Knight’s Indiana exit sparks coaching comeback chatter
Bob Knight’s 29 year tenure at Indiana University ended with firing for code violations. Friends predict a quick coaching return, aiming to break Dean Smith’s 879 career wins, with 763 Knight victories needing 117 to pass. Interim IU leadership to name a short-term coach as a permanent successor search unfolds.
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Knight Fired After Decades With Indiana Hoosiers
Indiana University president Myles Brand announced that Bob Knight was fired after 29 seasons as head coach following a zero tolerance policy on his conduct. The action followed multiple on court and off court incidents involving Knight and students and staff.
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Knight’s firing marks the end of a feared Indiana era
Jim Litke assesses Bob Knight’s departure from Indiana after a videotaped throat grab and years of confrontations. Myles Brand faced a hard decision on May 15, while Knight resisted, taunting administration and staff until resigning. The piece notes Knight’s national titles and coaching impact, balanced by alleged abuse and a tarnished legacy.
Canadian win closes Tiger's fantastic run
Tiger Woods captured the Canadian Open by one stroke over Grant Waite at Glen Abbey Oakville Ontario finishing 266 for the lowest 72 hole score in the 22 year history of the event. It marked his fifth win in seven summer tournaments and his third straight victory this year tying a record pace.
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Golf Roundup Highlighting Tiger Woods Canadian Open Win
Tiger Woods grips a par at the ninth as he pursues victory in the Canadian Open. Gil Morgan, the defending Comfort Classic champion in Indianapolis, wins after rain and lightning cancel the seniors last round, finishing 13 under to earn 187,500 and beat Jim Ahern by one stroke. Eduardo Romero dominates the European Masters in Switzerland, winning by ten shots.
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Ohio State Tops Arizona 27 17 in Buckeyes Comeback
No 18 Ohio State defeats Arizona 27 to 17 after trailing 17-10 at halftime. Bellisari passes for 240 yards with two TDs and a late surge as OSU dominates with defense, forcing 12 punts and eight sacks on Jenkin. Cooper adjusts at halftime to spark a pair of 40 yard completions and a second half scoring run.
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Browns Defeat Bengals Behind Strong Defense and Ground Game
The Browns rallied to beat Cincinnati 24-7 after a late third quarter interception by rookie Lewis Sanders and a 5 yard Tim Couch pass to Marc Edwards. Keith McKenzie earned three sacks, giving Cleveland seven on the day as Corey Dillon was held to 41 yards. Travis Prentice added a 16 yard rushing TD in his NFL debut as Cleveland opened the season with momentum.
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Couch Dominates Bengals In Pro Bowl Style Clash
Quarterback Couch threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns on 19 of 31, guiding Cleveland to a decisive win over Cincinnati. His highly efficient performance silenced critics as he connected with 10 receivers, while rival Carson Smith struggled, finishing 15 of 43 with one TD and two interceptions.
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