Kinser to Succeed Bodine in Bernstein Cup Car
The Charlotte Observer reports Steve Kinser will replace Brett Bodine as Kenny Bernstein’s Winston Cup driver next season. Bodine and Bernstein ended their partnership weeks ago. Kinser, 37, from Bloomington Indiana, is the sport’s most successful sprint car racer with 13 sprint titles in 16 years.
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Jamison Chooses North Carolina Over Tar Heels Rivalry
Charlotte recruit Antawn Jamison, a Providence High senior, committed verbally to North Carolina over South Carolina and other schools. He cited UNC’s program and tradition, averaging 20 points and 10 rebounds as a junior, and stands among the top 10 national recruits.
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White expects positive reception in Philly for Packers visit
Reggie White, the NFL sack leader, says he does not expect boos when he arrives at Veterans Stadium for a Green Bay Packers game. He left the Eagles years earlier amid not returning and emphasizes his community ties to Philadelphia, noting it still feels like home.
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North Carolina Offense Struggles in opener against TCU
North Carolina with 464 yards but four turnovers falls 27 17 to Texas Christian in Chapel Hill. Coach Mack Brown vows focus on protecting the ball as he eyes Tulane and improvement in tailback production to boost the ground game.
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Ruling allows NCAA to restore FSU players’ eligibility
Florida State wins a court order permitting the NCAA to restore five players’ eligibility as the Seminoles prepare for a visit to Wake Forest. Derrick Brooks Tiger McMillen Marcus Long Patrick McNeil Forrest Conoly are affected or suspended. the waiver moves jurisdiction to the NCAA.
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