Van Winkle thanes off officials after Drake loss
Van Winkle earned three technical fouls and was ejected as Drake beat Southern Illinois 68 63. He warned he would air his grievances on Sunday but later declined, noting several questionable calls while stressing the need for changes in Valley officiating.
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Tulsa
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Florida football sanctions upheld by NCAA Council
The NCAA Council upheld a three year probation on the University of Florida with penalties including a total scholarship reduction from 95 to 85 this year and to 75 in 1986, plus a cap of 20 scholarships next year, citing a five year pattern of rule violations. Georgia also under sanctions. Florida declined to appeal.
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SIU catcher Boyd signs with the Cardinals
Steve Boyd, SIU catcher, agreed to contract terms with the St Louis Cardinals over the weekend. He will attend spring training and then be assigned to rookie or Class A ball. Boyd, who battled mononucleosis last fall, left SIU to pursue pro baseball despite coach Itchy Jones hoping he would stay for another big season.
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Drake freshman Glenn Martin earns starting role
Des Moines. Drake coach Gary Garner praises Glenn Martin for earning a starting guard spot as a freshman, noting his poise and defense. Martin, averaging 5.7 points with 17 turnovers all season, moved from second guard to point guard and shines in a press-heavy system, while Butler's return affects his minutes.
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Benton
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Tulsa
USOC chief condemns blood doping use
USOC executive Col. F. Don Miller denounces blood transfusions to boost performance as unethical. IOC and USOC oppose nonmedical transfusions since 1976, citing danger and unfair advantage. Cycling team members admit transfusions and caffeine suppositories, with staff involvement under scrutiny and potential sanctions considered.
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