Dez Bryant faces lawsuits over large jewelry and loan debts
The Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is linked to two lawsuits seeking repayment of jewelry and loans totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. One suit involves jeweler Ebeon Hunt alleging $588,500 in jewelry plus related charges, while a New York firm Rafaello and Co. claims $267,000 in invoices. The cases raise NCAA eligibility questions due to Bryant’s 2009 suspension for lying about a Deion Sanders meal.
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MLB acts on concussion policy with baseline testing
MLB and the players union announce a concussion policy requiring baseline testing for players and umpires, designated mild brain injury specialists, and medical report approvals before return to play. The change adds a 15 day disabled list path and targets safer recovery, aligning with league efforts after NFL and NHL moves.
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UConn Advances to Final Four Behind Stifling Defense
UConn reaches the Final Four for the fourth straight season and 12th in 17 years as Maya Moore posts 10 rebounds and seven steals. Duke, led by Shay Selby and Jasmine Thomas, answers early but cannot overcome the Huskies' fast start and knockout punch.
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First Tee Accepting New Students in Pecos Valley
The First Tee of The Pecos Valley invites new students for classes starting April 4. Sessions meet weekly 4 to 5 30 p.m. at the NMMI Golf Course. Fee is 100 dollars. Call 623 4444 for details.
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Dodgers Lock Up Billingsley On Four Year Deal
Chad Billingsley and the Los Angeles Dodgers agreed to a four year contract worth about 41.3 million with 35 million guaranteed over the final three seasons. The 26 year old right hander will earn 9 million in 2012 11 million in 2013 and 12 million in 2014 with a 14 million option for 2015. He debuted Friday against San Francisco and has 59 wins 41 losses 3 55 ERA in 160 games.
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NBA and hockey schedule highlights for March 30
Sportswatch item lists March 30 events with times for NBA game New Jersey at New York on ESPN, NHL Rangers at Buffalo on Versus, prep All-American Game East versus West in Chicago, and Sony Ericsson Open tennis quarterfinals in Key Biscayne Florida.
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NFL players to draw from lockout fund next month
NFLPA Director DeMaurice Smith said eligible players may start drawing from the Lockout Fund on April 15 in six installments or until the lockout ends. The fund payout follows letters indicating board approval and after players contributed during the dispute.
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Texas A&M Tops Baylor Behind Colson Late Surge
Blair credited the Aggies with a fair win after Sydney Colson scored 12 points, including key late baskets and a three point play to push a 53-41 lead as Baylor faltered late. Griner had earlier helped cut the margin to 48-41 with four minutes remaining.
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Broncos finish strong as Odessa College tops event
Wrap earned third place overall while Robert Perry tied for 17th after a final round 77. New Mexico Junior College’s Roberto Sebastian won the individual event with a 4 over 76 final round as Odessa College claimed the tournament title at 7 under 857.
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