Jets Trade Talks On Johnson Highlight Draft Strategy
New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens discuss a blockbuster draft deal that could involve Keyshawn Johnson. Baltimore holds the fifth pick and may swap for extra picks or players, while the Jets seek to move up from 16 and 18. Parcells aims for a big draft score to secure Johnson’s future amid holdout risk and compare to top receivers’ contracts.
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Eagles weigh Pritchett as Turner alternative
Philadelphia scouts Stan Ley Pritchett as a possible replacement for Kevin Turner and as a backup for Duce Staley. Jets' coaching change unsettles players and fans. Al Groh takes over after Parcells resignation. Ravens sign Shannon Sharpe but eye Johnson pending cap and contract talks.
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Dolphins sign Thurman Thomas No 34 with Dolphins
Thurman Thomas, 33, signed a three year 3.6 million deal with the Miami Dolphins and will wear number 34, a jersey last worn by Cecil Collins now in jail. He aims to back up J J Johnson and push the young starter to perform, recalling his Hall of Fame run totals and rivalry history with Miami.
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NCAA basketball selection committee begins tourney prep in Indianapolis
The 10 member committee will convene at the Westin Hotel to begin selecting 35 at large teams, 29 automatic qualifiers, and seeding 64 teams for the 2000 NCAA Tournament. New members join veterans as deliberations start with mock bracket work and a focus on up to 30 seeding criteria.
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YSU Clinches NCAA Bid With 73 57 Victory Over Valparaiso
Youngstown State University earns an automatic NCAA tournament berth by defeating Valparaiso 73 57 in the Mid-Continent Conference Championship in Fort Wayne Indiana. MVP Brianne Kenneally tops YSU with 21 points while Darbi O’Brien adds 10 as Butler routs Detroit 62 43 to claim MCC title and third NCAA bid in four years. Louisiana Lafayette edges South Alabama 51 50 in Sun Belt final to reach NCAA tournament. Lukos Barton leads Valparaiso with 23 points as Crusaders win fifth straight tournament title.
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