Gary Carter The Kid Dies at 57 After Brain Cancer
Gary Carter nicknamed The Kid and star catcher for the Mets who delivered a famous Game 6 bottom of the 10th single in 1986 helping New York beat Boston and win the World Series. He died at 57 after a brain tumor diagnosed last May while coaching at Palm Beach Atlantic University. He played 19 seasons for the Expos Mets Giants and Dodgers and was a Hall of Fame inductee lauded for clutch hitting and defense.
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Browns must trade up to land Griffin in draft buzz
ESPN analyst Todd McShay says Cleveland should give up picks 4 and 37 to move to No 2 for Robert Griffin III, with Mike Mayock signaling similar urgency. McShay and Mayock rate Griffin highly, praising his accuracy, leadership and intelligence as franchise-changing. Browns GM Tom Heckert to speak at combine amid draft plans.
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MSU Ties for Big Ten Lead Behind Wisconsin Win
Michigan State in a 69-55 win over Wisconsin moves into a first place tie atop the Big Ten with Ohio State. Draymond Green posts 20 points and 10 rebounds, Keith Appling adds 20 as MSU runs win streak to four and six of seven.
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Commodores Beat Wittenberg JV Behind Tough Fronting
Lorain County Community College defeated Wittenberg JV 81-65 as coach Michael Cruz stressed fronting the post to contain taller Tigers. Jacob Pope led LCCC with 21 points, Greg Fite added 15, and LCCC outrebounded 38-31 to seal the win and push their record to 15-9.
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Ohio State Routs Indiana Behind Hill's 27 Points
Ohio State, ranked No. 9, defeated Indiana 75 to 54 as Taylor Hill scored 27 points. Samantha Prahalis missed most of the game due to flu while on the bench at start and later left for the locker room. The win extended Indiana's losing streak to 13 games.
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