NBA Lockout Spurs First Week With Missed Games
NBA lockout causes two Sunday games to be lost, 142 games missed in total, and 11 days without games. Earliest start projected for December 22 with negotiations in New York. Projected player salary losses total 298 million through December 22. The piece notes Karl Malone amid controversy and conspiracy remarks.
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Union Won’t Budge On Free Agency Change In NBA Talks
Union attorney Jeffrey Kessler says NBA owners will not accept a timing rule that would strip teams of the right to re-sign their own players after signing someone else, a condition the league has pressed in stalled collective bargaining talks. The dispute centers on Bird exception limits, escrow implications, and proposed salary caps ranges, with talks expected to resume by midweek.
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Oklahoma fires coach John Blake after 12-22 three-year run
Norman Oklahoma John Blake was dismissed by the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents ending a 37-year-old tenure. The Sooners finished 5-6 this season and Blake’s 12-22 mark marked the program’s worst three-year stretch. Board votes 4-2 to begin search for a new coach.
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Fry weighs future after Hawkeyes 49 7 loss at Minnesota
Iowa coach Hayden Fry, 69, said a decision on staying is near after a 49 7 defeat to Minnesota ends his 20th season. He will meet with staff and Bowlsby to decide whether to remain, with a decision possible today or Tuesday.
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Three-way race for BCS title as top teams near finish
With two weeks left in the regular season, No. 1 Tennessee No. 2 Kansas State and No. 3 UCLA remain perfect. Tennessee plays Vanderbilt then likely an SEC title game, Kansas State seeks Big 12 crown, UCLA faces Miami in the Pac-10 finale, while Florida State eyes an opening if the leaders falter.
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Calgary Stampeders Beat Ti Cat On McLoughlin FG
Calgary edged Hamilton 26-24 as Mark McLoughlin nailed a 35-yard field goal at the final whistle for the Grey Cup victory in Winnipeg. Jeff Garcia was named outstanding player. Vince Danielsen earned outstanding Canadian honors. Williams scored Hamilton’s two TDs and Osbaldiston added key kicks.
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Jacks falter in defensive zone as Manitoba tops team 5 2
Jacks endure defensive lapses leading to a three goal first period by Manitoba. Derek Wilkinson notes poor coverage and backchecking as key issues while Cleveland Harkins and Chris Longo spark late rallies but fail to overturn the deficit. Bronsard backstops the Moose with 33 saves as Manitoba wins 5 2.
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Charboneau Baseball Holiday Camps Run in Amherst and Lorain
Joe Charboneau Baseball schedules Thanksgiving and Christmas Break Camps at St Joseph School Amherst and Lorain County Community College. Amherst camp runs 10 a m to 3 p m November 27 with an 80 dollar fee. LCCC hosts two sessions from December 21-23 and 28-30 for ages 6-10 and 11-14 at 10 a m to 3 p m lunch provided. Contact (440) 353-0344.
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