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Despite Reduction, Clerical Error Costs Bower Four Games |
While the NCAA reduced the suspension penalty
for Wisconsin's LDS guard Ricky Bower, he will still miss a total of
four games because of the clerical error, along with 17 of the team's
practices. Bower, who was declared ineligible last week, suffered the
suspension because his high school failed to send transcripts to the
NCAA. In part, his return late last summer from an LDS mission
contributed to the ineligibility because Wisconsin had already done
its final check of athlete academic compliance before Bower committed
to play there. |
LDS High School Senior Excels in Three Sports |
Kim Eastin, a senior at Sunnyslope, plays incredible
defense in three sports. During the final soccer game of the season, she
stopped 21 shots in the second round 4A playoff game. She was voted the
Skyline's Defensive Player of the Year in volleyball. And now she's gearing
up for the softball season. |
BYU Football Players Face Disciplinary Action |
BYU head football coach Gary Crowton today announced
freshman defensive lineman Brent Pollock has been dismissed from the
team for violation of team rules. Crowton also announced freshman
running back Marcus Whalen has been suspended from the team for an
undetermined period of time, also for violation of team rules. |
Subscriber Identifies Additional Mormon Athletes |
Mormon News subscriber Brent Romney noticed
another Mormon athlete in the NBA, and was able to confirm another
Mormon player in the XFL. The Milwaukee Bucs' Mark Pope was once
recruited by BYU, but instead chose to play at the University of
Kentucky. Romney was also able to get a confirmation that the San
Francisco Demon's Juan Johnson is Mormon. |
First Place on Line at Utah Saturday |
After playing its final home game of the season, BYU
begins the first of three straight road games at rival Utah Saturday
to complete its Mountain West Conference season. The Cougars (19-7,
8-3 MWC) enter the 1 p.m. ESPN+Plus contest in a first place tie with
the Utes (17-9, 8-3 MWC), who have won six straight since losing to
BYU in Provo on Jan. 29. The game will be televised on KJZZ-TV in
Utah as part of the ESPN+Plus package. Rich Waltz and Irv Brown will
be courtside to call the game. KSL Newsradio 1160's Greg Wrubell is
joined by Mark Durrant to describe the action on the Cougar Sports
Network. |
Cougars Knock Off Top-Ranked UCLA, 3-1 |
The second-ranked BYU men's volleyball team knocked
off top-ranked UCLA on Friday, 3-1, in front of a Smith Fieldhouse
record, 6,119 fans. The Cougars remain the only undefeated team in
the nation with a 9-0 record, while UCLA dropped to 10-4 on the year.
The win also improves BYU to 5-0 in league play, giving the Cougars a
two-match lead over UCLA, which fell to 4-2 in the MPSF Mountain
Division. |
Fernley Selected Third Week in a Row |
BYU senior right-handed pitcher Nate
Fernley and New Mexico junior outfielder Donny Sevieri are the
Mountain West Conference Pitcher and Player of the Week, respectively. |
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