Smith Retires From NFL In Florida After Storied Career
Emmitt Smith announced his retirement at the Super Bowl in Florida, reflecting on a record setting run that included four rushing titles, three Super Bowl titles, and MVP awards. He leaves with 18,355 rushing yards, 164 rushing touchdowns, 11 1,000 yard seasons, and a plan to let others chase the record.
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Levens Eyes Possible Final Super Bowl Run
Dorsey Levens, a 34-year-old running back with a late-season Eagles surge, contemplates his possible last game as Philadelphia faces the New England Patriots. He seeks a second championship after a rough 2003 season with the Giants and a pivotal role backing up Brian Westbrook.
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Snyder unveils Kansas State recruiting class with top QB
Kansas State signed 15 high school prospects led by Unruh and defensive end Jonathan Lewis of Carrollton Texas. Transfer Steve Burch from Dodge City CC and Ricky Miller from Orange Coast College boost defense. quarterback spot filled by Kevin Lopina from De La Salle, a Rivals No 18 dual threat who threw 14 touchdowns as a senior after initial Oregon State commitment.
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Baker women rout Missouri Valley in Heart of America clash
Baker University led by Molly Ediger with 18 points blasted Missouri Valley 82-38 at Collins Center. The 17 7 Lady Wildcats raced to a 19 4 start while holding the Vikings to 28 percent shooting as Erin Robinson 11 and Ashley Ohlman 12 paced the effort. Baker visits William Jewell Saturday.
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Wildcats sign 15 players for 2005 season
University coach Mike Grossner announces 15 football signees for 2005 with eight from outside Kansas, including four from the San Diego area. Three signees to play in the Kansas Shrine Bowl July 31 in Emporia. Kyle Buona, Andrew Patch, and James Hensley to participate on East versus West. Notable selections include Jeremy Bustamante, Matt Coffman, Brandon Manczuk, Greg Moore, Lawrence Bates, and Adam Barry, with prior all state or all conference credentials. Additional signings expected in the next month.
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ORC announces spring registration for youth leagues and programs
Ottawa Recreation Commission opens registrations for Cal Ripken Major and Junior Babe Ruth plus Little Hoopsters, youth soccer, flag football, and little kickers. Birth certificates required. fees range from 20 to 60 dollars. Soccer and flag football start dates in March with shirts included. registrations run through late February.
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Wellsville freshmen roll past Williamsburg in tourney
The Wellsville Eagles beat Williamsburg 52 to 26 in the Central Heights Tournament with Scott Thompson scoring 25 and Garett McCullough adding eight. Wellsville meets Waverly at noon Saturday. Kansas coach Bill Self condemned profanity from Kansas students during a 73-61 win over Missouri and urged creativity from fans.
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Freshman Williams shines as Tar Heels rout Wolfpack
NC State coach Herb Sendek watched freshman Marvin Williams in action as North Carolina beat NC State 95-71. Williams scored a season high 20 and McCants added 18 while Sean May logged a double double. Roy Williams noted Williams illness and IV treatment before the game as Felton tallied 10 assists.
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