Capriati Seeks Grand Slam Title After Melbourne Semi Run
Jennifer Capriati advances to the Australian Open final four with a 6-0 6-2 win over Ai Sugiyama, shrugging off an abdominal strain while declaring belief she can win it all as she pursues another major title. Andre Agassi follows with a 6-4 6-4 6-2 victory over Hicham Arazi, one win from his fourth straight Grand Slam final.
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Capriati Rises to First Slam Semi Since 1991
In a rain-delayed Wimbledon quarterfinal, Jennifer Capriati defeated Miyuki Sugiyama to reach her first Grand Slam semifinal since 1991. Capriati dominated from the start, racing to a 4-0 second-set lead and clinching the win as Sugiyama struggled on serve.
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Groh to coach Jets as Parcells stays on staff
Al Groh, longtime Parcells ally, named Jets head coach for four years in a deal reported at 3.2 million. Parcells will remain as head of football operations until midsummer as Belichick sues NFL over negotiations while Johnson reshapes ownership.
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Rams seek payback in rematch after 21-0 Titans lead
Titans opened with a quick 21-0 surge and held on as the Rams staged a second half comeback. DTs Carter and Faulk reflect on McNair's dual threat and Rams mistakes that could inform the Super Bowl. Warner stresses focusing on corrections and a balanced game plan for the rematch.
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Crennel accepts Browns role as first coordinator move
Romeo Crennel outlines a defensive focus for Cleveland, stressing stopping the run and creating a unit that can make things happen. He discusses leaving past anchors behind, reuniting with Palmer, and navigating Slowik’s contract situation while promising professional handling of staff changes.
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Lorain and Westlake Areas Seek Various Sports Matches and Coaches
Bulletin items announce Lorain Catholic seeking volleyball games for 2000-01 with freshman JV and varsity teams, plus softball players needed for Lorain County Community College. Westlake High seeks an assistant softball coach and fall games, while Keystone High requests varsity and junior varsity quad matches. Westlake also posts multiple coaching openings and football game requests.
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Panthers hockey rises through coaching and structure
ICE From Bt defenseman Kyle Hagerman notes the team aims to climb the ladder toward higher levels. Senior forward Kevin Baxter credits the Panthers’ rise to efficient practices, positive mindset, and strong coaching staff. Staff continuity and North Park facility, ice time, and school backing help build a top-flight program as they move from Blue to Red Division.
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Titans Seek Edge With Playoff-Honed Edge Motifs
Titans coach Jeff Fisher uses rival team lore and perceived slights to fire up players ahead of the Super Bowl. Defensive backs studied Jacksonville’s big win and vow not to be pushed around, while Fisher compares Jevon Kearse to LT era legends. Tennessee, a wild card, aims to translate early red zone success into a title chance.
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Derrick Thomas Dies In Auto Crash After Playoff Travel
Derrick Thomas, famed Chiefs linebacker and Pro Bowl star, dies in a snowy interstate crash near Kansas City while en route to the NFC Championship in St Louis. A car passenger, Mike Tellis, also died. another occupant survived. Thomas, celebrated for his "sack and strip" moves and KC literacy work, was 49.
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