NCAA freshmen eligible for varsity play and tourney expansion
Summary of sports history milestones detailing the 1984 fall start for freshmen on varsity football and basketball, the 64 team 1985 basketball championship field, Michael Jordan reaching 20 000 points in 620 games versus Wilt Chamberlain’s 499, Eddie House matching Lew Alcindor with 61 points for Arizona State in 2000, and Goose Gossage’s 2008 Hall of Fame election as a relief pitcher.
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Wil Chamberlain
Eddie House
Lew Alcindor
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California
Goose Gossage
Tennessee
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Arizona
MY Giants
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Dolphin Stadium
Miami
Florida
Oklahoma
Eccentseernee Poines
SAN Antonio
LA Clippers
Dallas Core
New York
Drexel
Western Kentucky
IOWA
Butler
Minnesota
Youngstown
Wright State
Cleveland ST
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Utah State
Louisiana Tech
Loyola Chicago
Valparaiso Shaw
Detroit
Alabami CA
Monroe
Louisiana-Lafayette
NEW Orleans
Middle Tenn
Florida Atlantic
Xavier
Sesosersenicon
St. Louis
Little Rock
North Texas
Oregon
Arkansas
Denver
NME
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Nevada
Boise State State
UC Davis
Cal Riverside
Idaho
Hawaii
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CAL S
Barba Wanvoon Galoryine Pacific
Long Beach State
Ariz State
Oregon State
Washington
Stanford
Fullerton
CAL Poly
SLO
Georgia
Southern
Wen
Citadel
WI Carolina Sensei Yessy
Greensboro
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Everwanee
Elon Morehead
ST. Ie
Tennessee Tech Tenn Chatt
Wofford
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Jacksonville State
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Pennington Eyes Third Comeback Award Next Season
Chad Pennington, praised by Pennnington in the Fort Worth Star Telegram, looks ahead to 2010 aiming for a third NFL Comeback Player of the Year award after winning in 2006 and 2008. The citation highlights his resilience and anticipated return.
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Pennnington
David Thomas
Fort Worth
BC fires Jeff Jagodzinski over Jets interview clash
Boston College dismissed coach Jeff Jagodzinski after he pursued an NFL coaching job with the New York Jets, citing a difference of vision for the program. BC athletic director Gene DeFilippo said Jagodzinski was let go following discussions and a Jets interview, with potential interim replacements explored.
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Boston
Boston College
Jeff Jagodzinski
New York Jets
Gene DeFilippo
Jagodzinski
Jets
DeFilippo
Frank Spaziani
Jack Bicknell Jr
NBA trades and coaching changes dominate early week hoops news
Multiple transactions and moves across the NFL and MLB are reported. Shaun Livingston traded to the Grizzlies for a conditional 2012 second-round pick. Darius Miles waived by Memphis. Eric Mangini named Browns head coach in Beréa after four-year deal discussions. Carl Peterson rules out Miami post Chiefs era. Gary Gibbs fired by Saints as Payton cites impact on defense. Adam Jones released by Cowboys ahead of waiver window. LaDainian Tomlinson listed doubtful for Chargers playoff clash. Jason Giambi signs with Oakland A's on a 5.25 million deal. Jerry Hairston Jr signs with Reds for two million. Marcus Giles invited to Phillies spring training.
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Miami
Miami Heat
Shaun Livingston
Memphis Grizzlies
Cleveland
Eric Mangini
Cleveland Browns
New York Jets
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Mangini
Beréa
Browns
Bill Belichick
Romeo Crennel
Davydenko sidelined by heel injury in Australia Open
Nikolay Davydenko will miss the Australian Open due to a persistent heel injury described as unbearable for the past two weeks. In Qatar, Rafael Nadal beat Karol Beck 6 1 6 2 and Roger Federer defeated Andreas Seppi 6 3 6 3 to reach the quarterfinals, while Andy Murray edged Philipp Petzschner 6.
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Chennai
India
Nikolay Davydenko
Dov
Qatar
Rafael Nadal
Roger Federer
Nadal
Karol Beck
Slovakia
Federer
Andreas Seppi
Italy
Andy Murray
Philipp Petzschner
Royals eyes grand new Kauffman Home in 2004 renovation
Kansas City Royals officials describe a $250 million Kauffman Stadium overhaul that will wraparound seating and major outfield changes, creating a near new look. The project adds restaurants and party decks, reduces capacity to about 39,000, and aims for a gala Hall of Fame opening around the All-Star break. Opening day is April 10 against the New York Yankees with tickets from 7 to 195 dollars.
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Kansas City Royals
Kauffman Sachin
Royals
New York Yankees
Bob Rice
Hall of Fame
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Rice
Team Hall of Fame
Crown Club
Jackson County
David Glass
Impé
Kevin Uhlich
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