Canucks Recall O'Sullivan and Draken from Crunch
The Vancouver Canucks recalled defenseman Chris O'Sullivan and center Harold Draken from Syracuse Crunch after injuries hit the blue line and forward group. Draken leads the AHL rookies with 20 goals and 25 assists while O'Sullivan ranks fourth among league defensemen with 11 goals and 30 assists.
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Lewis freed on $1 million bond after post Super Bowl arrest
NFL linebacker Ray Lewis was released from Fulton County Jail on a one million dollar bond. He left with his lawyers his mother and fiancee and plans to return to Baltimore after spending a few days with family in Atlanta.
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Mills wins DIRT opener at Volusia Speedway Park
Jamie Mills won DIRT's opening 30 lap modified stack car race at Volusia Speedway Park near Barberville Florida Tuesday beating Kenny Tremont across the line. Doug Hoffman was third followed by Tim Fuller Keith Hoffman Butch Tittle Alan Johnson Scott Kania Kenny Brighthill and Danny Johnson. The annual DIRT series will run 30-lap races Thursday and Friday plus a 50-lap $5 000 to win final Saturday night.
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Barberville
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Scott Kania
Kenny Brighthill
Danny Johnson
NCAA Probes St John’s Basketball Program
The NCAA continues its investigation into the St John’s Red Storm basketball program. An NCAA investigator arrived in New York on Monday evening to advance the inquiry into potentially improper relationships between players and individuals acting as agents’ representatives.
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Minnesota Sophomore Przybilla Suspended For Academic Reasons
Minnesota sophomore Joel Przybilla, fresh off a Big Ten Player of the Week honor, has been suspended indefinitely for failing to meet academic requirements. He averages 17 points and 11 rebounds in conference play, and skipping remaining college eligibility could place him as a projected NBA lottery pick.
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Groups aim to launch US women’s soccer league in 2001
Competing groups vie to form a women’s soccer league in the United States saying they have raised 40 million dollars from cable TV firms and backing from current World Cup champions. One group announced plans on Tuesday to begin with 8 to 10 teams in April 2001.
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No challenge too great Bobrek leads SU swim team
Syracuse University coach Lou Walker challenged Bobrek to push her limits with a metaphor about a pull-up as the team eyes the Big East championships and national championships. The story highlights Bobrek’s determination under the guidance of Walker and the program’s aspirations.
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Rica Bobrek
Syracuse University
Lou Walker
Walker
Erica Boorek a Syracuse senior swimmer set records
Erica Boorek of Camillus New York tied two Syracuse University records in the 50 and 106 yard freestyle and earned a U S Nationals qualifying time. The Big East Academic All Star graduates in May with a public relations degree and will compete at the Big East Championships in Uniondale Long Island starting Thursday through Saturday.
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Camillus
West Genesee High School
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Long Island
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Syracuse University
U.S
Syracuse closes season with Rutgers in home finale
Syracuse University announces its 2000 football schedule ending with a home game against Rutgers, a 1 win 1999 team, marking the first non Miami finale since 1994. Ten of eleven games carry TBA status as TV networks hold back kickoff times awaiting possible picks. The Miami at Carrier Dome game is listed among limited scheduling details.
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Greer Brothers Battle In Big East Showdown
Ricardo Greer, 22, a Pitt junior, and his 20-year-old brother Jeff, a Rutgers junior guard, are fierce rivals who still play year round. Ricardo leads Big East scorers with 17.7 points per game as their sibling rivalry fuels both players’ pursuit of success.
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University of Pittsburgh
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Rutgers University
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Rutgers rallies past SU in tight Big East women’s game
Syracuse Orangewomen led by a strong second half but faltered late as No. 8 Rutgers held on for a 56-51 victory at Manley Field House. Rutgers improved to 17-5 overall and 9-3 in the Big East after a prior 77-41 rout in the season’s earlier meeting.
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Port Byron forfeits season after ineligible player ruling
Port Byron and coach Joe Brechue see 14-4 Panthers drop to 2-16 after Section Three rules senior guard Jan Zalud ineligible due to transfer rules. Council decision wipes wins, affects league title hopes. Pulaski gains by forfeit adjustment, advancing toward sectional eligibility. Zalud laments team punishment for administrative error.
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