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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2004
Page
4
A garbled report highlights Bill Belichick as a renowned NFC coach and notes a punter named Youd Salierbtu leading the NFC with a 44.6-yard average. The item reflects high regard for Belichick among the league's elite coaches.
NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue urged stronger discipline for taunting and celebrations such as cell phone use after touchdowns. He said penalties could rise and hinted at potential actions if players continue stunts. He also discussed Maurice Clarett’s draft status and THG testing, stressing rule compliance.
Pomona tops Williamsburg 52 33 in a game marked by turnovers and late rally limits. Abe Frieden led Pomona with 11 points all in the fourth quarter while Northern Heights built a 66 52 win for Frieden, Caqui, Beasley and Anderson contributing. Williamsburg notes a 9 5 record and a rescheduled game with Kansas School for the Deaf pending weather.
Phil Mickelson shot 3-under 68 to lead the FBR Open at 10-under 132, ahead of Jonathan Kaye Jeff Sluman and Scott Verplank who finished one back. Verplank and Sluman cooled late as Mickelson delivered a 360-yard drive on the 13th and a 45-foot eagle-era shot. Masters champion Mike Weir and Ricky Barnes sit two behind, with a large cut of 70 players making the weekend.
TCU accepts invitation to join the Mountain West as its ninth member, leaving Conference USA to begin Mountain West play in 2005-06. Athletic director Eric Hyman says the move aligns TCU with a national program focused on the BCS as the Mountain West aims for broader exposure amid the final year of the current BCS contract.
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