ESPN anchor Stuart Scott dies after battling cancer
ESPN longtime SportsCenter anchor Stuart Scott, known for his enthusiasm, died at age 49 after fighting cancer. He left a recent Monday Night Football broadcast for surgery, diagnosed with a tumor, and continued working during treatment while promoting his mantra to live boldly. ESPN president John Skipper lauded his inspirational impact and dedication to family and work. Fans observed moments of silence nationwide.
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High School Sports Calendar Tuesday Schedule
Free State High hosts Shawnee Mission East girls at 5:30 and boys at 7. Lawrence High hosts Leavenworth girls at 5:30 and boys at 7. Haskell also on the schedule.
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Cowboys Rally Past Lions In NFC Wild Card Clash
Dallas Cowboys overcome a 14 point deficit to beat Detroit Lions 24 to 20 in Arlington. Tony Romo throws two touchdown passes to Terrance Williams, securing the winning points with 2:32 left as Dallas advances to Green Bay. Lions drop to 9 7.
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Former Jayhawks fared in NBA night action
Rakish night across the league shows Kansas alumni' fortunes with Mario Chalmers scoring for Miami, Cole Aldrich and Tarik Black mixed results, and Marcus Morris plus Ben McLemore posting solid numbers. Sacramento and Detroit games feature heavy box scores, while Toronto Phoenix and Lakers games highlight key performances and team outcomes.
Quote blanks Big Ten after nonconference losses
Omaha World-Herald columnist Brad Dickson quips that the only thing left is to lose to a driving school after Big Ten teams drop nonconference games to Texas Southern Incarnate Word and New Jersey Institute of Technology.
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Hall of Fame Class Highlights From 1993 1999 Panels
Reggie Jackson, a 563 home run veteran of 21 seasons and five championship teams, is the sole inductee in 1993. In 1999 Nolan Ryan George Brett and Robin Yount join the Hall of Fame, the largest first ballot class since 1936.
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