Chiefs' workouts show strong early progress under Reid
Kansas City Chiefs players attend the final week of voluntary practices led by new coach Andy Reid. The team shows crisp efficiency, early offense and defense integration, and growing swagger from Dwayne Bowe while several rookies push for roster spots.
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Rutgers dean questions search firm amid Hermann hire
Rutgers University dean Susan Schurman voiced mystification that Parker Executive Search failed to flag concerns about Julie Hermann before her selection as athletic director. The Star-Ledger had reported allegations from 1996 by Tennessee volleyball players claiming verbal humiliation and abuse, while new scrutiny follows Tim Pernetti’s resignation after Mike Rice's video scandal.
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Djokovic Opens French Open Bid In Dramatic First Round
Top-ranked Djokovic defeats David Goffin 7-6 6-4 7 in Paris to start his push for a career Grand Slam. He shows determination to win the French Open as fans react to a tense tie break and early set, with Goffin’s missteps shaping the outcome.
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NFL Draft 2014 Moves to May at Radio City Music Hall
The NFL announced the 2014 draft will be held May 8-10 at Radio City Music Hall due to an April scheduling conflict. This marks a shift from the usual April window and follows a 1984 full May draft. No major changes expected for other offseason events.
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Colorado AD Mike Bohn resigns after eight years
Colorado athletic director Mike Bohn resigns after eight years directing a Buffaloes program that faced football struggles but saw success in basketball. In an email to staff he said the department would be headed in a different direction and called the development disappointing and troubling.
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NBA approves Kings sale to Ranadive group
The NBA Board of Governors unanimously approved the Sacramento Kings sale to a group led by Vivek Ranadive. The league said the transaction is expected to close shortly after owners blocked relocation to Seattle earlier this month.
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Hawks name Budenholzer to coach in Atlanta
Atlanta Hawks appoint longtime Spurs assistant Mike Budenholzer as head coach replacing Larry Drew whose contract expires in June after three seasons. General manager Danny Ferry cited Budenholzer's experience with San Antonio in selecting him.
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OU's Ricketts named national college softball player of the year
Keilani Rick etts of Oklahoma City has been named the top college softball player in the country for the second straight year.
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Ex-quarterback Cullen Finnerty found dead in Michigan woods
Cullen Finnerty, 30, renowned for leading Grand Valley State University to three national titles and more than 50 wins, was found dead Tuesday night in woods near his family cottage in Allendale, Michigan, days after disappearing while fishing. He had gone missing Sunday and his body was located about eight p.m. within a mile of the search area.
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Royals Schedule in St Louis This Week
The Royals play two games in St Louis this week with first pitch at 7 10 p m Thursday and 7 15 p m on Thursday night at Busch Stadium tackling the Cardinals in a control test series and seeking early-season rhythm.
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Wiggins recruitment sparks vitriolic reactions from rivals’ fans
Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel notes that after Andrew Wiggins chose Kansas, he received vile and threatening tweets from fans of the schools he rejected. HeCharacterizes the taunts as a sign of bleak online culture and questions the attackers' morals.
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Supreme Court ruling on baseball as sport not business
The 1922 decision holds organized baseball mainly a sport not subject to antitrust or interstate commerce laws. In 1971 Al Unser wins his second Indy 500 at 157.735 mph, finishing 22 seconds ahead of Peter Revson as the pace car crash injures 20. In 1977 A J Foyt seals a fourth Indy win while Janet Guthrie becomes the first woman in the race but retires after 27 laps. 1983 Tom Sneva wins by 1 second over Al Unser after three runner ups. 1988 Rick Mears tops the field for his third Indy 500, giving Penske a seventh victory.
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