Yow becomes first woman athletic director in ACC
Debbie Yow, 42, resigns as Saint Louis athletic director to join Maryland as head of athletics, signing a five year deal worth 130000 dollars per year. She becomes the ACC’s first female AD, replaces Andy Geiger, and vows to lift Maryland’s finances and athletic profile.
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Harter testifies in trial over Hornets severance pay
Former Charlotte Hornets coach Dick Harter tells a federal court he lost 224000 dollars after being fired in 1990. The Hornets say they paid him over 400000 in salary for the final 18 months of a two year contract and provided car, tickets and perks. The jury could decide this afternoon if he should receive more for radio TV shows and benefits. Harter, 63, is now with the Portland Trail Blazers after stints with the New York Knicks.
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NFL News Briefs Hit By Large Fines and Roster Moves
The NFL records a $30,000 fine the largest non suspension penalty for spearing two Washington players in a Sept. 12 game. Cecil’s three year $5.25 million Arizona deal was voided and replaced by a one year $350,000 contract. Reggie Rembert and Patrick Robinson were released by Cincinnati after Rembert’s deterioration and a recent drunken driving arrest. Vikings cut six players including Al Noga and Tony Lenseigne. The Jets lost Rob Moore to a broken wrist delaying the season opener. Lions re sign Mark Rodenhauser for added depth while Giants coach Reeves fines Rodney Hampton for an unexcused absence after a Berlin game.
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Cowboys Oilers practice under tough field in Mexico City
Houston continued from Br oody Carlson who completed 11 of 16 passes for 120 yards as the Oilers recovered from knee surgery. Emmitt Smith did not play much due to the poor field while Troy Aikman left after a brief stint and Schram Peete led Dallas in passing. Switzer lamented footing and execution while fans enjoyed the game atmosphere in Mexico.
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Jordan's comeback efforts hit snag in minor league season
Jordan, a nine year NBA veteran who retired from the Chicago Bulls after 1992-93, faced a slower start as a minor league outfielder. He injured his shoulder diving for a fly ball in Huntsville and moved to recover in Chicago, reporting to Andrews next Monday. Previously he broke his left foot in 1985-86 missing 63 games but earned All-Star honors in multiple seasons. He carried a .192 average with the Barons in Double-A, showing 26 steals and brief power in three games with two homers.
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