Kenseth wins Subway 400 at Rockingham in late surge
Matt Kenseth roared from fourth to first to capture the Subway 400 at North Carolina Motor Speedway Rockingham. He led most of the event as Rick Craven briefly took the lead late, but Kenseth pulled away after a late restart and held on to secure his second career victory and first since May 2000.
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Mattingly Released From Tampa Hospital After Back Injury
Former Yankees first baseman Ton Mattingly was discharged from St. Joseph's Hospital in Tampa on Sunday after injuring his back in a spring rain drill. Yankees manager Joe Torre said Mattingly hopes to return soon as a guest spring training instructor. The former captain had his No 2 retired in 1997.
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Griffey Sr resigns Reds first base coach role
Ken Griffey Sr angrily resigns as Cincinnati Reds first base coach citing poor treatment. He returns to camp and accepts a scouting consultant job on Florida's east coast. His son Ken Griffey Jr. was traded earlier in 2000 to be closer to family.
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Houston suspends four Cougars players amid team rules violation
Houston basketball announces Sunday suspensions for Kevin Gainey and three others, including leading scorer Dominic Smith and top rebounder Louis Truscott. Coach Ray McCallum did not state reasons, only noting a violation of team rules and that the four will undergo administrative program consultation or counseling before possible return. Smith averages 15.8 points per game, Truscott 13.1 and 9.5 rebounds, Gainey 10.0, Oliver 5.0. Houston is 4-6 in Conference USA after a 3-4-6 loss at East Carolina.
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Kansas narrowly defeats Nebraska in Big 12 clash
Kansas fends off Nebraska 74 70 as Keith Langford clinches the Big 12 regular season title with a late drive. Deon Gooden Holt and Kirk Hinrich add 14 points each while Kansas shoots 49 percent from beyond the arc and secures a school record 38 straight double-figure scoring games. Duke rolls past St. John’s 97 55 behind 12 points from Jason Williams and Carlos Boozer as the Blue Devils pull away late in the first half and dominate the Red Storm.
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Penn State Vaults Athlete Dies After Jump Tragedy
At the University of Minnesota Field House during a track meet, Penn State vaulter Kevin Tate collapsed after a pole vault attempt and died later at Hennepin County Medical Center. Fellow athletes recalled the moment, and officials canceled events including the heptathlon as tributes were planned. Tate’s family watched the event as teammates reflected on the loss.
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Sutherland captures first World Golf Championship win
Kevin Sutherland defeated Scott McCarron in a 36 hole Match Play final to secure a $1 million prize, the first World Golf Championship event won by a player with his first career victory. McCarron missed a key 8-foot putt on the final hole to force extra holes.
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