For a change, State leads 'M'
It's the civil war of Michigan softball: Michigan versus Michigan State.
The two Big Ten rivals will battle for state bragging rights at 1 p.m. today at Alumni Field.
'M' needs pitching to pick up pace tonight
As most students eagerly anticipate a summer break away from classes, the Michigan baseball team is also looking forward to a break - a break from games.
The Wolverines will play Notre Dame at 7 p.m. tonight in Grand Rapids at Old Kent Park, and because of final exams, they originally didn't have another game scheduled until May 1 against Eastern Michigan. Michigan has added an April 27 home doubleheader with Siena Heights, but will still do more practicing than playing over the next two weeks.
So long, Michigan, it's been a fun trip
Five years is a long time. And you know what? It's been almost that long since I first walked into the Daily. But strangely, it seems no longer ago than yesterday afternoon.
Q & A: Derrick Coleman
Native Detroiter Derrick Coleman, the first pick in the 1990 NBA draft, talks about his journey through the league, the state of professional basketball and Allen Iverson
Zoeller apologizes for insulting remarks about Masters champion Tiger Woods
ATLANTA (AP) - Fuzzy Zoeller apologized yesterday for calling Masters champion Tiger Woods ''that little boy'' and urging him not to request fried chicken or collard greens for the Champions Dinner next year.
''My comments were not intended to be racially derogatory, and I apologize for the fact that they were misconstrued in that fashion,'' Zoeller said in a statement released by his agent.
Former 'Bama coach Stalling injured in stable accident
PARIS, Texas (AP) - Former Alabama football coach Gene Stallings remained hospitalized yesterday after he was trampled by three horses on his ranch.
He was listed in good condition at St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Center after undergoing surgery to repair a fractured hip on Sunday.
Q & A: Loy Vaught
Former Michigan basketball star Loy Vaught, a member of the 1989 national championship team, discusses life after college, the grind of the NBA and Michigan head coach Steve Fisher.
'Crucial' tourney not kind to men's golf
In hopes of solidifying its place as one of the top six teams in District IV, the Michigan men's golf team traveled to Franklin, Ind., last weekend.
Unfortunately, the team's play was as cold as the weather.
'M' senior women ready for Big Tens
The spring season for the Michigan women's golf team has had its highs and lows, but the Wolverines are far from discouraged as they head into the Big Ten championships.
Throughout the five tournaments of the season, the Wolverines have seen steady improvements and a lot of consistency, even if the final standings are not reflective of it.
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