2day in Sports History 1990s Highlights and Records
The list recalls key sports milestones from 1990 1993 2000 and 2001. Stacey Robinson sets an NCAA quarterback rushing record with 308 yards and five touchdowns for Northern Illinois in a 73 18 win over Fresno State. Michael Jordan retires after nine NBA seasons. Marty McSorley is found guilty of assault with a weapon in Canada. Maurice Hicks runs 416 yards and four touchdowns for Morgan State in a 52 42 loss to North Carolina A&T. Middle Tennessee State tops Idaho 70 58 as a Division I scoring record is set.
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Mariners Sweeney on Rivera Cut Fastball Dominance
Mike Sweeney of the Seattle Mariners described Mariano Rivera's cut fastball as a constant threat. He noted Rivera throws the pitch about 92 percent of the time, a fact that unsettles hitters and shapes opposing game plans.
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Sports on TV Philadelphia Schedule Quick Look
TV listings show Philadelphia broadcasts with Loy presenting a home game coverage. Channel details and exact times are missing, but the snippet indicates regional sports telecast noting Loy as host.
Broyles Out 2 to 4 Weeks With Broken Shoulder Blade
Oklahoma wide receiver Ryan Broyles will miss two to four weeks with a broken left shoulder blade after Saturday's loss at Miami, affecting the Sooners in a Baylor game with Sam Bradford possibly sidelined. Florida quarterback Tim Tebow remains concussion sidelined from practice and Tim Tebow remains in recovery.
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Manning Foot Inflammation Sidelined Giants Option To Play
Eli Manning diagnosed with inflamed tissue in his right foot after an MRI at Hospital for Special Surgery. Team physician Russell Warren said Manning could play this weekend against the Oakland Raiders if pain is tolerable. The report spans multiple sports notes and player updates from Giants to Jazz and golf.
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Becker ruled mentally competent in Ed Thomas murder case
A district judge in Iowa ruled Monday that Mark D. Becker, 24, is mentally competent to stand trial on first degree murder charges for the shooting of legendary high school coach Ed Thomas. Becker can understand proceedings and assist his defense, per the judge’s order.
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Tigers must probe Cabrera conduct amid high stakes
Detroit columnist urges Tigers president Dave Dombrowski to press Miguel Cabrera for answers after a 0.26 blood alcohol reading at 6am on a pivotal game day. He notes Cabrera's long burn of durability, huge contract, and the need to protect the franchise investment while acknowledging the lack of full clarity on the incident.
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