Broncos edge South Plains 69 68 on Lucky Butler buzzer shot
NMMI survived a 38 day layoff to beat South Plains 69 68 as Lucky Butler hit a last second rebound and layup after tracking his own half court miss. Renaldo Major scored 36 for South Plains while Jon Arthur led NMMI with 18.
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Redskins hire Spurrier in record NFL deal
ASHBURN VA AP Steve Spurrier becomes NFLs top paid coach signing a five year 25 million contract with the Washington Redskins after firing Marty Schottenheimer. He will be introduced at a news conference at Redskin Park as Dan Snyder outlines a new era and Spurrier shapes a pro style offense with an unsettled quarterback situation.
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Spurrier Lands Five Year 25 Million Redskins Deal
Steve Spurrier agrees to a five year contract worth 25 million with the Washington Redskins becoming the NFLs highest paid coach. He leaves Florida after a decorated tenure that included 1996 national title and 122-27-1 record.
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Henderson to stay at Artesia Bulldogs coach vows to remain
Artesia High coach Cooper Henderson says he intends to stay with the Bulldogs despite reports linking him to Midland High. The 1973 AHS graduate became Artesia’s winningest football coach this season with an 11-2 finish and a 117-43 career record, surpassing his father’s mark. Midland posted 33 applications for their opening after David Browning’s retirement, but Henderson says he plans to stay put.
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Bucs fire Dungy after six seasons with Tampa Bay
Tony Dungy was fired as coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers clearing the way for a potential hire of Bill Parcells. Dungy, the club’s most successful coach, posted a 54-42 record and led the team to four playoff appearances in five years. No successor named yet as Parcells negotiations proceed with Rich McKay and the Glazer family.
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Steelers Bell named top defensive rookie
Kendrell Bell, initially passed over in round one, was traded up by the Steelers in round two and earned the Associated Press Defensive Rookie of the Year with 41 votes from 50 voters. Bell expressed eagerness to play after arriving in Pittsburgh.
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Rematch spotlight as NMMI Colts meet Coyotes in Roswell
A busy prep night features a 7 PM NMMI boys basketball rematch with Roswell Highs Coyotes following Arte sia Tournament crack. NMMI (9-4) won 65-60 in December with 23 made free throws after 33 attempts as the Coyotes attempted only three. Also wrestling hosts a three way duel at Goddard High with NMMI and Ruidoso, plus district and county showdowns at Dexter and Hagerman.
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