Colon Proves Opening Era Shine With 6-0 Indians Win
The Cleveland Indians opened the 2002 season with Bartolo Colon pitching a five hit shutout in Anaheim. Colon allowed four singles and a double over nine innings, striking out five and walking two to lift the Indians 6-0 over the Angels. The game featured a ceremonial first pitch delivered by Navy SEALs and a Bush videotaped message to 42,697 fans. The Indians' four first-inning runs set the tone in a night that showcased their revamped roster and uniforms.
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Seniors anchor NCAA finalists in four-year loyalty
ATLANTA AP Maryland and Indiana reached the national title game with senior core players. Juan Dixon, Lonny Baxter, Byron Mouton led Maryland alongside Steve Blake. Indiana relied on Dane Fife, Jarrad Odle, and Tom Coverdale. Coaches praise development, teamwork, and staying in college for growth.
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Cardinals aim high as Jocketty outlines post season plan
Walt Jocketty said the Cardinals built their roster with postseason aims in mind. Albert Pujols Edmonds and Drew provide power while Renteria Vina and Edmonds offer speed and defense as the rotation, led by Morris, solidifies with Stephenson Williams and Kile. The club seeks a 10th World Championship.
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UConn completes perfect season with third NCAA title
The Connecticut Huskies defeated Oklahoma 76 67 in San Antonio to finish 35 0, claim their third NCAA women’s title and extend a perfect season. Starters Bird Cash Jones Williams led a dominant interior attack as Oklahoma’s Dales and Ross tried to rally from early deficits.
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Grandparents share Dane's Indiana basketball journey homeward
The Fifes, Dane's grandparents, followed his Indiana career from Bloomington to the close loss at North Carolina. They rented in Bloomington for several months, attended practice, and celebrated senior night when coach Davis honored them. Their years alongside Dane have brought joy and a lasting family legacy to the program.
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Jeffries weighs pro move after hoops season decision
Indiana star Juwan Jeffries contemplates going pro or returning for another season after this year’s postseason run. He plans a two week fishing trip in Tennessee before announcing, likely by April 15, and notes a possible parade could affect plans. Jeffries averages 15.2 points and 7.6 rebounds, is third with 45 blocks, and became the fifth Hoosier sophomore to reach 1,000 career points after Saturday’s 73 64 win over Oklahoma.
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