Reform faces big test in college athletics reform
INDIANAPOLIS Nearly two years of work on academic integrity and recruiting reform set to face a major test as NCAA Management Council meets to consider proposals endorsed by President Myles Brand. Turner and Berst push for penalties tied to graduation and academic progress and tighter controls on recruiting. If approved, sanctions could begin next year with escalating penalties up to loss of NCAA money after four years.
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Todd Turner
David Berst
Ncaa Management Council
NCAA
Myles Brand
Christine Plonsky
Texas
Turner
Vanderbilt
Berst
Ncaa Board of Directors
Plonsky
Management Council
Baltimore
Browns weigh draft day moves with upsets and trades
Browns coach Butch Davis weighs moving up for Gallery or settling for other targets like Winslow or Taylor. He discusses trading Tim Couch and Noah Nothcutt, potential deals with Washington and Detroit, and the risk of overpaying. Davis notes Pace talks but says the price must be realistic and that a top-seven pick may yield a long look at no. 7 prospects.
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Iowa
Robert Gallery
Kellen Winslow Jr
Sean Taylor
University of Miami
Butch Davis
Gallery
Taylor
Winslow
Joe Gibbs
Washington Redskins
Detroit Lions
Gobbis
Redskins
Davis
Lions
New York Giants
Arizona Cardinals
Oakland Raiders
San Diego Chargers
Tim Conch
Dennis Nothcutt
Cleveland
William Green
Orlando Pace
St. Louis Rams
Rams
Heavyweight division struggles for an identity sans big names
The Associated Press reports a fractured heavyweight scene at Madison Square Garden where Tyson remains the division's marquee draw despite a long layoff and legal battles. Byrd Golota drew praise for action, Ruiz Oquendo underwhelmed, while Klitschko Sanders loom as next titles hope in Los Angeles.
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Lewis
New York
Don King
Madison Square Garden
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King
Yesteryear
Lennox Lewis
IBF
Chris Byrd
Andrew Golota
John Ruiz
Fres Oquendo
Ruiz
Byrd
Evander Holyfield
Byrd- Golota
Golota
Garden
Ruiz- Oquendo
Oquendo
Vitali Klitschko
Corrie Sanders
Los Angeles
Klitschko
Wallace Wins Martinsville Dramatic Cup Race Breaks Tie
The race paused over an hour after a concrete block damaged Jeff Gordon’s car. Wallace restarted third, then passed Ryan Newman for second and chased Jimmie Johnson, taking the lead with 38 laps left to win by 0.538 seconds. It was his seventh Martinsville win and 55th career victory, moving him to eighth on the Nextel Cup list. Labonte, Earnhardt Jr., and Johnson rounded the top four as Chevrolet led the next three spots. Gordon finished sixth after a damaged car and repeated pit stops.
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Wallace
Ryan Newman
Jimmie Johnson
California Speedway
Labonte
Bobby Labonte
Martinsville
Lee Petty
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Johnson
Chevrolet
Dodge
Earnhardt
Chad Knaus
Knaus
Gordon
Jamie McMurray
Matt Kenseth
Sterling Marlin
Dale Jarrett
Browns Fans Eye Tight Ends In 2001 NFL Draft Run
The discussion centers on Browns targets at tight end as players like Winslow and Troupe draw praise for modern vertical passing potential. Scouts highlight their size and athleticism, noting the shift back from basketball style athletes to football receivers. If not selected early, Troupe could fall to pick 38, while Watson remains a strong late option among top prospects.
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Troupe
New York Giants
Jeremy Shockey
Miami
Winslow Sr
Ozzie Newsome
Davis
Browns
Georgia
Ben Watson
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