Notable NCAA and NFL rushing records and sports events
Highlights include 1991 Marshall Faulk’s NCAA record 386 rushing yards and seven touchdowns for San Diego State against Pacific, 1994 baseball season canceled by strike, 1996 Mark McGwire’s 50th homer in a loss to Cleveland, 2002 Tim Montgomery’s world 100m record in Paris, and 2003 Jamal Lewis’s NFL single game rushing record of 295 yards for Baltimore vs Cleveland.
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Quoted day 8615 weird who wants to go outside
British Columbia Lions receiver Frank Cutolo, stranded in Florida during Hurricane Frances, describes his discomfort with the situation and his curiosity about stepping outside despite the danger of a stop sign being hit.
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Bowden sticks with Rix as Florida State starter
Florida State coach Bobby Bowden announced quarterback Chris Rix will remain the starter after a 16-10 loss to Miami. Rix completed 12 of 28 passes for 108 yards with two interceptions and two lost fumbles, including a late overtime mishap. The decision comes despite criticism and Rix’s four-year tenure as the team’s starter.
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Costa and Davydenko tumble in first round in Bucharest
In Bucharest Costa of Spain, a wild card, fell 6-1 6-2 to Paul-Henri Mathieu of France. Nikolay Davydenko of Russia lost 7-6 6-0 to Felix Mantilla of Spain in the BCR Open first round.
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Hungarian hammer thrower Adrian Annus retires in Hungary
Budapest reports Adrian Annus, the Hungarian hammer thrower, has retired and plans to return the Olympic gold medal he lost after refus ing a follow up drug test, as stated by his manager on Monday.
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Ryder Cup means more to Europeans
The European team fights for continental pride while Americans chase individual glory. Europeans, led by Bernhard Langer and top players like Luke Donald and Miguel Angel Jimenez, seek revenge and cohesion, and are poised for a two point victory over the United States in a pivotal Ryder Cup.
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