Windsor blanks South Carolina in CWS tilt 2-0
Jason Windsor fired a three-hitter with a career high 14 strikeouts to carry Cal State Fullerton past South Carolina 2-0 in the College World Series. Windsor improved to 1-0 in the tournament, delivering his third shutout of the season and extending his scoreless innings streak to 24. Fullerton advances to face Miami as the Hurricanes beat LSU 9-5 later.
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Lakers reshaping after Shaq and Phil exit
ONeal calls for big offers to Kupchak as Lakers face a breakup with Phil Jackson leaving. Kobe Bryant tests free agency while Buss and Kupchak weigh keeping Bryant and possible Shaq trade amid contract tensions and court issues.
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Tim Couch the man a Cleveland Browns class act
Tim Couch stood as a model citizen for five Browns seasons despite a tough NFL run with the team. He never blamed others, took full blame for a late season miscue, protected a rookie, and maintained integrity through injury and coaching changes, leaving a lasting positive legacy.
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Browns executive to join Stanford managers program
Browns vice president of player personnel and football development Pete Garcia will attend the second NFL Stanford Program for Managers with 31 other executives from NFL clubs. The cohort will study salary-cap management negotiation and the football future under Stanford professors and NFL leaders including Carmen Policy and Mike Lombardi.
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