2day in Sports History Highlights Major Wins
Key sports milestones span 1946 Kentucky tops Baylor 58 42 in NCAA hoops with Groza and Beard 1979 Holmes stops Ocasio in Las Vegas to retain WBC heavyweight title 1994 94 Gretzky hits 622nd goal to become NHL all time scorer for Kings 1996 Kwan captures World Figure Skating title completing USs first singles sweep since 1986 2003 Woods shoots 68 at Bay Hill to claim fourth straight win and match Sarazens Miami Open feat
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Gruden on Arena League freedom with Orlando Predators
Jay Gruden, coach of the Arena League's Orlando Predators, says players talk about control over their team including signings, cuts, pay, and game-day calls. He notes it is not the NFL and reflects on management autonomy within the league. The remarks highlight coach-player dynamics and league structure.
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Lynch and fellow veterans join Broncos defense revamp
Denver agreed to terms with safety Lynch and signed defensive end Raylee Johnson and defensive tackle Luther Elliss as part of a defense overhaul. Lynch, a 32-year-old Pro Bowler, spent 11 seasons with Tampa Bay before being released. Johnson, once with San Diego, signed a three-year deal worth 3.3 million with a 1 million signing bonus. Elliss, a Lions Pro Bowler in 1999 and 2000, was released by Detroit on March 2.
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Tennis Top Four Women Skip Nasdaq 100 Open Field
Four top ranking women were absent as the Nasdaq 100 Open field was set in BISCAINE Florida. No 1 Justine Henin Hardenne, No 2 Kim Clijsters with a sprained left wrist, No 3 Amelie Mauresmo with a back injury, and No 4 Lindsay Davenport chose not to play. Serena Williams became No 1 seed for her comeback event after knee surgery.
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Messier suspended two games for spearing
Rangers captain Mark Messier, 43, was suspended two games after being ejected in the second period of a 4-3 loss to Pittsburgh. He went after defenseman Martin Strbak during a New York power play on Sunday.
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Knight Commission proposal would bar teams with poor graduation rates
The Knight Commission urges that NCAA postseason eligibility hinge on graduation rates. Of 16 Round of 16 contenders, four schools posted 50 percent or better rates while seven of the 12 under 50 percent graduated one third or fewer players. Kansas led with 73 percent. Duke 67. Xavier 67. Vanderbilt 62.
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