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Big men on campus

By Matt Pera · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 10:38 a.m.

In the national semifinal against Oklahoma last season, senior forward Jeff Newton stepped onto the court amid cheers from the many hometown faithful who had shown up to support the Atlanta native.

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Davis sees depth in backcourt

By Matt Pera · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 10:37 a.m.

When asked who his go-to guys will be this season, coach Mike Davis doesn't name one or two players, he mentions several.

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Injury report

By Zach Eldridge · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 10:34 a.m.

Devastating is an adjective that often describes sports injuries. But, last season a major injury was oddly beneficial for the IU women's basketball team.

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One roller coaster ride of a season

By Zach Eldridge · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 10:33 a.m.

Where to begin? A Big Ten Championship, a berth in the NCAA Tournament, a frightening accident, and a array of emotions ranging from happy tears to sad discussions. All of the following described the 2001-2002 IU women's basketball season.

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More than a momentum swing

By Natalie A. Trout · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 10:32 a.m.

Coach Kristy Curry of the Purdue Boilermakers said IU finished last season on a momentum swing after winning the Big Ten Tournament.

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Hoosiers undergo identity change with loss of prominent players

By Zach Eldridge · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 10:30 a.m.

Like two important pieces to a jigsaw puzzle, center Jill Chapman and guard Heather Cassady completed the team picture for IU. Their prominent roles on the team were fundamental to its success last year and for years to come. They combined to score 43 percent of IU's points last season.

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From the bench to the spotlight

By Sara Meinecke and Sarah Meinecke · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 10:03 a.m.

Four years ago, senior guard Tom Coverdale arrived at IU to play basketball, and promptly found himself on the bench. For the 1998 Mr. Basketball of Indiana and a player who averaged 25 points per game in high school, warming the bench was not good enough.

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Davis gains respect with team success

By Matt Pera · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 9:59 a.m.

When Mike Davis began his head coaching career at IU, he was smacked with the "interim" label. Critics did not expect him to last past the 2000-2001 season as rumors circulated about who would take the helm full-time once the year was up.

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How Rodney Dangerfield can help the Hoosiers

By Alex Hickey · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 9:58 a.m.

You often hear Rodney Dangerfield complain about how he never gets any respect. And he may be right -- one often overlooks his great comedic performances in films such as "Caddyshack" or "Back to School." (For the sake of this article, I won't mention the film "Ladybugs." Also for the sake of this article, I will start talking about basketball. Just hang on a sec).

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Hoosiers hoping for recruits

By Sara Meinecke and Sarah Meinecke · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 9:56 a.m.

The bad news is that the IU basketball team has zero agreements with any recruits. The good news is that two of the top high school players were in Bloomington during Homecoming weekend, and received a boisterous welcome from IU fans.

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Former sheriff may face lawsuit

By Abdullah AlShihri and Gina Holland · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 1:11 a.m.

WASHINGTON -- A former California sheriff and his deputy can be sued for ordering the pepper-spraying of shackled anti-logging protesters, the Supreme Court said Monday in turning aside an appeal.

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Engineers check Alaska pipeline

By Abdullah AlShihri and Dan Joling · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 1:10 a.m.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Engineers inspected the Alaska pipeline to determine the extent of the damage Monday after one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded in the United States knocked out some of its supports and forced a shutdown in the flow of oil. Sunday's magnitude-7.9 quake was so strong that it opened cracks 6 feet wide in roads and rocked boats on lakes as far away as Louisiana. However, only one minor injury was reported -- a woman who broke her arm in a fall when she fled her home.

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Police searching link to sniper shootings

By Abdullah AlShihri and Brian Witte · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 1:04 a.m.

BALTIMORE -- Authorities are investigating whether the suspects in the Washington-area sniper attacks may have shot and wounded two people a month earlier in the town where the ex-wife of one suspect lives. In one of the shootings, Paul LaRuffa was shot six times at close range after closing his restaurant on Sept. 5. Prince George's County police Capt. Andy Ellis said Sunday that the department is looking into whether the shooting in the town of Clinton is related to the sniper case.

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Violence erupts across Israel

By Abdullah AlShihri and Greg Myre · Tuesday, Nov. 5,2002 1:02 a.m.

JERUSALEM -- In a pair of bombings Monday, a Palestinian suicide attacker killed an Israeli civilian and wounded 11 in central Israel, while two Palestinians died when a car carrying a wanted militant exploded in the West Bank.

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