Penguins tie with Lightning in sluggish home game
Pittsburgh, facing the NHL-worst Lightning, manage a 1-1 tie at Civic Arena as Tom Barrasso stops 35 shots. Jaromir Jagr scores on the power play. Ron Francis laments mental and physical flatness after the team's fifth straight unbeaten game. The Penguins sit 18-10-7 and hold a three-point division lead.
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Hackett eyed to replace Robinson as USC coach
Reports say Paul Hackett could take over at Southern California, replacing John Robinson. USC officials denied changes, while sources and outlets vary on the offer. Hackett, Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator and former USC assistant, denied active USC talks. Garrett plans a decision soon as Robinson’s fate remains unsettled.
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Shenango Falls To Kennedy Christian In Tight Showdown
Mohawk 19 markers and 11 rebounds lead Shenango as Kennedy Christian stays strong. Shenango JV falls 68-61 while West Middlesex beats Neshannock 81-70, with Ed Lynch leading Jayvees. George Junior Republic thumps Wilmington 112-38 as GJR dominates both games.
Shenango Girls Fall To Hickory 44 33 In Non-Conference
Shenango trailed 19 17 at halftime and was outscored 25 16 in the second half, suffering a 44 33 defeat as Hickory, led by Katie DeMaria with 13 points including three 3 pointers, improved to 2 6. Nikki Burns and Lissa Lepisto each scored eight for Shenango. Shawna Kuczynski added 13 in the loss. Hickory JV won 34 19.
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Laurel Girls Fall Short to Sewickley Academy 38 32
Laurel drops to 5 3 this season after a non conference loss to Sewickley Academy 38 32. The Lady Spartans led 23 14 at halftime but were outscored 24 9 in the second half and 14 4 in the fourth. Alison Liefald scored 16 for Sewickley and Michelle Frampton had 10 for Laurel. Laurel JV won 51 15 with Jessica List scoring 12.
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The four life philosophies of athletes and society
In this column Tim Kolodziej argues that wealth and fame distort values, urging admiration for teachers and doctors over athletes. He notes how ego and money fuel mistreatment, cites Sprewell, and urges restraint and reflection when provoked, with journalists as potential role models.
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Mohawk star Knatz leads Lady Warriors to turning season
Mohawk High senior center Kim Knatz, 6-foot-1, has sparked a run of three wins in four games after an 0-3 start, averaging 15.4 points and 82 rebounds in seven games. She scored 28 in a 50-45 victory over Moniteau and 25 rebounds across two games while anchoring defense with 17 blocks this season. The Lawrence County athlete of the week will receive a plaque from sponsor T&R Products, Inc. Coach Ron Swanson praised her scoring and defensive impact, noting her inside presence and ability to read double teams.
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Smith named 1997 Sportsman of the Year in Chapel Hill
Dean Smith accepts Sports Illustrated's 1997 Sportsman of the Year award in a ceremony at the arena named for him. The North Carolina legend, who retired with 879 wins in 36 seasons, credits his players and staff and becomes SI's fifth coach to receive the honor.
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Rice suffers knee fracture in 1997 comeback setback
Jerry Rice said the knee injury was worth the comeback as he faces eight to ten weeks of rehab after fracturing the kneecap on a leaping catch from Steve Young. Doctors ruled out ligament or cartilage damage, and Rice plans to return for the 1998 season with minimal pads and protection in future plays.
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