Miami set for tougher schedule after title run
Miami Hurricanes eye a difficult 2002 season starting September 7 at Florida in The Swamp. Coach Butch Davis departs, replaced by rookie-year champ coordinator/head coach Larry Coker. Key players Ken Dorsey, Andre Johnson, Clinton Portis, Jeremy Shockey and others return as the team faces Florida, Tennessee, Florida State and a Big East slate with strong opponents.
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Knight-Led Texas Tech Starts Strong in 1990 91 Season
Texas Tech shows a strong start under coach Bobby Knight with a better nine game record and growing fan support for both men and women programs. Center Andy Bilas leads scoring while Rasim Powell pushes the front line as the team eyes Big 12 play and a return to NCAA depths.
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Cards confirm Morris signing with three year contract
The St. Louis Cardinals announced a three year deal worth 27 million with pitcher Matt Morris. Morris, 22 8 with a 3.16 ERA in 2001, was set for salary arbitration and could become a free agent after the 200? season. He will earn 4 million this year 10.5 million in 2003 and 12.5 million in 2004. Cardinals GM Walt Jocketty praised Morris as a top young pitcher.
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Iverson rubber ducky debuts for Sixers fans
The Philadelphia Tiers will give out 5,000 numbered Celebri ducks of Allen Iverson at the Sixers versus Spurs game on January 11. Made by Cerebriducks in California, the toy features cornrows tattoos and a Sixers jersey and is free, unlike the high priced original.
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Robertson guides Stokes to raise Bearcats game
Cincinnati guard Leonard Stokes, the Bearcats' second scorer at 18 points per game, meets Oscar Robertson at Shoemaker Center for guidance on aggressiveness, rebounding, and driving to the basket. Stokes says Robertson's tips, from last season to this, aim to sharpen his timing and on court confidence.
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Mystics Coach and GM Resign After Last-Place Finish
Washington Mystics coach Tom Maher and general manager Melissa McFerrin resigned four months after the team finished tied for the WNBA's worst record. Maher went 10-22 in his only season. McFerrin led the GM duties for five seasons. Susan O'Malley of Washington Sports and Entertainment announced the move.
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Browns Extend Couch Contract With $8 Million Bonus
AEREA Ohio AP Browns lock in Tim Couch by awarding an 8 million bonus and exercising the four year option of his seven year 48 million deal. Browns president Carmen Policy and coach Butch Davis praise Couch as present and future quarterback after a 41-31 win over Tennessee and a career high 336 passing yards with three TDs.
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Twins Hire Ron Gardenhire as Manager Amid Contraction Uncertainty
The Minnesota Twins hired third base coach Ron Gardenhire as manager on Friday, with Terry Ryan saying he is the logical choice amid ongoing contraction battles and a halted season plan. Finalists included Paul Molitor, who withdrew due to the team's uncertain future, and the move follows Tom Kelly's October resignation.
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