Browns eye greener fields for 2002 training camp
Browns coach Butch Davis says next year’s camp location will hinge on field conditions after this year. They may stay near Berea or move to Oberlin, Kent State, or Hiram. Davis notes wear on practice fields and aims for low nightlife sites to keep players focused.
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Woods 1st round 73 leaves Woods tied for 100th at PGA
Tiger Woods opened with a 3 over par 73 at The Atlanta Athletic Club, tying for 100th as Grant Waite led with 64. He double bogeyed twice and three putted three times as questions linger about his form after a long winning run.
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Mickelson Takes Early Major Step as Waite Leads
Mickelson, chasing his first major, cards a bogey free round to stand atop the leaderboard at five under while Waite holds a one stroke edge. Woods struggles with two double bogeys and three putts, finishing nine back in a crowded field that includes Els and a dozen others at 67.
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Vikings Rally After Stringer Toll In Preseason Win
The Minnesota Vikings beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 24 10 in a preseason game marked by Korey Stringer’s death. The defense produced three turnovers leading to points including a 21 yard fumble return by Lamant er Williams. Ed McDaniel lauded turnovers turning into scoring, while a moment of silence honored Stringer before the Metrodome kickoff.
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Browns hold first Davis era with Skit Night and laughs
At the Browns training camp the Davis era began with a quirky Skit Night featuring rookie center Doug Rosfeld impersonating coach Butch Davis, followed by stand-up comic Jay Mohr. Players recalled past Miami ties and joked about the camp while other events included a team swim at Strongsville Recreation Center. Edgerrin James and Duane Starks traded notes on their teams and stayed in touch as they enjoyed the lighter side of camp.
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