Conference Leaders in NCAA Basketball History Summarized
The list highlights record leaders across conferences from 1939 to 1994. Big Ten shows most appearances with 121 teams and most side games with 18. Atlantic Coast leads in wins with 212 and best winning percentage at .671. Pacific 10 tops with 13 championships. and 33 teams carry the most Ping Fours in the Big Ten.
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Coaching friends lift Williams after tough NCAA exit
Kansas coach Roy Williams credits a talk with former teammate Eddie Fogler for perspective after a 25-6 season and a Big Eight title ended with a Midwest Regional loss to Virginia. Williams plans offensive changes despite pride in the overall accomplishments.
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Snowball Relays renews state rivalries in Ellsville
State champions Rhett Renaud and David Kueser renewed their cross country and track rivalry at the Snowball Relays. Renaud won the 1600 in a meet record 4 41. Kueser claimed the 3200 in 10 52 while Central Heights captured the team title with 125 points. Central Heights’ Brian Stephenson added three first places including a pole vault meet record at 13 feet. Seven meet records fell as Wellsville’s Chris Bell won the shot put at 48 4%.
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Rhett Renaud
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Brian Stephenson
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Ralph Young
Baseball players weigh new offer as counterproposal looms
EW YORK AP Baseball players mull owners new offer and plan a counterproposal by week’s end. Union head Donald Fehr says there’s room for negotiation but warns if not, they’re in trouble. Talks resume after Fehr's 90 minute meeting with Bud Selig as season opener nears.
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Tigers edge Royals in ninth inning comeback
Detroit nips Kansas City 5-4 in Lakeland as Rex de la Nuez delivers a bases loaded single with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. Nolan Lane started the rally, Pete Gonzalez and Paul Blair I aided the setup, while Mitch Lyden, Mickey Weston and John Kiely contributed to the late drama. Edgar Caceres led Royals with three singles.
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Mickey Weston
Nolan Lane
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Jordan drops 55 as Bulls stun Knicks at MSG
Michael Jordan scored 55 points on 21 of 37 shooting in Chicago's 113-111 win over New York at Madison Square Garden. He assisted on Bill Wennington's winning dunk with 3.1 seconds left, proving he is back to his rhythm despite questions about a defining statement game.
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Former NHL star Roulston nets four as Thunder stun Blazers
Tom Roulston, 37, a former Oilers Stanley Cup winner, tied a CHL playoff record with four goals in Wichita’s 7-5 win over Oklahoma City. The victory gives the Thunder a 2-1 series lead as coach Doug Shedden praises the veteran’s timely scoring and experience.
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