win over the New York Giants at Invesco Field. Mike Anderson adds late yardage, Ed McCaffrey to season ending surgery, Amani Toomer scores twice for New York as Sehorn and Hilliard are sidelined.
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Jordan hints at NBA return within days in Washington
Michael Jordan told AP and Chicago reporters he is close to returning to the NBA with a news conference planned in Washington, D.C., by midweek. He said he plays for the love of the game, believes his knee is sound, and aims to play for years while focusing on mentoring youth.
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Denver Broncos lose Ed McCaffrey to season ending leg injury
Denver wideout Ed McCaffrey fractured both bones in his lower left leg after a 19 yard catch against the Giants on Monday night. Coach Mike Shanahan said rods will be inserted and the surgery will sideline him about six months. Broncos teammates called him a pillar of the offense as the team won 31-20.
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Athletes of the Week Highlight Hill and Alexander
Sophomore Brittany Hill won the Wamego Invitational in 12 14, adding to wins at South Gray and last season's second place at state on the 4A course. Senior Tiger receiver Alexander starred in a 45 26 win at Larned with four receptions for 195 yards and two touchdowns, boosting season per game receiving yards to 195 as 2 0 Tigers prep for Hugoton.
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Buffs Seek Bounce After Shocking Loss to Panthers
Garden City High School football aims to regroup after a surprising defeat to Great Bend. The Panthers last beat the Buffs in 1987, a year Garden City went 1 8, before former coach Dave Meadows took over and never lost to them.
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Great Bend Upsets Buffaloes In Weekend Reveal
The Telegram surveys top area high school football teams as Great Bend hands Buffaloes a 28-8 loss, Jerell Pfannenstiel laments senior year expectations, and turnover issues fuel an 0-2 start ahead of Woodward. Mireles comments on lack of excuses and urgency to improve after the upset.
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