Saturday, December 13, 2003
Flyers soaring at 6-0
Dayton joined the national rankings this week after a 6-0 start. The wins haven't all been textbook, but the senior-led team appears to be buying into first-year coach Brian Gregory's system. Gregory is a Tom Izzo disciple who preaches rebounding. The Flyers are outrebounding opponents by an average of more than seven a game and shooting 49.5 percent.
• No surprise, but Saint Joseph's Jameer Nelson has won three straight Atlantic 10 Player of the Week awards.
• Karl Hobbs' George Washington squad almost came away with the BB&T Classic title last week in a field that included Maryland, West Virginia and Gonzaga. George Washington fell 96-91 to Gonzaga in the final, but it's clear the Colonials (7-2) will be a factor in the A-10 race.
Dustin Dow
Top of the First
BENGALS
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Parrish needs one more INT vs. Bengals
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Bengals' keys to the game
Jones 'ready to play' despite not practicing, Lewis says
NFL
San Diego's starting quarterback job goes back to Brees
He carried a broom; he carries a ball now
REDS
Reds scour for starting pitching
MORE BASEBALL
Brown gives approval to trade
XAVIER
Muskies recall loss to Bulldogs
COLLEGE SPORTS
Focus on court for UK, MSU
Flyers soaring at 6-0
ADs discuss leaving early
Chippewas earn upset
Clarett: NCAA is a farm system
Mount Union going for 55th straight win
NKU women cruise to victory
Bad games, not good, could decide winner
PREP SPORTS
CovCath proves worthy No. 1
No.5 Princeton wallops Colerain
James' 3-point spree powers Springboro
Tepe's clutch play sends Aviators over Firebirds
Turpin's Rauen honored in N.Y.
Prep results, schedule
NBA
Jones the sparkplug in Indiana's victory
TV
Sports today on TV, radio
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