Sorenstam repeats as Nabisco champion in dramatic finish
Annika Sorenstam leads Karrie Webb with back to back birdies to seize the Kraft Nabisco lead and holds off Liselotte Neumann for a one stroke victory. She finishes 8 under 280 earning 225000. Neumann ends runner up at 279 after a 69.
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O Neal blocks Dunclan jumper in Lakers win over Spurs
In Los Angeles, Shaquille O Neal credited with a key all ball block on Tim Duncan as the Lakers hold off the Spurs 96 95. Derek Fisher sinks two free throws with 15.9 seconds left for the Lakers lead while Duncan posts 26 11 8.
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Indiana Hoosiers advance in NCAA tournament run continue strong shooting
Indiana defeats Oklahoma 73 64 behind its deep 3 point shooting and solid inside play from Jared Jeffries and Jarrad Odle. Juan Dixon leads Maryland past Kansas 97 88 as Indiana faces Duke in a regional. Dane Fife defends Dixon while Tom Coverdale exits with ankle soreness after Kent State win.
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Oklahoma women fall to Connecticut 86-72 in tough rematch
The Sooners lost 86-72 to Connecticut on December 22, trailing by 5 with 9:22 left before the Huskies pulled away. All-American Stacey Dales scored 18 before fouling out, Rosalind Ross 17, and LaNeishea Caufield 14 with four steals. Afterward, coach Geno Auriemma praised the battle as a hard March test.
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Agassi Clinches Fifth Nasdaq-100 Title At Key Biscayne
Andre Agassi, 31, defeats Roger Federer 6-3 6-3 3-6 6-4 to win the Nasdaq 100 Open in Key Biscayne securing his 700th career victory. The win marks his fifth Key Biscayne title tying Steffi Graf for most by a spouse. Agassi dominated early breaks and held firm through a late Federer challenge in the hot 87-degree conditions.
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