Texans Cowboys Bragging Rights Set For Debut at Reliant
Houston hosts Dallas in the Texans first regular season game at Reliant Stadium with 69 500 fans expected. David Carr aims to start strong while Emmitt Smith pursues career rushing milestones as Texas bragging rights heat up between two expansion franchises.
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NFL Parity Sparks Bold 2002 Season Outlook
The NFL enters 2002 with near perfect parity as eight divisions reshape play. Expansion Houston alters realignment forcing strategic bets and cap-driven turnover. Coaches shift teams, new stadiums rise, and the era of replay remains amid a mix of hopes and challenges.
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Rangers tie MLB homer streak record in 25 straight games
The Texas Rangers homered for the 25th consecutive game after Herbert Perry delivered a three run homer in the third inning against the Rays. The feat matches the 1941 Yankees 1994 Tigers and 1998 Braves as the longest streak in major league history. The club had a second 20 plus game homer streak earlier this season.
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Jones Juniors Light Heavyweight Title Defense
Roy Jones Jr defended his light heavyweight title against Clinton Woods in Portland. Jones opened with a dancing rap exhibition then controlled the bout, stopping Woods at 1:29 of round six as Woods’ corner halted the match. Jones preserves the title and hints at a future move to heavyweight to challenge John Ruiz.
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