Mason fond of Ohio State but says no job talks now
Akron AP reports Kansas coach Glen Mason, an Ohio State graduate with deep ties, says he has no interest in leaving Kansas or pursuing the Ohio State job. He notes he is uncomfortable with speculation and that no talks have occurred. Mason lists OSU roots and family allegiance.
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Florida and Bruins Deliver Big Upsets in Weekend Actions
Florida quarterback Shane Matthews threw three TDs for 343 yards and tied a SEC career TD pass record as the Gators routed Vanderbilt 41-21. UCLA’s Job Barnes passed for 385 yards and three TDs, all to J. J. Stakas, in a 38-37 upset of USC. Wake Forest coach Bill Montay ends ACC tenure after a 42-14 loss to NC State. Rutgers beat Temple 35-10 as Barndt’s final game finishes Owl season at Veterans Stadium. Marshall Faulk leaves SDSU game with a knee sprain while Stanford commemorates The Play anniversary in a 41-21 win over California.
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Seton Hall Advances to NIT Semifinals at Meadowlands
Seton Hall rallied from five down with five minutes left to beat Tennessee 72 64 and reach the NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden. The Pirates face UCLA while Indiana meets Florida State in the two semifinal games, boosting the tournament’s local appeal and potential revenue.
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College Bowl Schedule Fragment From Aged OCR
A garbled list outlines multiple college bowls with teams and times, including Washington State versus Utah, Cal versus Fresno State, Hawaii versus Illinois, Independence Bowl in Shraveport, Wake Forest awaiting opponent, Texas Antona versus Coalition 2, Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Air Force versus Mississippi, Hall of Fame Bowl in Tampa, Cotton Bowl Texas A M versus Coalition 1, Fiesta Bowl in Tempe, Rose Bowl in Pasadena Michigan versus Washington, and other matchups with ESPN ABC NBC CBS and TBS listings.
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Bulls Rout Suns In Phoenix Show Dominant Form
Chicago Bulls avenged an overtime loss to the Lakers by defeating the Phoenix Suns 128-111 in Phoenix. Michael Jordan scored 40 points, with B J Armstrong 19 and Scottie Pippen 18, while Phoenix coach Paul Westphal acknowledged the Bulls as a great team and Chicago shot 67 percent through the first half.
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Crunch fall to Dayton as Hector Marinaro shines
Hector Marinaro starred with three goals and three assists in a 27-22 Crunch loss to Dayton at the Nutter Center before 3,463 fans. Naaaim Moehi, Shawn Medwad, and Mark Thomas each had two goals for Cleveland, which was outscored 10-2 in the third period and saw a four quarter comeback fall short.
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