D6 SPORTS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2002 DECATUR, ILLINOIS SCOREBOARD ON TV TODAY I College Men's basketball Illinois at Seton Hall, noon Illinois State vs. Southern Illinois, 2:05 p.m. Eastern Illinois vs. Tennessee Martin, 7:10 p.m. Millikin at North Park, 7:30 p.m.
Women's basketball Millikin vs. North Central, 2:30 p.m. 74 71 145 72-73145 72 73145 70- 75145 71- 74145 74-71145 71- 74145 74 71145 74- 71145 72- 73145 72- 74146 74 72146 73- 73146 68 78 146 76- 70146 74 73147 73 74147 72 75 147 72- 75147 73- 74147 75- 72-147 74- 73147 73- 74147 75 73148 71-77148 74- 74148 75- 73148 71-77148 75 74149 73- 76149 74- 75149 74- 75149 79 70149 71-78149 78-72150 77- 73150 75- 78153 76- 77-153 81-80-161 Rich Beem Brandel Chamblee Carl Paulson Jerry Smith Corey Pavin Joe Durant David Berganio, Jr. Ian Leggatt Chad Campbell Jess Daley Deane Pappas Robin Freeman Miguel A. Jimenez Luke Donald Jeff Gove Scott Dunlap Fulton Allem Michael Long Tim Petrovic Bo Van Pelt Brett Wetterich Heath Slocum Richard Zokol Jonathan Byrd Steve Shriver J.L.
Lewis Jason Hill Brad Bell Tom Scherrer Paul Gow Tim Herron Notah Begay III Garrett Willis Spike McRoy Bernhard Langer Steve Sear Brad Elder Eddy Lee Brett Massingham rwwwwir 1 Millikin men vs. North Park WHEN: Today, 7:30 p.m. WHERE: North Park Gym, Chicago RECORDS: Millikin is 8-14, 3-8 in CCIW; North Park is 10-11, 5-5 TREND: North Park beat Millikin 91-87 two weeks ago and has won four of the last five games against the Big Blue. OF NOTE: North Park shot 63 percent in the second half of the teams' first meeting to overtake the Big Blue and had five players in double-digit scoring. With Maurice Vaughn (15.3 ppg) off the team, North Park is now led by Jason Collins' 12.5 ppg.
After tonight, Millikin finishes with road games at Elmhurst and Illinois Wesleyan. It needs at least one win to avoid its worst record since it was 8-1 7 in the 1 995-96 season. Millikin would like some consistency with its offense, having averaged 92 points in a pair of early February games only to net just 61 in its loss to Carthage on Wednesday. Illinois State vs. Southern Illinois WHEN: Today, 2:05 p.m.
WHERE: Redbird Arena, Normal RADIO: Redbird Radio Network, including WJBC (1230 AM, Bloomington) RECORDS: Illinois State is 13-12, 9-5 in the Missouri Valley. Southern Illinois is 21-5, 11-3 TREND: Illinois State swept the series a year ago, but the Salukis have already posted a 79-58 victory this year as ISU was forced into 24 turnovers. OF NOTE: Illinois State has won three straight and seven of its last eight. Gregg Alexander is now averaging 9.9 points and leads the team in 3-pointers (47) and in steals (34). Southern Illinois is coming off a 78-71 toss to Southwest Missouri State in a game in which SIU led by 10 in the second half.
SIU leads the Missouri Valley in scoring with 75.9 points per game but actually is getting it done with defense as only two teams have shot at least 45 percent against the Salukis. Eastern Illinois vs. Tennessee-Martin WHEN: Today, 7:10 p.m. WHERE: Lantz Arena, Charleston RADIO: WHQQ (98.9 FM) RECORDS: Eastern Illinois is 14-12, 6-6 in Ohio Valley; Tennessee-Martin is 13-12, 5-8 TREND: Tennessee-Martin won the first meeting, 81-79 in overtime, to take a 7-6 lead in the series. OF NOTE: Eastern is coming off a 77-76 toss to Murray State, which stopped a 23-game home win streak.
It also continued Eastern's skid, which has seen the Panthers lose four of their last five. Yet Eastern finishes with three of its four games against teams below it in the standings, so there is a chance to move into second place in the regular-season standings. At least two wins would assure Eastern of its third straight winning season. Tennessee-Martin has lost seven of its last eight and is coming off a 78-51 loss to last-place Southeast Missouri State. Millikin women vs.
North Central WHEN: Today, 2 p.m. WHERE: Griswold Center RECORDS: Millikin is 16-6, 9-2 in CCIW; North Central is 8-15, 5-7 TREND: Millikin needed all of Kristin Kwasny's 28 points to hold off North Central 60-57 in the first meeting this season. OF NOTE: Millikin kept itself in title contention with its victory at Wheaton on Tuesday. With three games left, the Big Blue are a half game behind Wheaton. The return of the offense was a key in the Tuesday win as Millikin shot 48.9 percent after not hitting 43 percent in any of its previous six games.
