Clarett's attorney meets with NFL executives in Washington
Maurice Clarett's attorney Alan Mulstein and his mother met NFL executives in Washington for about an hour to discuss the 2004 draft eligibility. NFL spokesman Greg Aiello called the meeting a productive exchange of views and said Clarett did not attend. The discussion followed statements by Commissioner Paul Tagliabue that Clarett and his adviser sought a rule change to permit a 2004 draft entry.
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Power surges and slumps in MLB power era with Bonds and Sosa
Power with Philadelphia's Jim Thome. There was a time when 60 was easy for big sluggers. The league averages 2.14 homers per game this year, up from 2.09 last season but below the 1999 2000 2001 peaks. Dusty Baker notes cycles while Costas ponders drug-test impacts. Bonds battles personal loss and steroid denial as he hits 124 games with 1 homer per 8.5 at bats. Sosa has 132 games.
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Baseball's big hoppers hit the wall this season
The piece notes a possible first full season since 1993 with many top sluggers missing 50 homers due to injuries suspensions and steroid testing. It cites Barry Bonds Sammy Sosa Jose Canseco Ken Caminiti and Randy Johnson era context and discusses MLBs probe and opinions from players and officials.
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Indians rookie Lee proves steady after late call up
Cleveland right hander has shown four pitch mix and strong competitiveness since late season call up from Class AAA Buffalo. He went 3-2 with a 3.10 ERA in eight starts for the Indians, credits game plan and adjustments, and plans to compete for a rotation spot in spring training despite a scheduled hernia operation.
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Ohio State Bounces Back With Strong Defense and Run Game
Ohio State shows good signs as the running attack improves while the defense remains stingy, allowing under a yard per carry. A.J. Hawk shines, Krenzel sidelined by a elbow issue, McMullen to start, and special teams anchored by Nugent and Sande as Tressel seeks consistency.
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Simon Fraser
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Maurice Clarett
Craig Krenzel
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Bowling Green
Scott McMullen
Gregg Brandon
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