Buckeyes Set Sights on Repeating After Fiesta Bowl Win
Ohio State, runner up Miami, secured a 31 24 double overtime victory in the Fiesta Bowl to claim a 14 0 season and fourth national title. Coach Jim Tressel notes success is fleeting while promising hard work for 2003. Returning stars include Krenzel Jenkins Clarett Nugent and more as OSU readies for a tough 2003 schedule.
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Grossman leaves Florida for NFL draft after final season
Rex Grossman announced he will enter the NFL draft, leaving the Florida Gators after a 8-5 season. He finishes with 9,164 career passing yards and 3,402 yards, 22 TDs, 17 interceptions in the just completed year, amid a transition from Spurrier to Zook offense and a tougher line.
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Buckeyes Edge Hurricanes in OT Thriller for National Title
Ohio State wins a dramatic overtime clash 31 24 after a tense final drive. Craig Krenzel shines under pressure completing key plays, while OSU’s defense stifles Miami in the extended period. Fans erupt as the Buckeyes seal the championship with a late stop and TD.
Powers wins top prize in tough contest draw
Powers clinched first place earning a top prize as the contest drew a wider field with 5 to 6 first time entrants. He fought tears when informed of his victory and noted the growing strength of the sport while acknowledging the effort of new competitors. Thenen finished second for $2,000 and Artie Lannom of Marion took third for $1,500, followed by Sean Hammock of Edwardsburg in fourth for $1,000. Craig McDonald of Kingsville, Ontario, placed fifth and earned $500 in a notably international field.
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Agents report offers mirror bid patterns in MLB talk
Major League Baseball agents say several players received similar offers from multiple teams, a sign the union may pursue a collusion grievance. The Players Association asks agents to keep detailed negotiation records, while owners contest any collusion claim as market driven.
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