San Antonio Beats Portland In Close NBA Standings Thriller
San Antonio edges Portland 103 117 in a tight game with key plays by Ebert Cum mings and Pressey. Portland's Drexler and Porter lead scorers as San Antonio holds a slim margin. defensive miscues and late fouls shape the final tally.
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OSU Rout Bethune-Cookman in Blowout Win
Ohio State defeats Bethune-Cookman 111-72 as Jim Jackson scores 19 points with six Buckeyes in double figures. Jackson cautions that large leads test mental focus, while Randy Ayers notes November December schedule builds for Big Ten play. Other games included Cleveland State 99 Wright State 92 and UCLA 80 Alaska Anchorage 67 in Shootout semifinals. Syracuse beats Indiana 77-74 to win Main Invitational with MVP Bully Owens scoring 28.
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Various sports and coaching moves in local and national news
Curtis Strange won the Skins Game in a four hole playoff over Nick Faldo after challenging fields in golf events. Jack Nicklaus earned 70,000, Greg Norman 90,000, while Curt Strange claimed 220,000 overall. In high school football, Southern Mississippi coach Curley Hallman is set to replace Mike Archer at LSU. Georgia Tech rose in rankings as Greg Battle sealed a Winnipeg interception for a TD. Portland Trail Blazers posted an 11th straight win, and Bill Vukovich III died after a Bakersfield speedway crash. Wayne Hillman and Jan Goossens were noted for deaths in Cleveland and Kansas City. Kansas City also beat the Cleveland Crunch 5-2 as Goossens contributed.
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Marino tops 30k as Dolphins down Browns in Cleveland
Dan Marino sliced the Browns for two first-quarter TD passes and later joined the NFL's 30,000-yard club, reaching 30,099 yards in 113 games as Miami beat Cleveland 30-13. Don Shula praised Marino's leadership while noting the defense struggled to slow the Dolphins' aerial attack.
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Kosar Questioned Work Ethic After Interception Play
In a Sunday Browns interview Kosar questioned teammates' work ethic and dedication before leaving without answers. A second quarter error haunted the game as Webster Slaughter and Lous Olver collided with a pass that was picked off at the Dolphins 25 after Slaughter failed to look for the ball. Kosar completed 17 of 37 passes for 191 yards with two interceptions.
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Browns fall to Dolphins in second straight loss
Browns coach Shofner faced stunned reporters after a 30-6 defeat as Miami built a 27-0 halftime lead. Dan Marino threw two first half TD passes, Sammie Smith added a rushing score, and Miami capitalized on a Kosar interception for a 27-0 edge. Shula praised the first half as nearly perfect while Shofner promised a second-half surge that never materialized.
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OSUAD Cooper to discuss contract extension
Ohio State President Gordon Gee will defer to athletic director Jim Jones on John Cooper's contract after the 16 13 loss to Michigan ended any Rose Bowl bid. Jones will meet with Cooper as they evaluate the deal yearly while Cooper has two years left on a five year pact near 300 000 annually.
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