Kwasny leads the team, averaging 18.9 points. Maria Sanchez is at 11.4 ppg. A Thursday home game with Illinois Wesleyan is next. North Central started its season 2-10 before coming around late. North Central lost to Wheaton 49-39 last Saturday.
i mum i COLLEGE BASKETBALL Youngstown State at Butler. (Live) 11 a.m. (FSMW) Georgia Tech at St Louis. (Live) noon (WAND) (WHOI) Illinois at Seton Hall. (Live) noon (WCIA) (KMOV) (WTHI) (WKIBD) Austin Peay State at Tennessee Tech.
(Live) 1 p.m. (ESPN) Missouri at Texas (Live) 1 p.m. (FSC) (FSMW) Southern Illinois at Illinois State. (Live) 2 p.m. (WMBD) Wisconsin at Minnesota.
(Live) 2 p.m. (WCIA) Louisville at Marquette. (Live) 2:30 p.m. (WAND) (WHOI) Loyola at Illinois-Chicago. (Live) 3 p.m.
(FSC) Northwestern at Penn State. (Live) (CC) 3 p.m. (ESPN2) Ohio at Marshall. (Live) 3 p.m. (ESPN) Wichita State at Southwest Missouri State.
(Live) 3 p.m. (FSMW) Ohio State at Iowa. (Same-day Tape) 3:30 p.m. (WCIA) Texas at Baylor. (Live) (CC) 5 p.m.
(ESPN2) Michigan State at Purdue. (Live) (CC) 6 p.m. (ESPN) California at Washington. (Live) 7 p.m. (FSMW) St.
Joseph's at Xavier. (Live) (CC) 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Notre Dame at Rutgers. (Live) 7 p.m. (FSC) Pittsburgh at West Virginia.
(Live) (CC) 8 p.m. (ESPN) Pepperdine at Gonzaga. (Live) 9 p.m. (ESPN2) NBA Cleveland Cavaliers at Chicago Bulls. (Live) 7:30 p.m.
(WGN) AUTO RACING IROC From Daytona International Speedway in Daytona, Fla. (Taped) 11 a.m. (ESPN) NASCAR Grand National Daytona 300. From Daytona Beach, Fla. (Live) (CC) noon (TNT) BOXING Robert Davis vs.
Michael Moorer. Robert Davis vs. Michael Moorer in a bout between former heavyweight titleholders; WBC junior welterweight youth champ Francisco Bojado vs. Juan Carlos Rubio; Jeff Lacy vs. Glenn Thomas in a middleweight fight.
(Live) (iTV) 9 p.m. (SHO) GOLF Verizon Classic Second Round. From Lutz, Fla. 1 p.m. (CNBC) Nissan Open Third Round.
From the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. (Live) 2 p.m. (KMOV) (WTHI) 4 p.m. (WMBD) OLYMPICS Olympic Winter Games Scheduled: biathlon, men's 12.5km pursuit, women's 10km pursuit; women's curling: Russia vs. USA; women's hockey: Finland vs.
USA; speedskating, men's 1 From Salt Lake City. (Live) noon (WTWO) (KSDK) (WICS) (WEEK) Olympic Winter Games Scheduled: men's curling, USA vs. Denmark; women's curling, USA vs. Germany; men's hockey, Finland vs. qualifier; women's hockey, Canada vs.
Sweden. From Salt Lake City. (Live) (iTV) 5:30 p.m. (CNBC) Olympic Winter Games Scheduled: alpine skiing, men's super-g; freestyle skiing, men's and women's aerials; short-track speed-skating finals, men's 1 and women's 500m. From Salt Lake City.
(Live) (iTV) (CC) 7 p.m. (WTWO) (KSDK) (WICS) (WEEK) Olympic Winter Games Scheduled: hockey: Russia vs. USA. From Salt Lake City. (Live) (CC) 10:30 p.m.
(WTWO) (KSDK) (WICS) (WEEK) Olympic Winter Games Scheduled: men's curling, USA vs. Denmark; women's curling, USA vs. Germany; men's hockey, Finland vs. qualifier; women's hockey, Canada vs. Sweden.
From Salt Lake City. (Same-day Tape) midnight (MSN) CCIW Championships Day one results through event 10 Men Team rankings 1. Wheaton 217; 2. Carthage 114; 3. Illinois Wesleyan 87; 4.
Augustana 85; 5. Millikin 75; 6. North Central 55. Top 3 Individuals and Millikin results 50 yard freestyle 1. Matt Simco*ck (AUG) 21.56; 2.
Paul Gyorft (WHE) 21.74; 3. John Glass (WHE) 21.76; 4. Dan Lloyd (MIL) 22.20. 500 yard freestyle 1. Dan Lloyd (MIL) 2.
