Saturday, March 8, 2003
Ewing's son headed for Indiana
The Associated Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The son of former New York Knicks star Patrick Ewing plans to play for Indiana next fall.
Patrick Ewing Jr., a 6-8, 220-pound forward, said he called Indiana coach Mike Davis on Thursday and told him he had picked the Hoosiers.
"Hopefully, I'll make an impact right away," Ewing said.
Ewing averaged 19 points, 12 rebounds and two blocked shots per game for National Christian Academy of suburban Washington this season. He chose Indiana over Texas, Virginia and Georgetown, where his 7-foot father played.
"I think he's a perfect fit for the Indiana system," said Trevor Brown, Ewing's high school coach. "He can play in the post, face the basket and go outside and shoot the 3. He's a player with a tremendous amount of upside."
Indiana cannot comment on recruits until signing day on April 12.
REDS / MLB
Junior does the driving, in big way
Etherton's outing was worth wait
Union: Stay away from ephedra
San Diego's Nevin dislocates shoulder
BENGALS / NFL
Bengals sign LB Hardy to 4-year deal
Trade a win-win for Price, Bills
Ritchie signs two-year deal with Eagles
Giants release CB Jason Sehorn
XAVIER
Small school perfect match for big-time player
Xavier looks out for No. 1 today
Waugh lights up LaSalle
UC BEARCATS
UC aiming for convincing end
UC women move into semifinals
OTHER COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Enquirer Tipoff page
Catching up with Tayshaun Prince
Five questions with John Chaney
Xavier Q&A
BCS forms committee to examine playoffs
Miss. State signee faces law officer assault charge
Wildcats try to cap rare perfect SEC season vs. Gators
Miami hopes MAC falls in its favor
Women: No. 2 seed Miami in MAC quarters
Bell goes for Big East scoring mark
Double disgrace robbed St. Bonaventure of innocence
Ewing's son headed for Indiana
NCAA meets with Louisville's Stone again
Quincy ousts NKU
PREP SPORTS
Beavercreek 59, Mount Notre Dame 55
Dayton Chaminade-Julienne 37, McNicholas 18
Fort Loramie 66, New Miami 44
Cedarville 43, Cincinnati Country Day 33
Holmes 61, Covington Catholic 59
Holy Cross 53, Notre Dame 41
Fookes has come long way from 0-3
Crusaders knock off Pioneers in overtime
Playoff schedules
GOLF
Risky shot costs Els at Dubai
HOCKEY
Ducks tie, Cyclones lose
HORSES
Going where Lukas and Baffert have gone before
Lukas horse off Derby trail
SATURDAY SPOTLIGHT
As the sports world turns
PLAN YOUR DAY
This weekend's sports on TV, radio
