Wake Forest tops Minnesota in late rally
No. 25 Wake Forest, 5-1, beat Minnesota 85-79 as Broderick Hicks hit a go-ahead 3 with 58 seconds left. Darius Songaila 23, Josh Howard 21, Antwan Scott 19 for Wake Forest in the ACC Big Ten Challenge opening day.
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Barnett Earns Big 12 Coach of the Year Honor
Colorado coach Gary Barnett, who led the Buffaloes from a 3-8 season to a 9-2 record and a Big 12 title game, was named Big 12 Coach of the Year by AP. He praised his players and staff for the turnaround, noting key injuries and standout performances that fueled the surge.
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Selig Contract Extended Through 2006 Amid Contraction Talks
Baseball owners unanimously extended Bud Selig's contract through 2006 while keeping the fate of the Minnesota Twins and Montreal Expos in limbo. Selig warned contraction may occur but offered no timetable as a court battle and NLRA issue loom. 25 of 30 teams lost money this year, with losses pegged at over 500 million overall.
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