Jason Ozbolt (IWU) 3. Pete Johnson (WHE) 4:47.11. 400 yard medley relay 1. Wheaton 2. Augustana "A' 3:37.21 3.
Carthage "A 5. Millikin 'A" 3:54.10. 200 yard IM 1. Chris Kamienski (WHE) 2. Jon Taylor (WHE) 3.
T.J. Danhelka (WHE) 5. Tom Sur (MIL) 2:01.29. 200 yard freestyle relay 1. Wheaton 'A" 2.
Carthage 'A" 3. Augustana 6. Millikin 1:37.91. Women Team rankings 1. Wheaton 183; 2.
North Central 147; 3. Illinois Wesleyan 145; 4. Carthage 83; 5. Augustana 48; 6. Millikin 41.
Top 3 individuals and Millikin results 50 yard freestyle 1. Maureen Szweda (NC) 24.17; 2. Molly Foote (NC) 24.81; 3. Molly Hornbaker (IWU) 25.11. 500 yard freestyle 1.
Kathy Carroll (IWU) 2. Megan Sander (NC) 3. Jonna Koenitzer (CAR) 5:16.33. 200 yard IM 1. Erin Bicek (IWU) 2.
Grace Johnson (WHE) 3. Lauren Smith (WHE) 10. Sarah Mastalski (MIL) 2:23.97. 400 yard medley relay 1. Wheaton 2.
Illinois Wesleyan 3. North Central A 6. Millikin 4:32.26. 200 yard freestyle relay 1. North Central 2.
Illinois Wesleyan 'A" 3. Wheaton "A 5. Millikin 'A" 1:49.67 AP Top 25 Fared Friday 1. Duke (23-1) did not play. Next: at No.
3 Maryland, Sunday. 2. Kansas (22-2) did not play. Next: vs. Baylor, today.
3. Maryland (20 3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 1 Duke, Sunday.
4. Oklahoma (19 4) did not play. Next: vs. Kansas State, today. 5.
Cincinnati (24-2) beat Southern Mississippi 89-37. Next: at DePaul, Tuesday. 6. Florida (19-4) did not play. Next: at Mississippi, today.
7. Alabama (21-4) did not play. Next: vs. Tennessee, today. 8.
Gonzaga (23-3) did not play. Next: vs. Pepperdine, today. 9. Arizona (17-7) did not play.
Next: at No. 25 Southern California, today. 10. Kentucky (17-6) did not play. Next: at No.
21 Georgia, today. 11. Marquette (21-3) did not play. Next: vs. Louisville, today.
12. Stanford (16-4) did not play. Next: at Washington State, today. 13. Miami (21-4) did not play.
Next: at Rutgers, Sunday. 14. Pittsburgh (21-4) did not play. Next: at West Virginia, today. 15.
Virginia (16-6) did not play. Next: at No. 19 Wake Forest, Sunday. 16. Oklahoma State (19-6) did not play.
Next: at Texas today. 17. Oregon (17-7) did not play. Next: vs. Oregon State, today.
18. Illinois (18-7) did not play. Next: at Seton Hall, today. 19. Wake Forest (17-8) did not play.
Next: vs. No. 15 Virginia, Sunday. 20. UCLA (17-7) did not play.
Next: vs. Arizona State, today. 21. Georgia (18-7) did not play. Next: vs.
No. 10 Kentucky, today. 22. Indiana (16-8) did not play. Next: at Michigan, Sunday.
23. Ohio State (17 5) did not play. Next: at Iowa, today. 24. North Carolina State (18-7) did not play.
Next: vs. Clemson, today. 25. Southern California (17-6) did not play. Next: at No.
12 Stanford, Thursday. College Scores EAST Brown 52, Columbia 41 Cent. Connecticut St. 83, Wagner 69 Hartford 80, Stony Brook 73, OT Penn 78, Harvard 51 Princeton 79, Dartmouth 68 Rider 64, Manhattan 62 UMBC 111, Long Island U. 108, OT Yale 80, Cornell 65 MIDWEST 78, Minn.
-Morris 55 55, Winona St. 53 Peru St. 73, Coll. of the Ozarks 60 Rochester 76, Case Reserve 43 Women's Top 25 Fared Friday 1. Connecticut (27-0) did not play.
Next: vs. Providence, Wednesday, Feb. 20. 2. Stanford (25-1) did not play.
Next: vs. Washington State, today. 3. Tennessee (21-3) did not play. Next: vs.
No. 6 Vanderbilt, today. 4. Oklahoma (21-2) did not play. Next: vs.
Nebraska, today. 5. Duke (21-3) did not play. Next: vs. North Carolina State, Monday, Feb.
18. 6. Vanderbilt (22-5) did not play. Next: at No. 3 Tennessee, today.
