Bo Jackson makes history in two sports All Star selections
Bo Jackson, 1990, named to AFC All Star team as a reserve in both MLB and NFL, becoming the first athlete to reach All Star status in two sports. 2004 Chiefs feature three 150 yard rushers in a season, Larry Johnson 151 Denver, Priest Holmes earlier, Derrick Blaylock 186 New Orleans. 2007 Chris Simon banned 30 games NHL, skate hit on Jarkko Ruutu in Pittsburgh game.
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Coaches Report Scores Procedure Guidance
Coaches are urged to report scores by calling 832 6367 or fax 843 4512 or emailing the sports desk at Ijworld.com. The notice encourages timely submissions to ensure accurate standings and public records.
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Mississippi coach Kennedy arrested after cab driver incident
Cincinnati police arrested Mississippi men's basketball coach Andy Kennedy early Thursday after a cab driver accused him of punching him and shouting racial slurs. A Jan 16 pretrial hearing is set. Kennedy faces a first degree misdemeanor assault charge. Also charged, Bill Armstrong, team operations director, with disorderly conduct. Kennedy, 40, had coached Cincinnati previously and led the Rebels in a 77-68 loss to Louisville in the SEC Big East Invitational. Memphis Grizzlies waive former NBA star Antoine Walker after he did not play this season.
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Brand to miss one month due to dislocated shoulder
Philadelphia 76ers forward Elton Brand will sit out about a month with a dislocated right shoulder and a fracture tear, though no surgery is required.
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Iowa Speedway announces third major 2009 event
Des Moines Iowa track adds NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race on September 5 as its third major 2009 event. Milwaukee Brewers sign outfielder Trot Nixon to a minor league contract with invitation to major league camp. Nixon 34 has a .274 career average with 137 homers and 555 RBIs across 12 seasons with Boston Cleveland and New York Mets.
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Ex-Dodgers pitcher Nick Willhite dies at 67 in Utah
Nick Willhite, a left handed pitcher who debuted with the Dodgers in 1963 with a shutout, died of cancer at a son's home in Alpine Utah. Georgia Tech inks first year coach Paul Johnson to a seven year 17.7 million contract after guiding a team expected to finish near the ACC bottom to a 9 3 season.
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Furyk Leads After Round One At Chevron World Challenge
Jim Furyk shot a 4-under 68 to take a two stroke lead after the opening round in Thousand Oaks California. The one week break from his four month vacation followed by this strong start sets Furyk atop the leaderboard.
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Ex Astros closer San Disco-Dave Smith dies at 83
Former All-Star closer and Houston Astros record holder for games pitched, San Disco-Dave Smith died Wednesday at age 83. Tim Flanney cited a possible heart attack as the cause, with officials not yet confirming the exact cause. Smith was an All-Star for the Astros in 1986 and 1990.
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Appeals panel weighs BALCO raid urine sample seizure
PADUCA, CALIF. federal judges questioned prosecutors authority to seize urine samples and names of 104 MLB players not initially under BALCO investigation during a 2004 raid. The 11 member panel of the 9th Circuit weighs search and seizure powers in the digital age.
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Owens Burress share agent sparks in NFL talk
Scott Ostler notes in the San Francisco Chronicle that Terrell Owens and Plaxico Burress sharing the same agent, Drew Rosenhaus, would not be surprising in light of recent agent dynamics.
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Paterno earns right to keep going at Penn State
Associated Press column notes Joe Paterno, age 82, remains Penn State head coach amid praise for long tenure. It highlights his two-year extension, ongoing success, fundraising for a library named after him, and his continued presence despite hip surgery and ongoing recovery.
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