Kramer Eyes Saints Starter Role After Signing
Tommy Kramer said he would be happy to start for the New Orleans Saints but would accept a backup role if needed. He joined as a one year free agent after being released by the Minnesota Vikings and would have to unseat John Fourcade, with Dave Wilson as a backup option.
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Parks seeks return to UH after jail term
Former college basketball figure Jerry Parks says he is ready to forget his past after an 82 day jail stint for shooting Zarek Peters in Norman Oklahoma. He returns to the University of Houston, claiming he learned from the experience and plans to use his remaining eligibility, while Peters recovers.
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Lobos say goodbye to teammate Lobos say goodbye to teammate
Chris Cooper, a UNM defensive lineman, died at 21 from rhabdomyolysis after an Aug 7 workout. Mourners at his Albuquerque funeral filed past his casket in a No. 95 jersey, honoring a player unable to join the team due to knee problems.
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First Tech players report for camp at Texas Tech
LUBBOCK A well conditioned Red Raiders squad opened fall camp under Spike Dykes with positive remarks on summer work. Offensive tackle Charlie Biggurs cut weight after arthroscopic surgery to remove a needle from his knee. Kip McFarlin will miss 1990 season for pituitary tumor surgery. Kevin Traylor departed the team. Practice in pads begins Monday as the team prepares for the September 8 season opener at Ohio State.
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Virginia star Hemmer transfers to Westlake High in Austin
Rachel Hemmer, last season's Virginia girls basketball player of the year, moves to Austin for her senior year to play at Westlake High School. The 6-foot-2 guard lists Duke, Michigan, Notre Dame, Penn State and Stanford as priority schools, with Texas, Columbia, Northwestern and Virginia also on her alternate recruiting list.
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United States falls to Puerto Rico in World Championship thriller
Puerto Rico front line dominated inside as the UNited States failed to finish several fast breaks, losing 81 to 79 in Buenos Aires. Jose Ortiz scored 22 points with 10 rebounds, while Chris Gattling and Kenny Anderson led the U.S. with 20 points apiece as both teams advanced to the semifinals.
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Cooper bids arrivederci to Lakers
Michael Cooper, a longtime Lakers defensive star and clutch 3 point threat, will seek a new basketball career in Italy if unclaimed on waivers. Lakers announced Cooper, 34, is available unless another NBA team takes him, with Il Mes of Milan as a possible destination.
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Rookie Willis vs Zendejas for Cowboys placekicking role
Rookie Ken Willis faces veteran Luis Zendejas in a tight Cowboys training camp battle for the placekicker job in San Diego. Willis, 5-11 190, hails from Owensboro Kentucky and has 17 of 22 field goals in college, but must outperform Zendejas who scored 27 yard field goals in exhibition play.
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Nike PUSH begin a sole-ful battle
In Chicago activists from PUSH declare war on Nike over employment, advertising and economic practices. The boycott campaign grows as PUSH seeks black representation, board seats, and financial disclosures while Nike defends its stance and cites Jordan’s likely support.
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