7. Purdue (20-4) did not play. Next: at Michigan, Sunday. 8. Louisiana Tech (19-3) did not play.
Next: vs. Southern Methodist, today. 9. South Carolina (21-3) did not play. Next: at LSU, Sunday.
10. Iowa State (19-5) did not play. Next: at Oklahoma State, Sunday. 11. Baylor (20-4) did not play.
Next: vs. No. 18 Texas, today. 12. Kansas State (21-5) did not play.
Next: at Kansas, Sunday. 13. Colorado (19-7) did not play. Next: at No. 11 Baylor, Wednesday, Feb.
20. 14. Florida (17-7) did not play. Next: at No. 24 Georgia, Sunday.
15. Minnesota (20-4) did not play. Next: at Indiana, Sunday. 16. Texas Tech (14-9) did not play.
Next: vs. No. 25 Wisconsin, Sunday. 17. Colorado State (19-5) did not play.
Next: at San Diego State, today. 18. Texas (16-7) did not play. Next: at No. 11 Baylor, today.
19. Old Dominion (18-5) beat North Carolina-Wilmington 72-40. Next: vs. James Madison, Sunday. 20.
North Carolina (20-6) did not play. Next: at Georgia Tech, Sunday. 21. Boston College (18-5) did not play. Next: vs.
Pittsburgh, today. 22. Virginia Tech (16-7) did not play. Next: vs. Seton Hall, Sunday.
23. Notre Dame (16 7) did not play. Next: at Rutgers, 24. Georgia (15-8) did not play. Next: vs.
No. 14 Florida, Sunday. 25. Wisconsin (17-7) did not play. Next: at No.
16 Texas Tech, Sunday. WRESTL Continued from D1 SPORTS LINES 'It's a little bit worse to watch when the season is on the line. There's not much you can Nick Adams, Mount Zion wrestler BY ROXY ROXBOROUGH, Universal Press Syndicate CIRCULAR REPORT: On the NBA board, the Rockets Magic circle is for Houston guard Steve Francis (questionable). AAlidtown Individual Scratch League At Schaefer's Bowl 1. Ken Koshinski tied for first place by winning 5 points from Sandy Schaefer on a 742 series.
Steve Bentley tied for first place by winning 5 points from Alan Whit-mer on a 765 series. 3. Mike Zientina finished in third place by winning 5 points from Michael R. Brown on a 750 series. 4.
Ernie Jones finished in fourth place by winning 4 points from Jamie Pence on a 790 series. 5. Skip Perryman finished in fifth place by winning 4 points from Donnie Pratt on a 800 series. 6. Bill Zientara tied for sixth place by winning 5 points from Carol Luna on a 784 series.
Chad Van Dolan tied for sixth place by winning 1 point from Rodger Gilbert (subbing for Chuck Danner) on a 765 series. Skip Perryman had the men's high game 249. Rodger Gilbert 243. Chad Van Dolan 235. Rodger Gilbert had the men's high series 889.
Skip Perryman 800. Ernie Jones 790. Most of the area's other 25 qualifiers, though, have been eliminated, including all four in Class AA competition. A few are still alive in wrestle-backs that will continue this morning. Poulos suffered the day's worst loss.
He was tied 9-9 with Aaron Glenn of Bolingbrook late in a 215-pound preliminary-round match when the injury occurred. "The kid took a shot and Jeff turned to miss it," said Mount Zion coach Brett Porter. "His foot got caught in the mat and you could tell he was hurt right away." Mount Zion freshman Brandon Zer-fowski (103) and Mattoon junior Cody Overton (119) were ousted after one match because their victors lost in the next round. Nick Adams, Mount Zion's 189-pound sectional champion, met the same fate after Justin Curran of Chicago Mount Carmel, who defeated Adams, lost his quarterfinal match. Adams moved to a third row seat to watch the fateful match.
"It's a little bit worse to watch when the season is on the line," Adams said. "There's not much you can do." There were several hard-luck losses in Class A quarterfinals. Hillsboro junior Adam Beeler (125) lost 3-2 following a two-point takedown with four seconds left. The score was tied 1-1 until the Princeton's Ryne Bird made his move. XAVIER 7 St.
