Jets lure O Donnell with 25 million deal for five years
O Donnell signs with the New York Jets for 25 million over five years including a 7 million signing bonus. He leaves the Pittsburgh Steelers after guiding them to the AFC championship. The Jets, showing activity this off season, add two starting tackles and pursue Keyshawn Johnson. Means is released by the Chargers after a 1,350 yard 1994 season, with Miami's Coleman signing for 9.6 million over three years. Reactions cite business decisions and cap space as teams reshuffle quarterbacks and receivers.
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Elway Could Play Four More Seasons For Broncos
Denver owner Pat Bowlen says John Elway could remain quarterback for four additional years, potentially through 1999, if physically able. Bowlen expects a four year run, while Elway has not commented on retirement, aiming to win a Super Bowl and possibly surpass 50,000 career yards.
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Baker and Alice Lloyd open NAIA II tourney
Baker University will face Alice Lloyd College of Kentucky as the 15th seed in the NAIA Division II tournament opening round. The Baker Wildcats enter with a 25-9 record, while Alice Lloyd is 25-7. Other seeds include Tabor 16th facing Berea, and Mid-America Nazarene 13th versus Siena Heights.
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Judge sends ex Chief to jail for probation breach
Former Kansas City Chiefs running back Harvey Williams was ordered to spend 48 hours in Johnson County Jail for violating probation in a domestic violence case. The judge extended probation by 12 months and added 40 hours of community service after noting failure to complete anger management counseling within 90 days. Williams, who played for the Chiefs during the 1990s, had argued the Raiders organization arranged the counseling.
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Eagles Vikings meet for 3A state berth tightly fought game
Central Heights upset Saline to reach the 3A state finals as Katie Tooley posted a double double with 21 points and 15 rebounds. Wellsville rode Breithaupt and Jennings to a semifinal win, while De Soto, Baldwin and Argonia captured sub state wins setting up Salina bound showdowns.
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Ted Zuzzio. “the Last Month Our Defense Has Played Really Well.” Zuzzio
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Aquinas tops OHS in high tempo playoff exit
Aquinas used hot outside shooting to defeat Ottawa Hills 68 to 57. Jan Perry led Ottawa with 11 points in a balanced attack. Anita Dixon finished with 9 as Ottawa ends its season. Aquinas built a 52-32 lead through three quarters before Ottawa closed to within single digits late.
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Woodard named all time Big Eight woman’s basketball star
Lynette Woodard, Olympic gold medalist and Kansas star 1978 to 1981, remains the top NCAA Division I scorer with 3649 points and is unanimously picked for the Big Eight all time women’s team. The Salina Journal panel chose her and five first team mates as the conference readies for its final women’s tournament before joining as the Big 2.
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