Monday, April 7, 2014
Heisman Winner Winston Struggles During Busy Week
Florida State’s Jameis Winston completed his busiest seven-day stretch of the spring last week, playing four baseball games and participating in four football practices. The Heisman winner didn’t have his best days on the diamond, but coach Jimbo Fisher said he made strides on the football field.
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Strange Backs Scott to Respond to Adversity
Curtis Strange was shocked by Adam Scott’s meltdown at last month’s Arnold Palmer Invitational but the double U.S. Open champion believes the Australian will bounce back at this week’s Masters.
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Rains Washes Out 1st Day at Masters
The first day of the Masters didn’t last very long.
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Mourning, Richardson, Williams Make Hall of Fame
Alonzo Mourning and NCAA championship-winning coaches Nolan Richardson and Gary Williams have been voted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
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Police: Wolves F Cunningham Sent Threatening Texts
Police say Minnesota Timberwolves forward Dante Cunningham sent threatening messages to a woman he was living with that “rose to a terroristic level.”
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McDowell Says Fearless Rookies Will Be a Masters Threat
Former U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell believes a rookie could burst from the pack and win this week’s Masters for the first time since Fuzzy Zoeller’s shock victory on his Augusta debut in 1979.
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