Joseph's MIDTENNST 5 Denver California 6.5 WASHINGTON DAYTON 19.5 Rhode Island KENTUCKY 16 North Texas Va Comm 6.5 TOWSON ST TULANE 3 Ala -Birm UTAH 12 Air Force NEW ORLEANS 7 Alabama TCU 1.5 Florida UL-LAFAYETTE 3.5 Ark-L Rock DRAKE 4 Bradley Indiana St 1.5 EVANSVILLE TULSA 8 La Tech Pittsburgh 7.5 VIRGINIA COLORADO ST 1 San Diego St NEW MEXICO ST 6 Arkansas St UTAH ST 15 Cal-Riverside SW MISSOURI 7.5 No Iowa OREGON 15 Oregon St GONZAGA 9 Pepperdine CAL BARB 8.5 Cal-Poly SLO FRESNO ST 10 Boise St PACIFIC 1.5 Cal-lrvine PORTLAND 2.5 Loyola-M'mount SAN DIEGO 6.5 San Francisco CS-N'RIDGE 5.5 Beach St IDAHO 5.5 Fullerton St NEV RENO 6 Tex El Paso HAWAII 17 San Jose St SIENA 7 Fairfield CHARLESTON 6.5 Tenn-Chatt GA SOUTHERN 5.5 Citadel TENN TECH 12 Austin Peay ST. PETER'S 7 Loyola-Md TENN ST 13 Carolina DAVIDSON 10 App'chianSt FURMAN 7.5 Wofford NC-GREENSBORO 13.5 Vmi Niagara 1 CANISIUS Morehead St 3.5 KENTUCKY ILLINOIS 6 Tenn Martin Murray St 5 SE MISSOURI NO ARIZONA 12 CS Sacramento Montana St NL IDAHO ST Washington 1 PORTLAND ST Similarly, Vandalia junior Ryan Clay (171) got burned by wrestling's version of the prevent defense and lost 4-3 in the final seconds. "There was about 20 seconds left (with Clay leading 3-2) and I had to ride him out," Clay said. "I thought I could hold out if I threw my legs in there to ride it out, but he got me down." Brandon Nice of Cumberland (103) dropped a 5-4 decision, Chad Higgins of Robinson (145) lost 1-0 and Argenta-Oreana senior Richard Cox (160) drew defending state champion Mark Men-doza of Piano in a quarterfinal. Cox went on to lose 11-3.
Monticello's Jon Howard lost 7-0 to Kankakee McNamara's Ben Murray after trailing 1-0 going into the final period. Murray was simply too strong when he had top position. Even so, the tournament was a treat for Howard. "It's awesome being here," he said. "This is where I wanted to be since I was a kid." James S.
Tyree can be reached at jnree or 421-7970. NBA Favorite Points Underdog Cavaliers 4.5 BULLS ROCKETS Magic SONICS 5 Celtics Mavericks 4 CLIPPERS COLLEGE BASKETBALL Favorite Points Underdog CONNECTICUT 6.5 Boston Coll Georgetown 1 VILLANOVA BUTLER 25.5 Youngstown St NC-CHARLOTTE 14.5 DePaul IOWA 1.5 Ohio St Illinois 4.5 SETON HALL Kentucky 3.5 GEORGIA ST. LOUIS 3 Ga Tech TEMPLE 10 Massachusetts OKLAHOMA 18.5 Kansas St IOWA ST 8 Nebraska CLEVELAND ST 1 Detroit GEORGE MASON 6 Drexel MEMPHIS 14 Houston MINNESOTA 7 Wisconsin Florida 5 MISSISSIPPI BYU 7 New Mexico MISS ST 7.5 Auburn NO ILLINOIS PK Michigan ARKANSAS 7.5 Lsu So Illinois 2 ILLINOIS ST MARQUETTE 9.5 Louisville UCLA 7.5 Arizona St DUQUESNE 1.5 George Wash KANSAS 21 Baylor ST. JOHN'S 10.5 Va Tech NC STATE 11 Clemson ILLINOIS-CHI 4.5 Loyola Chi Texas Tech PK COLORADO MARSHALL 3.5 Ohio N'western 1 PENN ST VANDERBILT PK Carolina SANTA CLARA 7 St. Mary's-Ca USC 4 Arizona Stanford 13 WASH ST Oklahoma St 8 TEXAS LASALLE PK Richmond Smu 3 RICE WYOMING 10 Unlv Michigan St PK PURDUE KENT 11 Miami-Ohio WM 8.
MARY 5.5 Hofstra PENN NL Dartmouth CORNELL NL Brown ST. BONA 14 Fordham Akron 4 MICHIGAN BALL ST 13 Toledo BUFFALO 2.5 Michigan ALABAMA 9 Tennessee PRINCETON NL Harvard COLUMBIA NL Yale Nc-Wilm 2.5 DELAWARE OLD DOMINION 3.5 James Madison 183.790. 18. (25) Bobby Hamilton Ford, 183.745. 19.
(18) Mike McLaughlin, Pontiac, 183.610. 20. (10) Scott Riggs, Ford, 183.460. 21. (27) Jamie McMurray, Pontiac, 183.408.
denotes a circle game. A game is circled for a variety of reasons, with the prime factor being an injury. When the overunder total is circled, it is for inclement weather. When a game is inside a circle, there is limited action. Note: Open is the opening line, current is the up to date line, and OU is the overunder point total for each game.
22. (1) Jimmy Spencer, Pontiac, 183.400. 23. (60) Greg Biffle, Ford, 183.303. 24.
