Heisman Winner Pate Dawkins Named 1958 Army Star
In 1958 Army back Pate Dawkins wins the Heisman Trophy in a historic college football season. Also noted are 1977 veterinary case against Mark Gerard for horse-switching, and a Belmont race where Cinzano as Lebon a 57-1 long shot won on Sept. 23.
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Louie Sakoda Named a Lou Groza Award Finalist
Utah kicker Louie Sakoda, a finalist for the Lou Groza Award recognizing college football's top kicker, discusses the job as a cheesy but essential role.
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Giants weigh Burress fate after bail in weapons case
Giants discuss immediate future as Plaxico Burress faces possible suspension or release after posting 100000 bail on weapon possession charges. Coach Coughlin notes ongoing talks on whether he will return to practice or be sidelined, with options including injury list or a longer suspension.
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Browns Lose Anderson for Season in Round of Injuries
Derek Anderson will miss the final four Browns games after tearing a ligament in his left knee against Indianapolis. The injury caps a season cut short for the quarterback who lost the starting job to Brady Quinn weeks earlier.
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Swinney to lead Clemson Tigers on five year deal
Clemson announces interim coach Dabo Swinney will take a five year contract to replace Tommy Bowden. Salary details and incentives await approval by the university Board of Trustees Compensation Committee.
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Celtics Beat Magic In Ninth Straight Win
Celtics defeat Magic 107 88 led by Paul Pierce 24 points 17 in third quarter Ray Allen 21 points Rajon Rondo 16 points 12 assists Kevin Garnett 15 points. Magic top scorer Rashard Lewis 30 points Dwight Howard 14 points 15 rebounds but Orlando saw its four game win streak end.
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