Johnson wins top AP award for fourth straight NASCAR title
Jimmie Johnson becomes the first driver to win four consecutive NASCAR championships and is named Male Athlete of the Year by AP editors. He claimed four of seven races in the season, endured a dramatic Texas wreck, and sealed the Phoenix finale with a commanding win as the Chase for the Sprint Cup concluded.
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Lobos Handle Aggies 81 64 In The Pit
New Mexico topped New Mexico State 81 64 in The Pit building a 47 26 halftime lead. Beggin 22 points Best 18 Halasz 13 led UNM while Wampler and Boyd each had 11 for NMSU as UNM won the rebounding battle 43 26 and claimed their 15th straight win over the Aggies in Albuquerque.
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Holmgren joins Browns as executive to lead rebuilding
Mike Holmgren has agreed to become Cleveland Browns president with an executive role focused on personnel decisions. Owner Randy Lerner said the formal details will be finalized next week and notes Holmgren may hire a general manager to assist.
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Lobos climb to 13th in AP poll after Creighton win
New Mexico remains undefeated at 12 0 with a 66 61 victory over Creighton at The Pit. Roman Martinez leads with 11 points and 10 rebounds while Darington Hobson adds 22 points 16 rebounds. The Pit roars at 14 333 capacity after renovations.
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Cowboys replace Folk with Shaun Suisham after missed kick
The Dallas Cowboys cut Nick Folk and signed Shaun Suisham who previously kicked for Dallas in 2005 and 2006. Folk led the NFL with 10 misses and clanged a would-be game winner against the Saints, while Suisham comes off a release by Washington after a miss.
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