(26) Lyndon Amick, Pontiac, 183.210. 25. (38) Christian Elder, Ford, 183.031. 26. (33) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, 182.752.
27. (12) Kerry Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 182.545. 28. (48) Kenny Wallace, Chevrolet, 182.400. 29.
(23) Scott Wimmer, Pontiac, 182.312. 30. (19) Tim Sauter, Chevrolet, 182.271. 31. (92) Andy Houston, Chevrolet, 182.160.
32. (95) Steadman Marlin, Ford, 182.072. 33. (54) Kelly Denton, Chevrolet, 182.046. 34.
(86) Jeff Fultz, Chevrolet, 181.910. 35. (71) Kevin Lepage, Ford, 181.554. 36. (14) Larry Foyt, Chevrolet, 181.455.
37. (66) Casey Mears, Dodge, provisional. 38. (46) Ashton Lewis Chevrolet, provisional. 39.
(63) Shane Hall, Chevrolet, provisional. 40. (77) Andy Kirby, Ford, provisional. 41. (49) Kirk Shelmerdine, Ford, provisional.
42. (16) Chad Chaffin, Pontiac, provisional. 43. (94) Jeff Spraker, Chevrolet, provisional. Failed to Qualify 44.
(32) Dan PardusEnLeader45. (4) Mike Wallace, Pontiac, 181.240. 46. (67) C.W. Smith, Pontiac, 179.820.
47. (44) Mike Harmon, Chevrolet, 177.378. 48. (22) David Boggs, Chevrolet, 173.360. 69 69138 68-71139 71-68139 71-68139 70- 69139 71- 68139 67- 72139 69 70139 68- 71139 70 69139 69 70-139 70 69139 66-73139 71- 68139 73 66139 70 69139 69- 71140 72- 68140 71-69-140 68 72 140 68- 72140 70- 70140 71 69 140 71- 69140 73- 67-140 69- 71140 69 71140 73 67140 69 71140 71- 69140 72- 68140 71 69 140 69-72141 73- 68141 69- 72141 71-70141 70- 71141 70- 71141 71 70 141 69- 72141 71- 70141 71- 70141 74 67141 70- 71141 69 73 142 72 70 142 72- 70142 71- 71142 71-71142 69 73142 71-71142 75-67142 71-71142 70- 72-142 7369142 71- 71142 71-71142 70-72142 Bob Estes David Sutherland Scott Simpson Matt Kuchar John Daly Jim Carter Esteban Toledo Russ Cochran Charles Howell III Jeff Sluman Loren Roberts Tom Lehman Billy Andrade Mark Brooks Robert Allenby Olin Browne Edward Fryatt Pat Bates Pat Perez Michael Clark II Scott Hoch Mark Calcavecchia Bob May John Senden Andrew Magee Steve Flesch Dennis Paulson Sergio Garcia Cameron Beckman John Cook Fred Couples John Rollins Glen Hnatiuk Michael Muehr Carlos Franco Tom Pernice, Jr.
Stewart Cink Jim Furyk Kenneth Staton Hidemichi Tanaka Viiay Singh Paul McGinley J. P. Hayes Neal Lancaster Greg Chalmers Bob Burns Kaname Yokoo Stephen Ames Bradley Hughes K.J. Choi Peter Lonard Matt Peterson Jay Haas Kenny Perry Kirk Triplett Craig Perks Briny Baird Ben Crane BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX-Agreed to terms with SS Gary DiSarcina on a minor league contract. TEXAS RANGE RS-Agreed to terms with INF-OF Frank Catalanotto on a one-year contract.
National League LOS ANGELES DODGE RS-Agreed to terms with Shigeki Sano on a minor league contract. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association ATLANTA HAWKS-Activated Alan Henderson from the injured list. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS-Activated Trajan Langdon from the injured list. Placed Bimbo Coles on the injured list. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-Activated Dean Oliver from the injured list.
Placed Cedric Henderson on the injured list. FOOTBALL National Football League JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS-Named John Hufnagel quarterbacks coach. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Rehired Joe Pascale to work on special projects. Named Bill Arnsparger associate head coach for defense. Arena Football CAROLINA COBRAS-Waived WR-DB Marlon Estes.
GRAND RAPIDS RAMPAGE-Re-Signed OS Deon Mitchell. LOS ANGELES AVENGERS-Re-signed Brian Reaves. ORLANDO PREDATORS-Waived QB Drew Miller. SAN JOSE SABERCATS-Re-signed OL-DL Mike Ulufale. TAMPA BAY STORM-Placed OL-DL Jon Michals on the exemption list.
TORONTO PHANTOMS-Re-signed WR-LB Kerry Brown. HOCKEY National Hockey League DALLAS STARS-Announced Dave Manson has cleared waivers and assigned him to Utah of the AHL. HORSE RACING GULFSTREAM PARK-Suspended jockey Eibar Coa for up to 20 days for careless riding in a race on Jan. 26. LACROSSE National Lacrosse League NLL-Suspended Ottawa Rob Des-ormeaux and Andrew Guindon for one game each for their actions in a game against Calgary on Feb.
