Thursday, June 3, 2004
Sports briefs
Cohen earns NFL Europe honor
Linebacker Dustin Cohen, a former Summit Country Day and Miami University star, was defensive player of the week in NFL Europe. Cohen had a team-best 13 tackles for Frankfurt in its 20-14 overtime victory over Rhein. The second-year free agent also had a 45-yard interception return, a forced fumble and deflected pass.
Mark Curnutte
Williams wants to return to Trojans
Kept out of the NFL draft by the courts, wide receiver Mike Williams will ask the NCAA to let him return to college football. Williams said he is leaving agent Mike Azzarelli and has sent Southern California paperwork to file with the NCAA that could make him eligible to play for the Trojans in the fall. Williams, who finished fourth in Heisman Trophy balloting as a sophomore, was part of a failed challenge to an NFL rule that bars players from the draft until they are out of high school for three years.
BENGALS
Opening ticket sales pass team's expectations
Former Buckeye tears ACL
REDS
A pretty sweep comeback
Players want Miley rewarded
MORE BASEBALL
AL: A's win 2nd straight on game-ending HR
A's lose Chavez for minimum of six weeks
NL: Classics: Clemens wins at Wrigley
PREP SPORTS
Sycamore holds off West in semifinal
Moeller's top gun goes against St. Ignatius
Colonels' bats come up big in final inning
Prep results, schedules
TRIATHLONS
A 'user-friendly' competition
In the spollight: Triathlon
Triathlon is 'ultimate finish' on woman's road to fitness
Getting started in Triathlons
MINOR LEAGUES
Upstart Teams Face Uphill Climb
Success tough, not impossible
HORSE RACING
Smarty Jones 2-5 Belmont favorite
GOLF
Woods, Singh share time at Memorial
TENNIS
Capriati hopes experience will work to her advantage
TV
Sports today on TV, radio
OTHER SPORTS
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