Dallas to retire Blackman’s No. 22 jersey
Dallas will retire Rolando Blackman’s No. 22 at halftime of the March 11 Mavericks game vs. Phoenix Suns. Blackman, the franchise’s career leader in points, set 50 team records and led Dallas to six playoff appearances, including the 1988 Western Conference Finals. He played 11 of 13 seasons in Dallas and finished with the Knicks before 1993-94.
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Rayford trial moved back in Lawrence
Kansas football player Dion Rayford the 6 foot 3 inch 260 pound defensive end had his trial postponed to April 17 from March 6 in Douglas County District Court. The case stems from alleged damage to a Taco Bell drive through window after an incident November 17. Rayford faces charges of disorderly conduct property damage and having an open container.
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Hafer closes Missouri home career in gritty win over Nebraska
Missouri guard Jeff Hafer delivered a determined sendoff in the 86-72 victory over Nebraska, finishing with six points, six rebounds, four assists, and three steals. Coach Quin Snyder praised his heart as Hafer exits with a standing ovation and the Tigers ending a three-game skid. Missouri (17-10, 10-5 Big 12) closes regular season at Kansas before the conference tournament and NCAA bid chatter. Clarence Gilbert sparked 19 points with five 3-pointers, keeping NCAA hopes alive on the bubble.
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Braves pitcher Rocker apologizes after controversial remarks
John Rocker addressed the Braves in a private meeting with manager Bobby Cox and teammates after a magazine article sparked controversy. He expressed regret, apologized to Randall Simon, and faced hard questions from Ned Yost and others before a news conference. Cox expects him to be ready for a spring game in about a week.
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Burlington Bulldogs top Anderson County in high scoring clash
Burlington extended its win streak to 22 while toppling Anderson County 69 to 51 led by Lexee McDonnell 23 points and Garratt 22. Early surge from Anderson County faded as Burlington pulled away in the second half, with key scoring from Menard and Chaney.
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Goessel Routs MdCV To Reach State Final In Thriller
In a tense 1A sub state semifinal at El Dorado Goessel edged MdCV 55 to 53 on a final buzzer shot to advance to the state final. Goessel cracked 55 with Goartz Gilfen Jordan 25 Duerksan 10 Unrav 12 Voth 2 while MdCV led by Dusty Wise 18 Larry Burkdoll 14 and Brad Burkdoll 11.
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Broncos trade for Rams safety Jenkins in draft pick deal
Denver to acquire Rams safety Billy Jenkins for a fourth or fifth round pick and a future conditional pick. Jenkins, 25, will sign a seven year $18 million deal and become starting strong safety, replacing Tyrone Braxton. Agent Jim Steiner said agreement reached but trade will finalize next week amid Jenkins being a restricted free agent.
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