9. Fined New Jersey Jamie Hanford and Vancouver Chris Prat undisclosed amounts for their actions in a game on Feb. 8. NEW JERSEY STORM-Activated Dallas Squire from injured reserve. Released Kevin Dance.
OLYMPICS USA BASEBALL-Named Terry Alexander and Sunny Golloway assistant coaches of the 2002 national team. SOCCER National Professional League Soccer HARRISBURG HEAT-Claimed Byron Mitchell off waivers from Cleveland. Waived Juan Diego. COLLEGE CLEMSON-Named Erik Bakich volunteer assistant baseball coach. COLORADO-Name Dave Borbely assistant football coach.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC-Named John Van-devere tight ends coach and John Bock offensive line coach. GETTYSBURG-Announced the retirement of Chuck Winters, director of athletics, effective May 31. JACKSON STATE-Named Greg Johnson defensive coordinator. RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE-Named Marc Meyers athletic media relations intern. WESTERN CAROLINA-Named Ricky Logo and Kris Reis to the football coaching staff.
Dodge Dealers 250 Friday At Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach, Fla. 1. (10) Robert Pressley, Dodge, 100, $81 ,635. 2. (1) Ted Musgrave, Dodge, 100, $54,700.
3. (4) Brian Rose, Dodge, 100, $39,640. 4. (15) Joe Ruttman, Dodge, 100, $25,800. 5.
(12) Rick Carelli, Chevrolet, 100, $21,700. 6. (20) Terry Cook, Ford, 100, $20,150. 7. (13) David Starr, Chevrolet, 100, $19,150.
8. (6) Carlos Contreras, Dodge, 100, $18,150. 9. (26) Jason Small, Chevrolet, 100, $17,150. 10.
(7) Lance Norick, Chevrolet, 100, $17,450. 11. (5) Jason Leffler, Dodge, 100, $16,050. 12. (2) Ron Hornaday Chevrolet, 99, $15,865.
13. (18) Brendan Gaughan, Dodge, 99, $13,515. 14. (32) Randy MacDonald, Chevrolet, 99, $17,165. 15.
(28) Brian Sockwell, Chevrolet, 99, $13,615. 16. (31) Matt Mullins, Ford, 99, $13,115. 17. (33) Butch Miller, Chevrolet, 99, $15,265.
18. (19) Bill Lester, Dodge, 98, $15,165. 19. (36) Ricky Sanders, Ford, 98, $15,065. 20.
(8) Travis Kvapil, Chevrolet, 98, $15,215. 21. (11) Jon Wood, Ford, 97, $14,865. 22. (25) Lance Hooper, Dodge, 94, crash, $14,765.
23. (24) Matthew Crafton, Chevrolet, 94, crash, $14,640. 24. (22) Rick Crawford, Ford, 94, $14,540. 25.
(30) Donnie Neuenberger, Dodge, 90, crash, $13,910. 26. (35) Randy Briggs, Chevrolet, 86, engine failure, $13,090. 27. (23) Tim Fedewa, Ford, 86, $11,990.
28. (21) Coy Gibbs, Chevrolet, 80, crash, $12,890. 29. (34) Tom Powers, Dodge, 79, $12,790. 30.
(27) Mike Wallace, Chevrolet, 60, overheating, $11,690. 31. (17) Larry Gunselman, Ford, 43, engine failure, $11,640. 32. (16) Steve Portenga, Chevrolet, 40, engine failure, $11,590.
33. (3) Mike Bliss, Chevrolet, 34, engine failure, $11,540. 34. (9) Dennis Setzer, Chevrolet, 34, engine failure, $11,490. 35.
(29) Phil Bonifield, Chevrolet, 33, engine failure, $11,440. 36. (14) Bobby Dorter, Chevrolet, 26, engine failure, $11,340. NASCAR-EASGNC Live Well 300 Lineup After Thursday qualifying; race Saturday At Daytona International Speedway Daytona, Beach, Fla. 1.
(87) Joe Nemechek, Pontiac, 186.254 mph. 2. (6) David Green, Dodge, 185.762. 3. (7) Randy LaJoie, Chevrolet, 185.552.
4. (3) Dale Earnhardt Jr, Chevrolet, 185.525. 5. (88) Jeff Fuller, Chevrolet, 185.510. 6.
(59) Stacy Compton, Chevrolet, 185.037. 7. (2) Johnny Sauter, Chevrolet, 184.900. 8. (36) Hank Parker Dodge, 184.839.
9. (5) Ricky Hendrick, Chevrolet, 184.714. 10. (21) Jeff Green, Chevrolet, 184.551. 11.
