World Cup draw set as teams look for favorable spots
United States Brazil and France express relief at qualification and title prospects as world powers anticipate the May 31 opening in Seoul. China makes its debut under Bora Milutinovic while FIFA seeds hosts France Brazil Italy Germany Argentina Spain in open draw.
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Seoul
Tar Heels face 0-3 start amid uncertain season
North Carolina begins 0-3 for the first time since 1928 after a 79-66 loss to Indiana. Kris Lang scores a career high 27 as the team struggles with shooting and turnovers while coach Matt Doherty defends his squad amid wary fans and media.
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Kostner wins World Cup downhill on Lake Louise course
Isolde Kostner of Italy won the first women's World Cup downhill of the season at Lake Louise in 1 36.75. Pia Street of the United States finished sixth in 1 37.61, her best since returning from severe leg injuries. Austria’s Michaela Dorfmeister was second and Switzerland’s Corinne Rey Bellet third as Kirsten Clark and Caroline Lalive also placed for the United States. Canadian Melanie Turgeon crashed near the finish.
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Caufield fuels No. 2 Oklahoma past Wichita State
LaNeishea Caufield drops 22 points to power No. 3 Oklahoma to an 89-68 win over Wichita State. Stacey Dales adds 18 points and 10 assists as Caton Hill posts 16 points and 10 rebounds for the Sooners (7-0). Wichita State falls to 1-2 with 21 from Carlosa Dixon and 18 rebounds by Angela Buckner.
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Angela Buckner
Wichita State
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