Tiger Woods co-leads NEC Invitational after rough day
Tiger Woods carded an even par 70 to grab a share of the lead at 4 under 136, joining Luke Donald who shot 67. Vijay Singh briefly led at 5 under before bogeys on 16 and 17 left him 3 under 137 alongside Henrik Stenson, Paul McGinley, Thomas Bjorn and Chris DiMarco.
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Glasson shoots Reno course record 62 to lead early
In Reno Nevada Bill Glasson opened a two stroke lead after shooting a course record 10-under par 62 in the Reno Tahoe Open second round. He eagled twice and birdied six times over 11 holes finishing 10-under 134, with Jesper Parnevik and Jonathan Kaye one back.
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Moss Faces Old Team As Oakland Eyes Season Spotlight
Oakland players praise Randy Moss while facing the Texans in a game that tests Houston's defense and Chicago style. Warren Sapp expresses pride in Moss. Buchanan seeks positive matchups against his former team. Houston debates Carr health, Parsons emergence, and an injured lineup as Oakland shifts to a 4 3 defense without Sam Williams.
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Rookie Rogers battles through injuries at right tackle
Rogers, a page i rookie, could not adjust to changes and played only two preseason games on special teams. He remained active for some games but did not play, then suffered shoulder and knee injuries requiring microfracture surgery. Parcells noted three players remain in the mix as he considers another tackle sign. Petitti and Tucker will handle most work with Rogers out.
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Houston Cougars at a Glance 2005
Facts on the Houston Cougars football program include colors scarlet and white established in 1927 with Robertson Stadium capacity 32 000. Coach Art Briles enters third season at Houston with a 10 14 overall record and 3 8 2004 mark. Returning starters six on offense eight on defense, key players Kevin Kolb Anthony Evans Vincent Marshall Will Gulley Sir Vincent Rogers Willie Gaston. Recruits Keith Demby Justin Washington Barry Laird. Departures include Phil Hawkins Joe Clay Lance Everson Stanford Routt Dustin Bell. Coachspeak highlights mental attitude and physical toughness.
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Anthony Evans
Vincent Marshall
Will Gulley
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Willie Gaston
Phil Hawkins
Joe Clay
Lance Everson
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Dustin Bell
SMU Faces Quarterback Decision as 2005 Season Nears
SMU coach Phil Bennett weighs two starting quarterbacks Eckert and Romo as two-a-days begin. Eckert, a pocket passer with 13 interceptions last year, and Romo, a scrambler who ran for 434 yards, contend for the lead while Bennett aims for stability and a stronger defense after a 3-8 season. Senior linebacker D D Lee returns from injury as SMU seeks to restore the program’s winning tradition.
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