(37) Jeff Purvis, Pontiac, 184.283. 12. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 184.177. 13. (47) Shane Hmiel, Pontiac, 183.978.
14. (74) Chad Little, Chevrolet, 183.917. 15. (57) Jason Keller, Ford, 183.850. 16.
(24) Jack Sprague, Chevrolet, 183.839. 17. (99) Michael Waltrip, Chevrolet, over a period of time he just didn't feel like he had the zip and felt heavy-legged. "We've tried different things. We've taken some time off, we've practiced harder.
We gave him a physical, to be honest, just to make sure there are no problems, and there are not. He was just a run-down kid. "But what happens more often than not is, he became fatigued emotionally, which allowed him to become fatigued physically. Your mind can convince your body of a lot of things. Maybe he didn't feel good, but you also add pressure and stress and other things and before you know it the glass is half empty instead of half full." Self suspects Williams was affected by wide-spread criticism of his play, even though he pretended to be unfazed.
"Frank is not going to tell the media or his coach exactly how he is feeling. He is not going to make any alibis. How I coach Frank is between the team and me, and it's not out there for discussion. But I've been pretty tough on Frank. There have been many opportunities for him to make an alibi and not once has he done that.
"There have been times when I have ridden him about not liking to play enough. And then another teammate comes up and tells me, 'Coach, after we play here he goes and plays two hours at the park every night on his "That happened when I first took the job. He'd never tell me that. His thing is, 'You said it (the criticism) so you must feel that way. "When you come under fire it can't help but affect you and hurt you.
Frank would never let you know that. But the reality is, he has spun it into a positive to help motivate him." Williams said he feels refreshed for a sustained end-of-the-season run. "I'm ready now," he said on Thursday. "This is going to be an every-game thing." Mark Tupper can be reached at mtupper herald-reviewvom or 421-7983. hum Continued from D1 Eddie Griffin has moved on to the NBA, long-range shooter Lane, point guard Barrett and forward Toney-El are all back, along with a new head coach, former Syracuse great Louis Orr.
"You can bet they haven't forgotten it," Orr said of last season's Mini comeback. Seton Hall has been an up-and-down team this season, never winning or losing more than three in a row en route to a 12-12 mark. Most recently, the Pirates lost 63-61 to Notre Dame, lost 70-65 at Pittsburgh, won 85-79 at West Virginia and lost 84-77 at home to Georgetown. Seton Hall is a bombs-away 3-point shooting team, although in the loss to Georgetown it was center Charles Manga who led the way with 23 points. Mini coach Bill Self tried to recruit Manga when he was head coach at Tulsa.
Lane who is not bashful about shooting from 25 feet on in has already snapped off 167 3-pointers. And Barrett, the small but lightning quick point guard, has stepped up to lead the team in scoring with an average of 16.3 points. "If we can't keep him in front of us he will give us a lot of problems," Self said. "But if we can, may be size will be something that can help us. "They had their way with us last year for the first 20 minutes.
We couldn't guard them at all." Illinois is coming off a 63-61 victory at Michigan State, the team's third win in a row. Williams played his most energized and animated game in a long while, and Self said his point guard appears to be physically and mentally rejuvenated. "We all go through phases where we don't feel so well and have as much energy," Self said, "Frank has told us I feBB I Failed to qualify Nissan Open Friday At Riviera Country Club Los Angeles, Calif. Yardage Par 71 Second Round Toru Taniguchi 66-67133 Brad Faxon 67-67134 Scott McCarron 69-65134 Jesper Parnevik 65-69134 Len Mattiace 69-65134 Bob Tway 67-68135 David Duval 67 69 136 David Peoples 66-70136 Tommy Armour III 67-69136 J.J. Henry 69-67136 Rory Sabbatini 69-68137 Jose Maria Olazabal 66-71137 Fred Funk 69-68137 Scott Verplank 69 68 137 Lee Westwood 69-68137 Per-Ulrik Johansson 70 68 138 PaulAzinger 69 69138 Rocco Mediate 69-69138 Billy Mayfair 69-69138 Brian Gay 71-67138 Paul Stankowskl 69 69 138 Chris DiMarco 68-70138 Jerry Kelly 72 66138 'v Steve Pate 72 71 143 Skip Kendall 71-72143 Steve Lowery 68-75143 Matt Gogel 70 73 143 Taichi Teshima 71-72143 Brett Quigley 74-69143 Jay Don Blake 71-72143 Duffy Waldorf 72-71143 Steve I i ngton 73 70 1 43 Woody Austin 70-73143 Danny Ellis 72-71143 Brent Geiberger 71 73 144 Stuart Appleby 71-73144 Shigeki Maruyama 72-72144 Kevin Sutherland 73 71 144 David Gossett 71 73 144 Frank Lickliter II 69-75144 Mike Sposa 73 72 145 Darren Clarke 74-71145 Hal Sutton 72-73145.
