Oklahoma tops Baylor to set up showdown with Nebraska
No. 2 Oklahoma wins 33-17 over Baylor as Jason White passes for 343 yards in his first start. The Sooners extend their winning streak to 20 games and prepare for No. 3 Nebraska, while Baylor drops to 0-6 in conference play.
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Mavericks rise turns Dallas into NBA hotspot
Dallas has become a top destination as Michael Finley and Dirk Nowitzki attract free agents and fans. Owner Mark Cuban lavish treatment, a new $420 million arena, and a hip new plane boost the team’s appeal after years of poor records. Finley’s seven year, $102 million deal seals confidence in Dallas’s bright future.
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Salt Lake City
Decade of excellence began small
In Atlanta the Braves transformed from 1991 97 loss strugglers into a dynasty winning 10 straight division titles. Players like Greg Olson Tom Glavine and John Smoltz recall the roller coaster rise culminating in a 1991 World Series parade for 750000 fans. The era reshaped the city’s view of October baseball.
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Street Seeks Gold and Farewell at Salt Lake Olympics
Picabo Street outlines last Olympic bid and final season goals in Salt Lake City. She hopes to carry the U S flag at the opening and finish strong in February while weighing whether to retire after the Games or season. Street, a Nagano gold and Lillehammer silver medalist, endures a career marked by a dramatic crash and comeback.
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Marion Jones
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Lillehammer
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Altenmarkt
Austria
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