Seahawks bring back Trent Dilfer as starter amid makeover
Seattle re signs Dilfer to a one year deal with incentives possibly reaching 18 million, naming him starter for 200? season as Holmgren asserts he is the franchise man. Dilfer, 30, leads Seahawks in first year at their new $430 million downtown stadium after guiding the team to a 9-7 record and ending Hasselbeck’s run with a late season comeback.
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Saints eye Ricky Williams trade amid interest from Browns and Dolphins
New Orleans talks with Cleveland and Miami escalate over trading star Ricky Williams. Dolphins officials confirmed an offer while Browns sources renewed theirs. Saints aim to regain draft assets and increase Deuce McAllister usage, with Williams happy to stay or move to a new team. Williams has 9128 rushing yards through three seasons, battling injuries and a 1989 draft-pick trade fallout.
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Guns and athletes spark renewed debate on violence and protection
The piece surveys athletes linked to guns, from Jayson Williams to Penny Hardaway and others, noting arrests and shootings as part of a broader fascination with protection and power. Experts discuss media emphasis and the culture surrounding professional sports figures.
Athletes and Guns Discussed After Atlanta Incident
The piece quotes Steven Lember and Tim Green among others debating why athletes carry guns. Points include fear of attackers, security teams, and the megacity glare of fame. Experts suggest upbringing, environment, and media violence shape gun culture among players.
Knight Tosses Chair Quip Sparks Conference Outburst
LUBBOCK Texas AP Texas Tech coach Bob Knight joked about tossing a chair as reporters pressed him during a news conference. He recalled the 1985 Indiana incident and drew sharp questions from the press as Knight answered about the game and his role on the court.
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DePaul coach Pat Kennedy resigns after 19 seasons
DePaul's Pat Kennedy resigns after a 19 season run with the Blue Demons and failure to reach the Conference USA tournament. Athletic director Bill Bradshaw will launch a national coaching search. Kennedy cites personal reasons and says he believes stepping aside is the right era.
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Johnson Eyes Texans Sign If Draft Looms
AP report says Rob Johnson could start for the NFL expansion Rolston Texans if signed, serving as a bridge while Fresno State’s David Carr readies. Johnson noted the team likely drafts a quarterback, and he remains a “team guy” after Bills release amid cap talks.
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Butler and Knight share Big East Player of the Year honors
Caron Butler of Connecticut and Brandin Knight of Pittsburgh were named co players of the year in the Big East, the second consecutive shared award. Butler and Knight led their teams to division leads and byes to the quarterfinals of the conference tournament. Renaldo Lowland of Pittsburgh earned coach of the year after a 25-4 season. Notre Dame's Chris Thomas was freshman of the year and Providence’s John Linehan repeated as defensive player of the year.
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Ankiel to skip next spring start with Cardinals
Rick Ankiel, 22, will miss his next scheduled spring training start due to elbow tightness. He allowed six runs in two innings in his first start of the day, with doctors calling the issue not serious. He will throw in the bullpen and make his second spring start next week.
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