Michigan Bans Itself From Postseason In 2003
Michigan announces a one year postseason ban for 2003 and forfeits six seasons of victories amid the Ed Martin booster scandal. Four banners are removed from Crisler Arena and $450,000 postseason earnings are returned to the NCAA. The penalties aim to deter further NCAA action.
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Don King Promotes Four Fight Extravaganza For Heavyweight Route
Don King unveils a two event heavyweight plan featuring Evander Holyfield Chris Byrd John Ruiz and Roy Jones Jr set for December and March in Atlantic City Las Vegas The promoter brokers a pathway to Lennox Lewis as reigning champion may grant permission to challenge him Lewis signals caution while King lauds the plan with flamboyant ceremony in Plaza Hotel New York AP report
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Huskies coach Neuheisel under pressure amid rough season
Seattle reports tension around Washington coach Rick Neuheisel as the Huskies slip to 4-5 and threaten a first losing season since 1976. Neuheisel faces NCAA penalties from Colorado era, a $1.5 million loan tied to a six year extension, and mounting criticism as losses mount.
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Washington Huskies coach Neuheisel faces tough season
Neuheisel defends turning to redshirting amid injuries as Washington aims to finish strong after a difficult year. He rejects downhill comparisons to Colorado, notes Rose Bowl success, and says players, parents must accept the long view while preparing for Oregon State game.
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NFL TV boom fuels season gains and parity talk
The NFL draws a season high 14.1 million viewers per game, up 9 percent from 2001, with ABC Fox CBS and ESPN posting gains. Analysts credit unpredictable games, a Texans expansion in a large market, and marquee matchups as fans flock to weekend and Sunday night broadcasts.
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