NMMI Falls to Frank Phillips as rally falls short
New Mexico Military Institute loses to Frank Phillips College in four games. Lady Broncos rally in game three with Lindsey Bush and Bridget Lambert leading, but the guests finish 3-1. NMMI drops to 7-11, 1-1 in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference and heads to Colorado for a four game road trip.
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Knight back in Indiana Knight: Indiana adores Knight despite team move
About 600 people paid 40 dollars each in Starlight Indiana to hear Bob Knight speak at a Texas Tech fundraiser. The Hall of Famer, fired from Indiana University, drew a standing ovation and praise from local fans and Tech officials for aiding the new school's fundraising effort. Norma McCarty expressed satisfaction amid the crowd.
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Wright could start again for Cowboys at Philadelphia
Cowboys coach Dave Campo said Anthony Wright will likely start Sunday night against Philadelphia if Quincy Carter cannot recover from a thumb injury. Wright threw for 193 yards and three touchdowns in a loss to San Diego, while Carter struggled with yards and turnovers in prior games. Emmitt Smith supported Wright’s chance, though he noted Carter remains the quarterback of the present and future.
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Jordan's hidden opponent is Wizards' own history
Washington's star franchise era tests Michael Jordan as player and part owner. The Wizards have long suffered underperforming trades and injuries despite Jordan's leadership and a new downtown arena. Battered by 60 losses per 100 since 2000 and 242 since 1978, the team seeks a turnaround with Collins noting Jordan's focus on effort over other reflections.
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Mayfield Trojans ride defense to win streak and clash with Onate
Mayfield High School football marked by a five game streak and a 33 3 win over La Cueva while averaging near 37 points. The Trojans meet crosstown Onate (3 2) Friday with a defense that has allowed only one field goal in two weeks. Jim Bradley, longtime coach, praises his staff led by son Michael as the key to success.
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Area cross country athletes honored in Character Counts program
Goddard High School senior Robby Smith earned a Character Counts recognition after being recommended by coach Dwain Brown. Smith is an Eagle Scout, NHS member, and team captain who plans to study law at the U S Air Force Academy and volunteers with the Bureau of Land Management. Roswell High sophomore J T Humphries and Dexter High junior Sam Magill were also honored for Character Counts virtues and leadership in cross country and related activities.
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J.T
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Sam Magill
Dexter High School
Dennis Pabst
Dexter High
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