Men's crew solid at Regatta
EAST LANSING - The Michigan men's crew team took three of the top four spots Sunday in the varsity eight race at the Head of the Grand Regatta in East Lansing.
Michigan coach Gregg Hartsuff's strategy of racing three relatively even boats rather than focusing on one best boat paid off for Michigan in its second race of the season.
Michigan swims without Gustin
Senior Rachel Gustin won't be accompanying the Michigan women's swimming team when it travels to Champaign and Evanston this weekend.
The All-American and NCAA champion won't be traveling with her teammates anytime soon, either.
Not dead yet: Yankees defeat Braves, 5-2, trail in series, 2-1
Get six good innings from David Cone. Get a home run from Bernie Williams. And then let the bullpen do the rest.
It all came together for the Yankees last night, and not a moment too soon. Their 5-2 win over Atlanta cut the Braves' lead to 2-1, and put the drama back into a World Series that was on the verge of becoming a walkover.
Pair of 'M' netters to head out West
Sunny skies and warm weather are in store for the Michigan women's tennis team's Sarah Cyganiak and Sora Moon as the two head to Pacific Palisades, Calif., for the NCAA All-American Championship. The duo qualified for the main draw of the doubles competition that begins tomorrow.
The tournament is an Intercollegiate Tennis Association National event, the second of the season for Moon and Cyganiak, who were the only Wolverines invited to participate.
Ohio State foes focus on running game
Now the Buckeyes, even though unbeaten and ranked second in the nation, are watching other teams take that away.
"What's been wrong the last couple of weeks is people have basically been playing us with an eight-man front," Ohio State coach John Cooper said yesterday. "They're forcing us sometimes to run uphill."
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