LSU Boss Seeks No Fat Cats After Regional Win
LSU coach Dale Brown warns against complacency after a 96 85 win over Wichita State in the Midwest regional. LSU advances to face Indiana while Virginia meets North Carolina in the national semifinals as Michigan state teams and other regional results set the Final Four field. The article notes Isiah Thomas and Macklin leading LSU, plus Indiana’s Isiah Thomas, Virginia’s Ralph Sampson and North Carolina’s Wood Perkins pacing their teams.
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Syracuse Faces Road Test in NIT Semifinal at Garden
Syracuse Orangemen, 21 11, travel to Madison Square Garden to meet Purdue, 20 10, in the NIT semifinal doubleheader with Tulsa and West Virginia meeting in the opener. Boeheim says the team has improved, while Purdue’s Gene Keady notes homecourt edge and Tulsa’s coach Nolan Richardson emphasizes a winning habit.
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Weather Delays Final Round of PGA Tour Championship
PONTE VEDRA BEACH Fla AP severe weather forecast looms for golf richest event the 440000 Tournament Players Championship officials delayed the final round one day citing rain winds up to 30 mph and cold conditions Barry Jaeckel led with 211 after 54 holes while a Tuesday finish possibility looms as forecasters predict worse weather.
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Ocesse High and Permian Highlights At Area Relays
Prep boys track features Ector and San Angelo Relays with Cortese High and Permian. Prep tennis lists Cortese and Ector at Apiene tournament. College golf notes Abilene Cooper and Waterwood events with Quessa College.
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District 5-5A baseball opens OHS Permian to face Midland schools
District 5-5A opens Tuesday with Odessa High and Permian facing Midland rivals. Odessa High travels to Midland Lee while Permian hosts Midland High in 4 p.m. games. Odessa High batting is strong at 348 against Lee, but pitching remains a question as coach Ronnie White weighs options and notes a potential starter.
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