Cook leads Orangewomen in loss to Rutgers
Sophomore guard Kristyn Cook scored a season high 22 points on 10 of 18 shooting, but Syracuse fell 67-55 to Rutgers in Piscataway as 1,317 fans watched. Rutgers center Regina Kalucki led with 17 points as SU trailed 27-21 at halftime and Rutgers surged with a 9-0 run to seal it. Nurse and Schildt added modest totals as Syracuse committed turnovers and dropped to 0-1 in the Big East.
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Rainbows Fall Short as Tar Heels Edge Hawaii
Jerry Stackhouse posted 21 points and 13 rebounds as No. 1 North Carolina defeated Hawaii 76-38 in a contested matchup. Rust ace contributed 15 despite early foul trouble and Tes Whitlock led Hawaii with 20. Carolina remained unbeaten at 7-0 while Hawaii dropped to 4-1 despite keeping it close into late play.
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Calipari may coach Rutgers amid Big East buzz
Rumors swirl that John Calipari could move from UMass to Rutgers, drawn by the Big East, while Bob Wenzel faces pressure at Rutgers. UMass contracts include NCAA pie shares, with upcoming UMass games against Louisville and Kentucky noted. Atlantic 10 chief Linda Bruno comments on Fordham’s position, while local NYC hoops chatter connects St. John’s and Manhattan with Fraschilla and Mahoney’s teams.
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Syracuse Adds Bulluck Amid Broad Recruitment Shakeup
Syracuse University lands high school star Bulluck as a football recruit amid a broad batch of commitments and decommitments. The 6 foot 3, 200 pound athlete played multiple positions and cited fit with teammates and proximity to home as reasons for choosing. He joins a list including Baniewicz Bermett Bowen Coleman Dinkins Dresner Ginfre Green Kinds Klaus Konrad Lowe ONeil Pilon Stroupe Sudano Wellington and others, while Syracuse curtails two linebackers and one lineman from its previous targets.
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Baseball owners impose salary cap amid lockout stalemate
The 1994 season ends with an owners imposed salary cap after a players strike. 63 restricted free agents emerge and 21 teams must trim $96.2 million from payrolls. Fehr warns of court battles while Carter may mediate and lawmakers weigh revoking the antitrust exemption.
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