Shot clock not a hardship for underdogs in NCAA tourney
In the first season with a 45 second shot clock, coaches argue it minimally altered play and did not gift powers or doom undersized teams. Quotes from Sutton Brown Cremins Furjanic Massimino Boeheim reflect mixed impact on late game strategy and upsets while noting higher scoring trends and adjustments to tempo.
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Cleveland State
Navy
Iowa State
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Eddie Sutton
Kansas
Larry Brown
Jim van Valkenberg
Dale Brown
Georgia Tech
Bobby Cremins
Cremins
Matt Furjanic Jr
Marist
Villanova
Georgetown
Wildcats
Wildcat
Rollie Massimino
Alan
Syracuse
Jim Boeheim
Orangemen
Walkersville High Wins Willard Award at State Tournament
Players and fans from Walkersville High School celebrate after winning the Jack Willard Award for best sportsmanship and enthusiasm at the boys state basketball tournament at Cole Field House. The Lions captured the state championship by defeating Valley, with team co-captain Doug Dahlgren cheerleader captain Monica Harris Mike Arnold and co-captain Donnie Mathews pictured.
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Walkersville High School
Jack Willard
Cole Field House
Willard
Lions
Valley
Doug Dahlgren
Monica Harris
Mike
Walkersville Spirit
Arnold
Donnie Mathews
Pinklon Thomas Promises Title Hype At Riviera Fight
LAS VEGAS AP Pinklon Thomas markets his March title defense against Trevor Berbick at the Riviera. He debuts a self written song Hanging On To Promises on KCEP and HBO telecast. Thomas seeks a heavyweight title run as Spinks Holmes rematch looms April 19. Bernard Benton defends the WBC cruiserweight title against Carlos DeLeon in a televised undercard bout.
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Pinklon Thomas
Tony Jackson
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World Boxing Council
Trevor Berbick
Thomas
Joe Frazier
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Riviera
HBO
Pion
Doc King
Butch Lewis
International Boxing Federation
Michael Spinks
Larry Holmes
Holmes
Tim Wheee Pewatt
Boxing Association
Mike Weaver
Gerrie Coetzee
WBC
Berbick
Jamaica
Bernard Benton
Carlos “Sugar” DeLeon
Benton
Alfonzo Ratliff
Spinks
Piniella Hopes to Stay Around as Yankee Manager
Lou Piniella, 42, begins his first spring with the New York Yankees as manager, stressing adaptability and discipline. He seeks stability after replacing Yogi Berra and Billy Martin, relies on owner George Steinbrenner, and promises firm leadership while maintaining open communication.
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Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Yogi Berra
Billy Martin
Steinbrenner
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Toronto
Pineilla
Cleveland
Martin
Wert
Yogi
Billy
Joe Altobelli
Altobelli
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Cincinnati
George Scherger
Pete Rose
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