Franchione named New Mexico head coach replacing fired Sheppard
Dennis Franchione, after two seasons at Southwest Texas State, is named head football coach at New Mexico succeeding Mike Sheppard who was fired following five straight losing seasons. Franchione, 40, owns an 80-19-2 record in nine seasons as head coach.
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Braves survive KW pull in ECAC opener 57 53
Ottawa University Braves edge Kansas Wesleyan 57 to 53 in a tight ECAC opener at Salina. OU trailless in second half after a shaky start, sealed by free throws led by Rodney White and Craig LeBlanc. Don Solberg led KW with 15 points as Ottawa improved to 2 3.
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OU Women Rally To Open KCAC With 71 66 Win
Ottawa University used a late surge and a zone defense to beat Kansas Wesleyan 71 66 in Salina. Jody Turney scored 26, Missy Miller added 15, Kristin Scheufler 14, as OU erased a seven point deficit with a 22 5 run and sealed the victory with free throws in the final seconds.
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Bowden and Sands Dominate Big Eight Honors
Joe Bowden, Oklahoma, named AP Big Eight defensive player of the year after a 127 tackle season with two interception returns for touchdowns. Tony Sands, Kansas, set an NCAA single game rush record with 396 yards on 58 carries, earning Big Eight offensive player of the year honors.
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Baseball Salaries Reach Historic Highs in 1991
Ronald Blum reports MLB salaries surged to a record average of 851,492 in 1991 up 42.5 percent from 1990, with the Oakland A’s leading at 1,394,119 and Los Angeles, California, New York Mets, and Houston showing notable shifts in payrolls. The Major League Baseball Players Association compiled figures from rosters as of August 31, highlighting position-by-position earnings and arbitrationEligible players.
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