Lady Vols poised for NCAA women's basketball crown
CHUCK SCHOFFNER reports that Tennessee, 33-0 with a 31-point margin, heads into the NCAA tournament as the team to beat. Leaders Chamique Holdsclaw, Tamika Catchings, Semeka Randall, and Teresa Geter headline a dominant roster after a big win over Vanderbilt.
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Rookie driver Park hurt in Atlanta practice crash
Steve Park, a 30 year old rookie driving for Dale Earnhardt in the NASCAR Winston Cup, broke his right leg in a hard crash during Friday practice at the 1.54 mile Atlanta oval after the Chevrolet suspension seemed to fail in the fourth turn.
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Friday night high school girls scores across Kansas
Results from Associated Press show numerous girls games with scores including Baileyville 76 over Belait 51 and Topeka Seaman 45 in OT, plus Conway Springs 66 over Bluestein 43 and Wichita South 37. Major results list teams such as Maize, Buhler, Garden City, Hays, Hutchinson, and Salina Central with varied outcomes across districts.
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No one's happy on NASCAR rules ruckus
NASCAR rule changes spark anger across Ford GM camps as teams complain about parity efforts. Ford's rear spoiler cut prompts early season tension, with analysts noting the impact on Atlanta and Bristol and drivers lamenting haste without wind tunnel data.
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Coalition formed to confront violent athletes on and off field
Kathy Redmond and Christy Brzonkala announced the National Coalition Against Violent Athletes to aid rape and assault victims among college sports. Redmond cited her suit against New York Giants lineman Christian Peter and the Sprewell case as examples of public unease. Brzonkala recalled her 1994 Virginia Tech accusations and criticized school administrations for prioritizing players.
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