RHS cagers fall on road in two tough losses
Roswell High School boys lost 62 50 at Carlsbad after a slow start and strong comeback attempt led by Shane Lovelady with 21 points. Carlsbad's Ray Perez scored 24 to pace the Cavemen. The girls fell 88 51 at Hobbs as Adrianne Ross poured in 25 for the Hobbs to shape the outcome.
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Coyotes
Carlsbad
Lady Coyotes
Hobbs
RHS
Artesia
Ray Perez
Cavemen
Roswell
Britt Cooper
Shane Lovelady
Eric Ornelas
Cooper
David Aguilera
Amy Rosalez
Nicole Rogers
Lakeisha Templeton
NMMI Lady Colts Top Gateway Christian 48 26
NMMI Lady Colts defeated Gateway Christian 48 26 at Yucca Center led by Katrina Johnson with 11 points and Kelly Owen with 10. Shawnee Salcido scored for Gateway, but the Lady Warriors fell to 0-5 as NMMI built a 14 4 run in the second quarter and pulled away.
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Yucca Center
Shawnee Salcido
Lisa Sanchez
Roberta Farris
Christina Vigil
Jessica Johnson
Tinea Eckerdt
Michah Whitefoot
Emma Feather
Katrina Johnson
Kelly Owen
Kristen Willis
Takisha Hester
Anelia Christenson
Gateway
Ashley Garcia
Shawnee Suicido
Angela Tavarez
Kate Weiland
Macy Coll
Joelle Elliot
Rachel Campbell
Rachel Fenn
Lacey Miles
Manjeh Kahvari
Feelin
Say A Sydee
Mmmr
Owen
Salcido
Miles
Garcia
Tavarez
NMMI
Wills
Campbell
Coll
Sanchez
Vigil
Johnson
New Mexico Military Institute
Mets land Alomar in eight player deal with Cleveland
The New York Mets acquire All-Star second baseman Roberto Alomar from Cleveland in a complex eight player trade that sends Matt Lawton Alex Escobar Jerrod Riggan and two players to be named to the Indians for Alomar pitcher Mike Bacsik and outfielder first baseman Danny Peoples One of the players to be named is Billy Traber The deal ends Mets owner pursuit of a Hall of Fame caliber player and boosts their offense while Cleveland looks to gain future value from the exchange
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New York Mets
Roberto Alomar
Steve Phillips
Mets
Cleveland
New York
Matt Lawton
Alex Escobar
Jerrod Riggan
Alomar
Mike Bacsik
Danny Peoples
Billy Traber
Robby
Phillips
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Crouch Grossman headline the 2001 AP All-America team
Nebraska standout Eric Crouch and Florida star Rex Grossman headline the 2001 AP All-America team as Heisman finalists. Miami’s Ken Dorsey is second-team quarterback, with Fresno State’s David Carr on third. The squad features top players from Florida, Miami, LSU, and Oklahoma across offense and defense.
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Grossman
Eric Crouch
Rex Grossman
Nebraska
Whiz
Florida
Miami
Ken Dorsey
Fresno State
David Carr
Huskers
Indiana
Antwaan Randle el
Edward Reed
Texas
Quentin Jammer
Washington State
Lamont Thompson
Williams
Hurricanes
Jammer
Thompson
UCLA
Colorado
Dan Graham
Ohio State
LeCharles Bentley
Tonio Fonoti
Andre Gurode
Graham
Buffaloes
Auburn
David Duval
Duval
Rocky Calmus
Oklahoma
Levar Fisher
North Carolina State
E.J. Henderson
Maryland
Robert Thomas
Purdue
Travis Dorsch
Calmus
Henderson
ACC
Mountain West
Cowboys eye post season outside NFC East
Dallas aims to break out of the NFC East as they prepare for a postseason push. Coach Dave Campo stresses the need to win beyond their division after a poor outside record and a history of tackling the weaker conference schedule.
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Texas
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Cowboys
Dave Campo
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