Rough NFL training camps leave teams battered with injuries
Multiple teams report key players shelved or limited. Seattle’s Chad Brown fractures his left leg. Baltimore’s Mike Flynn breaks a right collarbone. Aaron Brooks strains his thigh. New Orleans signs Dorsey Levens to bolster backfield. Jevon Kearse ankle sprain not serious. Giants’ Carlos Emmons returns to practice amid leg pain from last season. Panthers confirm Tutan Reyes sprained ankle. Matt Willig knee injury minor. Vikings’ Matt Birk recovering from hernia. Marcus Robinson hampered by hamstring strain, out rest of preseason.
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Carterville 3A Preview Faces Opening Night Challenge
Carterville enters 3A with optimism as it faces Carmi-White County in the season opener after a 11-2 mark by Du Quoin, a semifinal loss to Wilmington. Wilmington tops the 3A rankings followed by Tolano Unity Carlinville Spring Valley Hall and St Joseph Ogden. Du Quoin opens vs Highland. Cahokia at Granite City.
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Saluki women face tough start on 2004-05 schedule
SIU coach Dana Eikenberg defended the 2004-05 Salukis schedule saying it will be tackled as it comes after a 3-24 season. The slate includes Iowa in Iowa City for the Hawkeyes tournament, a November 22 at Wisconsin trip, and non conference tests with Tennessee Tech Southeast Missouri State Saint Louis, then Creighton and Drake in the MVC.
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Transfers push SIU with UMKC stars joining roster
City native named Sixth Woman of the Year in the Mid-Continent Conference joins SIU along with three UMKC alumni. Pauk, a 5-6 guard with three years of eligibility, started 25 of 29 games as a Kangaroo and averaged 7.5 points and 2.9 assists. Sweere adds three years of eligibility after 7.4 points and 3.2 boards per game. Freeman, a versatile guard, and Boldt, a former conference MVP, complete the transfer slate, each bringing extensive high school accolades and potential impact at SIU.
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SIU combines men and women swimming under Rick Walker
SIU announces the men’s and women’s swimming programs will merge under former coach Rick Walker, who led the men’s program 1992 to 2004 and now oversees the combined squads in his 18th year at SIU. Former women’s head coach Jeff Goelz becomes Aquatics Director at the SIU Rec Center.
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