SPORTS NEWS FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 2004
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Point taken: UC gets guard
By last January, the University of Cincinnati coaching staff knew it would have to recruit a point guard for 2004-05, with Nick Williams struggling to make the adjustment from shooting guard to the point and Chadd Moore hindered by a sore back.
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Online survey: Steroid use
While the BALCO investigation has left many fans wondering if Barry Bonds has used steroids, many high school athletes could face similar scrutiny. The Enquirer wants to hear from you. The results of this non-scientific survey will be published in The Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Els isn't tormenting himself with what-ifs
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. - Ernie Els spent a rough night Sunday replaying the final moments of his second-place finish to Phil Mickelson in the Masters.
UConn's Gordon off to NBA
STORRS, Conn. - Ben Gordon always expected to be in the NBA next season. The national title he helped Connecticut win made his decision even easier.
Hornets capture 5th seed
WASHINGTON - The playoff-bound New Orleans Hornets wrapped up the regular season Wednesday with one of their easiest wins of the year, a 94-78 rout of the Washington Wizards.
Flyers a win away from knocking out Devils
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Robert Esche stole Game 4 on Wednesday and pushed the defending Stanley Cup champion New Jersey Devils to the brink of a first-round postseason exit.
Golden Gloves this weekend
Cincinnati's newest Olympic boxers, Ron Siler and Rau'Shee Warren, will sign autographs Friday and Saturday during the Cincinnati Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament. History suggests their successors could be in the ring those nights.
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