Texas Faces Rice In CWS Winner's Bracket Clash
In Omaha Texas Longhorns, defending CWS champions, meet in-state rival Rice in the winner's bracket. Texas, unbeaten at Rosenblatt during last year’s CWS and fresh off a win over Miami, seeks another Nebraska win as Omar vows the Longhorns haven’t lost at Rosenblatt since his arrival.
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Buscher Delivers In Omaha Rally For USC Win
In the eighth inning Brian Buscher snapped a 0-for tournament drought with a changeup single to tie the game. Landon Powell later homered, and South Carolina erased a three run deficit to beat LSU 11 10 in Rosenblatt Stadium. USC advanced to face Cal State Fullerton in the Losers Bracket next. Powell said extend our stay as the team kept its tournament life alive.
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Spurs claim 2003 NBA title as Duncan posts triple double
Tim Duncan leads the San Antonio Spurs to a 88-77 win over the New Jersey Nets, sealing the series 4-2. Duncan finishes with 21 points, 20 rebounds, 10 assists and eight blocks, sparking a 19-0 fourth-quarter run that overturned a tight game and earned San Antonio a second franchise championship. David Robinson retires with the title, celebrated by family and teammates amid confetti.
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Furyk Captures U S Open In Landslide Victory
Jim Furyk wins the U S Open at Olympia Fields with a gritty two over 72, finishing three strokes ahead to claim his first major championship. He sets a 72 hole record 272 while Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, and Lee Janzen share elite scoring history.
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Busch captures third win of NASCAR season at Michigan
Kurt Busch drove the No. 97 Roush Racing Ford to his third victory of the season in the Sirius Satellite 400 at Michigan International Speedway. He led only near the end after adjustments by crew chief Jimmy Fennig, fending off Bobby Labonte who finished 0.774 seconds back after a late bid. Labonte, a three time Michigan winner, moved to second from Jeff Gordon on lap 185 as Bodine’s crash halted the race with 10 laps remaining.
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