NFL expands sideline cameras for 2007 2008 season
NFL long criticized policy now allows up to 10 local TV sideline cameras, five per team, after Missouri and Arizona lawmakers pressured change. Legislators questioned safety and access, while broadcasters welcomed broader coverage and local storytelling possibilities. The move, approved in Phoenix, aims to ease tape sharing and maintain game rights.
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Donovan May Bolt Champs Again at Florida
Florida coach Billy Donovan sits amid questions about a possible new deal after guiding a national title run. He notes changes over 13 years, the contract worth 1.7 million per season, and focuses on living in the moment as players eye pro futures and potential staff moves.
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Ottawa gains on Paola with George key homer and clutch outs
George belted a three run homer to center as Ottawa top Paola. Malburg noted strong defense in the late innings, Ray added two big strikeouts to quell Paola rallies. Ottawa scored its lone run in third on Graf and Tay lor Moore. JV split, 2-1 win and 8-7 loss. Ottawa 0-4, 0-2 hosts Anderson County Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
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Altman returns to Creighton after brief Razorbacks stint
Dana Altman quit Arkansas after one day and apologized to fans saying he would return to Creighton in Omaha. Arkansas Chancellor John White called the move disappointing but praised the program’s future. Altman cited family reasons and said he talked with Creighton’s Bruce Rasmussen before deciding to go back.
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