Ward to coach wide receivers at Missouri State
Cedric Ward, ex NFL wide receiver and kick returner who played under Terry Allen at Northern Iowa, joins Missouri State staff to coach wide receivers. He helped the Panthers reach the 12-2 mark and I-AA semifinal run, later appearing for Jets, Dolphins, Patriots and Cowboys with 167 catches in 110 games.
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Americans seek offense as they face Ghana in do-or-die World Cup
The United States ski towards a must-win vs Ghana in Hamburg with only one shot on goal in two games and no goals from open play. Brian McBride, the lone scorer in two World Cups, hopes for a breakthrough while Bruce Arena urges more shots and aggression.
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Americans must beat Ghana and rely on complex scenarios
To advance the Americans must defeat Ghana in their final group game and depend on multiple outcomes involving Italy and the Czech Republic. Scenarios include Italy beating or drawing with the Czech Republic, specific goal margins, and even a drawing of lots by FIFA.
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Portugal advances as Portugal beats Mexico 2 1
Portugal powered into the World Cup second round with a 2 1 victory over Mexico in Gelsenkirchen. Scolari’s makeshift squad featured five backups and earned a place in the knockout stage as Mexico missed a late penalty and played 30 minutes with 10 men.
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Wade Leads Heat to Fourth NBA Title
Shaquille O'Neal secures his fourth championship with Miami while Pat Riley seals a fifth as head coach. Dwyane Wade delivers Miami's first title, prompting belief in Wade across the league. Dallas planned a rapid victory parade that was canceled as the series moved to Miami. Wade’s rise may shape Riley's future as coach amid aging teammates.
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