Big 33 Notebook Hints At Early Enrollees Shaping Ohio Team
In Hershey Ohio prepares for the Big 33 Classic amid NCAA changes allowing early freshman enrollment. Ohio coach Steve Channell and players like Brandon Long and Ted Ginn Jr. reflect on missing stars, upcoming date changes, and standout prospects from Bellbrook Austin Spitler to Warren Mario Manningham.
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Bell expects to push for starting guard spot with Titans
Titans guard Bell, a fourth-year MAC star from Miami, recalls stepping in after Zach Pillette injury and helping Tennessee finish among league leaders in total offense. He endured a torn ACL on Christmas, forecasts limited camp readiness, and notes offseason line changes as McNair returns.
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Armstrong eyes final Tour stage win in time trial pursuit
Lance Armstrong dominates Time Trial 1 and 2 at the Tour while Ullrich and Rasmussen chase podium as Armstrong eyes yellow jersey. Ullrich leads T-Mobile with much to lose, Rasmussen climbs, Basso trails. Armstrong scouts the course and predicts a fast descent into Saint Etienne.
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Crosby lands top pick as Penguins win draft lottery
The Penguins claim the No 1 pick after a lucky draft lottery positioning, paving the way for Sidney Crosby to join Mario Lemieux in Pittsburgh. Crosby, 17, tallied 120 goals and 183 assists in 121 games in junior hockey and spoke of a dream to play in the NHL with Lemieux mentoring him. The move comes as Pittsburgh faces arena and ownership questions while Lemieux’s influence looms large. The Associated Press
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NHL adopts new deal with budget limits and shootout future
The NHL announces a new collective bargaining agreement setting 39 million as the payroll ceiling and 21.5 million floor for next season. It introduces a shootout to guarantee winners in every regular season game and mandates equipment and rule changes to tighten play. Players receive about 54 percent of league revenues with escrow adjustments. Sidney Crosby is noted as a future key asset for his team.
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