Jordan Returns as Visitor to Chicago in Big Strip Show
Michael Jordan visits Chicago for the first time as a visitor since retiring, with fans still venerating his statue and banners at United Center. Wizards Bulls game promises high drama, NBC telecast, and a charged arena atmosphere as Jordan seeks a big night against his old team.
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Capel to miss UConn game with mild concussion
North Carolina forward Jason Capel will miss Saturday's game against Connecticut due to a mild concussion. He sustained the injury while diving for a loose ball on Tuesday and also sat out Wednesday's contest versus Florida State. Capel leads the Tar Heels with scoring and rebounding, averaging 16.8 points and 10.3 boards.
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Teasley suspended for one game after loss to Georgia Tech
North Carolina guard Nikki Teasley is suspended for one game for sportsmanlike conduct after Thursday's defeat to Georgia Tech. The Tar Heels leading scorer will miss Monday's game at Wake Forest but can play Thursday versus Duke. Coach Sylvia Hatchell demanded first class conduct, while an athletic official did not disclose the misconduct. Georgia Tech upset the 17th ranked Tar Heels 62 to 61 in Chapel Hill.
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Terps Devils Draw Largest Audience for Duke Maryland
ESPN aired Duke versus Maryland as the most watched regular season college basketball game, reaching 2,971,520 homes. The Duke 99 to 78 win drew a 7.46 cable rating, about 115,000 more homes than Georgetown St John’s on February 27, 1985.
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Phillies secure Rolen on a one year $8.6 million deal
Philadelphia signs Scott Rolen to an $8.6 million one year contract with incentives making it the largest in team history. Travis Lee and Robert Person also avoid arbitration with one-year agreements while Rolen weighs free agency after this season.
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Lambert named WAC chair replacing Goetze in Maryland
Gov Parris Glendening announces Timothy Lambert will replace Spaulding Goetze Sr. as chair of the Wildlife Advisory Commission. The move draws questions over legality and Goetze’s status, while Lambert’s background with the MLA and stance on hunting raise concerns among hunters and animal rights groups. John Griffin and Sarah Taylor Rogers note governing process issues and leadership conflicts within DNR.
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Maryland Football Schedule Sets 2002 Opponents
Maryland releases a 2002 football slate with 12 games including a Kickoff Classic date against Notre Dame at Giants Stadium and a season opener Aug 1. The Terrapins, 10-2 last season under coach Ralph Friedgen, host Florida State on Oct 21 and play Georgia Tech on Oct 17 in a national TV appearance. They also face Akron, Eastern Michigan, Troy State, West Virginia, Duke, North Carolina, NC State, Clemson, Virginia, and Wake Forest across an ACC list with key road trips to Duke, UNC, Clemson, and Virginia.
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Waldorf shoots 64 to share third round lead at Palm Springs
Professional golfer Waldorf, playing with Kirk Triplett and Deane Pappas, shot an eight birdie bogey free 64 to reach 19 under through 54 holes at the 9 hole event in La Quinta. He had planned to skip the tournament after a poor Hawaii run but chose to play to work on his game and remains in contention.
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Orioles Sign Johnson To Two Year, 34.7 Million Deal
Baltimore and right-hander Jasan Johnson reached a two-year 34.7 million contract avoiding salary arbitration. Johnson, 28, posted a 10-12 record with a 4.8 ERA in 32 starts last season after previous injury issues. The deal pays 1.0 million this year and 2.9 million in 2003. Sid Ponson sought 2.9 million in arbitration and was offered 2.6 million.
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