Duke Clinches Another Crown as Krzyzewski Reaches Elite
Duke wins the title as coach Mike Krzyzewski ties Bob Knight for three championships at Indiana and trails Adolph Rupp by one on the all time list. Loren Woods leads Arizona with 22 points and 11 rebounds as the Wildcats finish one win short of a final, while Lute Olson copes with personal tragedy and the team’s strong season.
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Battier Leads Duke To Third National Title At Metrodome
Duke senior Shane Battier stars with clutch defense and key scoring as Duke defeats Arizona 66 59 at Minneapolis Metrodome to claim the national championship. Dunleavy adds a timely 3 pointer and Williams battles foul trouble as Duke seals the victory. Battier earns Final Four most outstanding player honor and ties NCAA career wins record with 131.
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Dunleavy’s Duke Beats Arizona In Glowing NCAA Showdown
Duke and Arizona drew a national crowd as Mike Dunleavy led Duke with Battier Williams in a high scoring clash. Loren Woods paced Arizona with 22 points while Jason Williams fouled out twice, and the game featured young stars amid a 46,000 attendance and CBS pay. Duke prevailed, earning praise for Dunleavy’s late surge and the freshman Chris Duhon’s steady 39 minutes.
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Scherrer Finds Augusta Green Like Other Courses
Tom Scherrer, back at Masters Week, impressed but unawed as he faced Augusta greens on Monday. He noted the undulations and speed, saying the back nine felt firmer than expected while his Odyssey putter battles the treacherous slopes as he aims to convert on the famous greens.
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Masters shopping spree marks Scherrer’s Augusta visit
Augusta National crowds boost to goody bags as Tom Scherrer, a Masters rookie, shops early and plans to load up on gear and tickets. He touted a strong driving week, noted making a cut at Bell South but losing the Sunday marathon, and aimed for a positive Thursday start as he eyes a solid summer.
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Hendrickson Chooses Path Through Blue Jays Rotation
Hendrickson, a two sport athlete with NBA draft history, weighs a baseball career with the Blue Jays. Left handed and from Washington State, he joins an organization short on lefties, awaiting his chance after a college-basketball emphasis and minor league stops at Dunedin Knoxville and Tennessee with promising starts and a 4-3.63 ERA in six Tennessee games.
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Hendrickson pursues two sports, sprints to baseball focus
Mark Hendrickson, a 6 foot 9 inch, 230 pound pitcher from Mount Vernon Washington, splits time between the NBA and the Syracuse SkyChiefs in the Blue Jays system. Since 1998 he has played in both leagues, refining a two sport path and pursuing a major league pitching career.
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