Hatfield takes Arkansas after Air Force move
Air Force coach Ken Hatfield accepted Arkansas to lead his alma mater after being selected by Frank Broyles. Hatfield, 40.4 from Helena, said he and Sandy are going home, with plans to prepare the Razorbacks for bowl games.
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McKinney places in World Cup race at Squaw Valley
Mara McKinney, defending World Cup overall champion from Squaw Valley California, finished sixth in 2 10.12 in a recent event. The results came as UPI/AP reports noted in separate briefs from Philadelphia Detroit Springfield Decatur Cincinnati Helsinki Seoul Peking.
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Pacers End 28-Road Lose Streak With Denver Win
Indiana finally broke a 28 game road skid dating back to February as Kevin McKenna poured in a career high 21 points in a 133 132 upset of the Nuggets. Denver coach Doug Moe lamented the loss while Indiana improved to 1-13 on the road this season and 6-20 overall.
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DePaul Tops Purdue as Corbin Leads with Confidence
Tyrone Corbin scored a career high 24 points to power 4th ranked DePaul to a 68-61 victory over No. 7 Purdue. Coach Ray Meyer praised Corbin’s confidence while UCLA, Texas-El Paso, and Missouri also posted wins among ranked teams in a busy night of college basketball.
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