Battle linked to Kansas assistant coach post in report
Lawrence Journal-World reports former Tennessee football coach Bill Battle is being considered for an assistant coaching position at Kansas. If hired, he would replace Kansas assistant Lance Van Zandt.
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State dominates Rice in early-season matchup win
Coach Sloan notes fatigue and depth helped North Carolina State over Rice as Tim Vala scored 19 and Elbert Darden 18. Rice arrived short on days of rest after a California trip. Sloan expects tougher tests against East Carolina and cites adjustment to rotation.
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Pressure Off Michigan With Overtime Loss
Michigan falls 82-81 to Providence in the first Friar Classic final after a dramatic second overtime. Bob Misevicious and Joe Hassett starred for Providence as coach Dave Gavitt celebrated a signature win.
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Boone climbs back with 31 as Kings topple Buffalo
Kansas City's Ron Boone surged to 31 points in a 113-103 victory over Buffalo. He scored 21 by halftime while teammate Jim Eakins added 17 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter. Boone had slumped recently but regained his shooting touch as the Kings moved toward the win. Other NBA results: Seattle over New York 102-96, Detroit 120-111 at Portland, Atlanta 96-92 over, Houston 93-91 over Philadelphia, Phoenix 97-87 over Boston.
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West Davidson Dragons fall to Lexington in overtime
In a boys game Lexington edged West Davidson 59-5 after an overtime rally sparked by Bill Butts. Danny Fuller scored four overtime points as Lexington won 59-5. West girls overwhelmed their opponents 62-46, led by Jamie Snider with 23 points while Lexington’s Andrea Tate had 13.
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Ragan Faces Auto in Oakview Junior League Debut
In the Oakview Junior League opener Ragan faces Automovile Enterprises with leading scorers Derek Stratford Ragan 12 and Chuck Dale Auto. Baskin Robbins meets Lincoln Mercury led by Mark Phipps Triad 16 and Craig Norton Baskin Robbins 1. Cleveland native Jesse Haddock, 1974 Wake Forest NCAA Coach of the Year, named VP at World Management Marketing Inc.
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Raiders Take Runnerup In Tourney
EDEN Andrews finished runnerup in the Edén Holiday Classic Wrestling Tournament Wednesday. Southern Alamance won the event with 52 points more than its closest opponent, while Andrews edged Trinity by half a point for second place. Ernest Bayne won the 195-pound class for the Red Raiders.
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