St Johns girls surge past New Life in season opener
St Johns defeated New Life Christian School 41 by halftime 46 12 and cruised to victory. Nikht Teasley led St Johns with 20 points seven rebounds three blocks and six assists. Kim Prolo scored 19 for New Life while Heidi Krum added 18. Shannon Henley and Alexa Crolley each had 16 for St Johns. Crolley added 10 rebounds and Henley six steals. Angela Kennedy had seven assists nine points and Jessica Ballenger 10 points.
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Connecticut drubs Cavaliers 77 36 in University Hall
Connecticut uses a smothering pressure attack to rout Virginia 77-36 at University Hall. Kevin Olhe scores 12 of 16 in the first half as the Huskies jump to a 29 point lead, breaking Virginia's home nonconference win streak and sending the Cavaliers to their worst home loss. Cory Alexander injures ankle mid first half.
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Chargers Top Colts Behind Means And Butts Ride
Natrone Means sparked San Diego with 16 and 25 yard runs as Marion Butts scored on a 1 yard first play of the fourth quarter. Colts drive stalls, Jeff George sacked, and Biememy adds a 4 yard TD after Majkowski steps in.
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St Louis favored in bid for 30th NFL franchise
Simulated discussions show St Louis perceived as favorite to receive the 30th NFL team. Baltimore, Jacksonville, and Memphis are contenders, with Belgrad citing St Louis market size and historic appeal. Kroenke asserts St Louis has best setting, stadium, and market.
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Expansion fight heats up for NFLs second city bid
Expansion and finance committees convene at 8am as owners weigh bringing a second NFL team to a city. Stakeholders from St Louis Baltimore Jacksonville and Memphis argue over stadium leases luxury boxes and market potential while Kroenke ties, and owners seek 21 of 28 votes to decide the winner amid ongoing expansion talks.
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Florida A&M coach Riley resigns after 5-6 season
Florida A&M head football coach Ken Riley resigned after a 5-6 season in his eighth year at the school. A 1969 FAMU graduate and former Bengals defensive back, Riley compiled a 46-40-3 record. Athletic director Walter Reed set a news conference for Tuesday to name a replacement, following earlier coaching upheaval that ousted basketball coach Willie Booker and brought in Ron Brown.
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