Miller quits USC basketball coach post
Cheyrl Miller resigns as USC women’s basketball coach after two seasons, citing an undisclosed opportunity in a television career. The Hall of Fame star led USC to a 44-14 record and a 1994 Pac-10 title, with two NCAA berths, while coordinating with interim coach Fred Williams.
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Nebraska Fans Stand By Team Amid Court Troubles
Nebraska fans remain loyal despite several players facing legal charges. Memorial Stadium sold out for a home opener as fans focus on on-field success, with Johnny Rodgers and others defending the program’s integrity while Peyton Manning's family saga highlights football culture and parental influence.
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Ex Olympian Nelasco Shot Dead at Home in Dominican Republic
Pedro Julio Nelasco, 33, the only Dominican Olympic boxing medalist, was shot by a robber inside his La Romana home. His wife Endania Encarnacio was unhurt. Nelasco won bronze at the 1984 Los Angeles Games and later competed as a featherweight.
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Dawson arrest shocks Denver as Marlins star faces assault charge
Denver police report Andre Dawson 41 was booked for assault and peace disturbance after a late night altercation with a hotel valet at an Embasy Rules hotel. He was released on bond with few details available about the incident.
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