Officials Now The Stars Of The Show In ACC Basketball
Media members discuss how officials are under growing scrutiny as television and press spotlight rise. The piece notes past anonymity of referees like Lou Bello and argues modern officials face heightened pressure, postgame scrutiny, and public visibility while preserving integrity.
Miller says owners delay spring training could free players
Marvin Miller of the MLB Players Association warned that owners delaying the start of spring training could breach player contracts, possibly creating a wave of free agents like Catfish Hunter. The dispute centers on the reserve clause and a looming labor agreement with ongoing legal moves in Kansas City and ongoing negotiations.
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Ducks Rally To Overtime Win In Backyard Rivalry
Oregon defeats Oregon State 76 74 in overtime in a non conference game that still mattered for hometown pride. Ron Lee scored 28 points to anchor the Ducks while Stu Jackson added late free throws to seal the victory as Oregon State also fought back from a late deficit. Nevada Las Vegas cruised past Seattle 107 77 led by Radhe Owens 29 points. Wichita State beat West Texas State 63 35 with Bob Elmore and others in double figures.
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Possible First Time All ACC Teams Finish With Winning Records
ACC basketball could see a 32 year first as every team finishes the season with an overall winning record. North Carolina Maryland and others remain ranked while Virginia Duke and N.C. State face tough late games on a weekend slate including Notre Dame at 4 pm and regional matchups across the schedule.
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Patience Pays Off For Curl At Hawaiian Open
Honolulu Hawaii AP Rod Curl warmed with an eight under par 64 to lead the opening round of the 230000 Hawaiian Open at Wailea, missing only a few makeable putts. He matched long drives with precise iron play, reaching a par five in two and birdieing three long-range attempts while not bogeying a hole. Weather aided scoring as 16 players shot 67 or better and curl led a field that included John Jacobs in second at 65 and Irwin Murphy Geiberger Sneed and Jaeckel at 66.
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