NCAA final
Hoosiers try to halt Juan shining moment
IU defensive stopper Dane Fife knows he must find an answer to containing Maryland's top gun.
- Lots of stars, lack of egos carry Huskies
SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma said what makes him the most proud of his 2002 team is not the national championship but the Huskies' ability and willingness to play strictly as a team.
- The edge
NCAA men's basketball tournament final: Maryland vs. Indiana
- Daddy, what's a Hoosier?
No one really knows the origin of Hoosier, perhaps the most well-known state nickname. And it's unlikely anyone ever will discover the truth. But the theories are entertaining, though sometimes implausible. Here are some from a 1992 Indiana Alumni Magazine article:
- Coverdale: Ankle no excuse
ATLANTA -- Indiana junior point guard Tom Coverdale said Sunday that he expects his sore left ankle will feel better tonight.
Gary Shelton
Do Hoosiers have sequel in them?
ATLANTA -- Watch them fly. The highlight tapes are on, and the Maryland Terrapins are putting on a show.
Women's final
Perfect ending
UCONN 82, OKLAHOMA 70: The Huskies win the national title with a 39-0 record, stating their case for best women's team in college basketball history.
Golf
Sorenstam squeezes out second Nabisco victory
She triumphs on the 18th, edging Liselotte Neumann by a stroke.
Chrysler new title sponsor of Classic
The Palm Harbor event gets a $24-million, four-year commitment.
Tennis
Pierce looks to rebound at home
The former top-10 player headlines the Sarasota Open.
Agassi repeats at Nasdaq-100
The No. 9 seed beats Federer, ties wife for the most tourney wins at five.
Agassi's 700 wins don't dim memories of first
KEY BISCAYNE -- Saturday's win over Roger Federer in the Nasdaq-100 Open final was the 700th singles match victory in Andre Agassi's career.
Outdoors
Daily fishing report
It seems there are exceptions to every rule. Saturday, we experienced one. Generally, on the few days surrounding a full moon, anchoring and chumming can be most effective when kingfishing. Aided by faster tide, chumming can have far reaching effects. A 72-quart cooler full of fresh shad and a big enough crew to do it right still wasn't enough to get them going.
