Patriots add Harrison to defense in bold signing
The New England Patriots signed safety Rodney Harrison and pass rusher Rosevelt Colvin to bolster a leaky defense from last season. Harrison, known for discipline, was cut by San Diego over salary cap reasons and provides a veteran backfield presence alongside Colvin.
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Roddick Serves Past Lopez At Indian Wells
Andy Roddick powered to a 6-4 6-3 second round victory over Feliciano Lopez in California with booming serves and seven aces. He praised his serve as the key, while Gustavo Kuerten upset Roger Federer 7-5 7-6(3) in a separate second-round duel as the season begins strong for both.
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Huskies fall ends 70 game women's streak in final
Connecticut coach Gene Auriemma lamented timing after a 52-48 loss to Villanova in the Big East tournament final. The 70 game winning streak spanned nearly two seasons and included the 2002 national title, signaling renewed hope for other programs ahead of the NCAA tournament.
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UConn Women End NCAA Record Streak in Loss to Villanova
After 31 straight wins and a record 54 in a row, UConn and coach Geno Auriemma faced mixed reviews as the Huskies fell short against Villanova. The team heads toward a potential No. 1 seed with six straight wins needed for another NCAA title, while fans reflect on the historic run and campus celebrations.
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Angels shrug off contraction talk after 2001 plan
Angels players reacted coolly to reports the commissioner's office considered folding the team after 2001. Darin Erstad and Shawn Wooten cited focus on baseball and dismissed speculation as hearsay, noting folding would have changed the game and wouldn’t have benefited baseball.
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Twins reach preliminary deal with lefty Rogers for 1 year
Kenny Rogers and the Minnesota Twins agreed on a 2 million dollar, one year contract with about 500000 in incentives, pending a physical. The 38 year old left hander would join spring training in Fort Myers as Eric Milton nears four to six months out with knee surgery. Johan Santana could shift into a starting role but Rogers provides veteran depth in a rotation missing Milton.
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