Paying college athletes sparks debate over fairness and funding
Dan Coughlin questions whether payment for college athletes can be fairly implemented across divisions and sports. He cites Maurice Clarett’s revelations, booster gifts, and the pressure on schools to fund star players while contrasting at Kent State, Akron, Ashland, and Hillsdale.
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Louisville Explodes for 587 Yards in Win Over TCU
Louisville, ranked 12th, rolled to a 26 point victory led by Stefan LeFors who threw three TDs and 278 yards. Receiver duo Russell and Clark each caught two TD passes as Louisville opened strong, piling up 587 total yards and moving into the top 10 with the win.
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Cox Showalter defy odds by guiding playoff contending teams
Bobby Cox of the Atlanta Braves and Buck Showalter of Texas Rangers won Major League Baseball Manager of the Year honors. Cox earned 14 points with 22 first place votes, guiding Atlanta to a 13th straight division title despite injuries and midseason drop. Showalter, competing with Ron Gardenhire and Tony La Russa, led Texas from last place to near the top of the AL West after trading MVP Alex Rodriguez.
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Clemens sharp in loss to Japan in Osaka exhibition
Roger Clemens, aged 42 and fresh off winning a seventh Cy Young, pitched five innings for the U S area in a Japan tour game against the Japanese All Stars. His line included eight hits and three earned runs as Japan won 8 1. His return from the award news followed by a long day of promotions and interviews.
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GMs ready to debate instant replay at meetings
At the GM meetings in Key Biscayne, executives including Brian Cashman urged instant replay for calls such as fair or foul, not balls and strikes. Several GMs voiced support citing improved tech, while others warned of potential gate impact and resistance from umpires and commissioner.
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NASCAR lifts ban on hard liquor ads on cars
NASCAR announced the return of hard liquor sponsorships on cars after relaxing rules aimed at protecting its image. Crown Royal will sponsor a Rush Racing car next season, with Diageo stating the move targets responsible drinking and adult fans.
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