UConn Women Drop Out of Top 10 After Long Run
UConn women fall to 11th in the AP poll after splitting two road games ending a 199-week Top 10 streak. LSU remains No 1, Duke up to No 2, Baylor No 3, with Michigan State entering the Top 10 as Arizona State returns at No 21. Illinois tops the men's poll with Kansas second. Ole Miss?
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Reggie White death linked to lung disease and sleep apnea
Preliminary autopsy findings in Charlotte indicate NFL star Reggie White probably died from a respiratory condition linked to sarcoidosis and other health issues, with sleep apnea noted as a possible contributing factor. Final cause of death may take up to three months.
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Sarcoidosis usually not fatal, says expert on White case
Dr Norman Edelman says sarcoidosis is usually mild and often resolves, with about 95 percent recovery. The disease can be lethal in rare cases, and may have contributed to the death of NFL great Reggie White at 43 alongside other health problems.
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Bears cling to disputed TD in loss to Lions
Bears coach Lovie Smith disputes a review that wiped Bernard Berrian’s 43 yard game tying touchdown. Officials ruled incomplete as replays showed a legal catch. Chicago falls 19 13 to Detroit, dropping to 5 10 and facing Green Bay in the season finale.
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Colts keep ball from Manning's 49th touchdown pass
In Indianapolis the Colts will retain the football from Peyton Manning's record 49th touchdown pass unless he adds another this season. The 21 yard throw to Brandon Stokley came with 56 seconds left in the fourth quarter, breaking Dan Marino's single season record. Officials decided where the ball ends up while Stokley and Moorehead described box handling and safekeeping. If Manning adds another TD, the ball goes to the Hall of Fame and the Colts keep the final touchdown ball.
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Yankees organist Eddie Layton dies after long service
Eddie Layton, longtime Yankee Stadium organist and fixture for over 35 years, died after a brief illness. He joined the Yankees in 1967, played until 2003, and entertained fans from a press box booth with distinctive tunes. George Steinbrenner praised him as a treasured member of the Yankee family. Layton also served as organist for the Knicks and Rangers for 18 years.
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Armstrong wins AP Male Athlete of the Year
Lance Armstrong, remarkable 2004 Tour de France winner, earns the Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year for the third straight time. He received 51 first place votes and 312 points, with Peyton Manning second.
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