November 21,2001
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Lewis Might Get His
Wish to Fight Tyson
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FIRST TEAM - OFFENSE
PLAYER’SNAME
QUARTERBACK
Legedu Naanee*
RUNNINGBACK
Shem Hardnette
Drew Dukeshire
William Curl*
CENTER
MalakaiPekipaki
SCHOOL
YEAR
Franklin
12
Franklin
Benson
Lincoln
12
12
12
Grant
12
Franklin
Grant
12
12
Benson
W ilson
12
12
Franklin
Lincoln
Franklin
12
12
12
GUARD
Brian Sprague*
Curtis N onis
TACKLE
Andy Olemgbe
Geoff Odin
Matt Lafollette
Jay Darden
Ronald Richmond
UTILITY
Jefferson
Ishmeal Littleton
PLACEKICKER
Lincoln
Mike Libby
O F F E N S IV E PLAYER OFTHE YEAR
Franklin
Legedu Naanee
12
12
12
FIRST TEAM - DEFENSE
SCHOOL
YEAR
Franklin
Franklin
Lincoln
W ilson
12
12
12
12
Benson
Franklin
Jefferson
W ilson
12
12
12
12
John Kirk
Brian Sprague
Curtis Norris
JoeBozikovich*
Cleveland
Franklin
Grant
W ilson
12
12
12
10
Josh Rambeau
Marshall
12
Jefferson
Ishmeal Littleton
DEFENSIVEPLAYER OFTHE YEAR
Benson
Drew Dukeshire
Jefferson
Ishmeal Littleton
COACH OFTHE YEAR
Franklin
Tom McCarthy
12
PLAYER’STEAM
DEFENSIVEBACKS
Ronald Richmond
Legedu Naanee*
Jay Darden
Andrew Bartholomew
LINEBACKERS
Drew Dukeshire*
Matt Lafollette
Ishmeal Littleton
Darren Nakata
UTILITY
PUNTER
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Lennox Lewis' knockout o f
Hasim Rahman could set up
a major match for Lewis
against Mike Tyson.
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Lennox
Lewis has his championship belts
back. Now he wants Mike Tyson.
“Since the Evander Holyfield
fight (in 1999) I’ve been waiting
for Tyson,” Lewis said Sunday
after regaining the W B C -IB F
heavyweight titles on a fourth-
round knockout of Hasim Rahman.
The 36-year-old Lewis might
not have to wait much longer.
Tyson congratulated Lewis for
recapturing the title.
M aking it happen probably
would be easier without Don King,
who promoted Saturday night’s
rematch at Mandalay Bay.
Rahman has a multifight deal
with King, but Lewis had a con
tract with the promoter only for
Saturday’s match.
Lewis called King “a truly great
promoter,” but Tyson has said he
would not fight again for King. He
and King are suing one another.
In
b o x in g ,
h o w e v e r,
yesterday’s enemies are today’s
frie n d s ,
e s p e c ia lly
w h en
megabucks are involved.
The 35-year-old T y so n , a
former undisputed champion, is
expected to fight Ray M ercer on
Jan. 19 at a site to be determined.
The m atch has not been an
nounced officially.
John Ruiz is the W BA heavy
weight champion, and will defend
his title in a third bout against
Holyfield on Dec. 5 at Foxwoods
Resort Casino at Ledyard, Conn.
Lewis had become undisputed
c h a m p io n by o u tp o in tin g
Holyfield, but was stripped by the
WBA for not giving Holyfield a
rematch.
A Tyson fight would be a man
datory W BC title defense for
Lewis.
Lewis appeared headed for a
Tyson bout when he was upset
by Rahman on a one-punch knock
out in the fifth round April 22 in
South Africa.
Lewis admittedly took Rahman
too lightly in that fight. Not this
time.
“He couldn’t handle my move
ment,” Lewis said. “I gave him
different looks.”
Rahman ’ s championship reign
of 209 days was the shortest in
heavyweight history — four days
shorter than that of Leon Spinks,
who won and lost in fights with
Muhammad Ali in 1978.
“He had his 15 minutes of
glory,” Lewis said. “The titles were
on loan. They’re now back with
me.”
“T hat’s three times, baby,”
Lewis shouted after becoming the
third man to win at least a share of
the heavyweight championship
three times. The others were Ali
and Holyfield.
The fight will be rebroadcast
on HBO Nov. 24, at 10 p.m. EST
and PST.
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SECOND TEAM - OFFENSE
PLAYER’SNAME
YEAR
SCHOOL
NUMBER
Mike Libby
Lincoln
12
F ree
F ree P arking
M a in line A dm ission
Victory for Oregon State
Benson
Cleveland
M adison
12
11
11
W ilson
11
Lincoln
W ilson
12
11
Lincoln
12
Cleveland
Lincoln
12
12
Benson
Roosevelt
12
12
I Robert Adams
Roosevelt
11
1 Gates Anderton
W ilson
12
Antwaun Shennan
Andiel Brown
Sean Adkinson
TIGHT END
Eric Clark
GUARD
James Hatch
Jason Schmidt
CENTER
Andrew Park
TACKLE
Ivan Schmidt
Jake Robert
RECEIVER
Lamont Hill
Thavi Kousonsavath
O regon State scored five touchdow ns and a field goal in
a game that appeared to be a route before N orthern
A rizona recovered a fum ble for a touchdow n. Oregon
State led 31-0 at halftim e o f a game that was m ostly an
appreciation day for O SU ’ s seniors. If not for two fumbles,
the Beavers probably w ould have had a shutout Satur
day against N orthern A rizona w hich the Beavers won
w ith a final score o f 45-10.
Lewis,
'84 Teammates to Join Hall of Fame
IN D IA N A PO LIS - C arl Lew is, one o f the country’s
greatest track athletes, and three other m em bers o f the
1984 U.S. O lym pic team were voted into the N aitonal
Tracka nd Field Hall o f Fame. Lewis, long jum per-sprinter
Larry M yricks and distance runners Henry M arsh and
A lberto Salazar will be inducted Nov. 30 in M obile, Ala.,
during U SA Track & F ie ld 's annual m eeting.
Els, Goosen Win World Cup in Playoff
unuTY
SECOND TEAM - DEFENSE
PLAYER’SNAME
Antwaun Sherman
Paul Forsythe
Aaron Dickson
Demarcus Carney
Mike Burchell
LINEBACKERS
Reginald Kemey
Joe Leers
TylerColville
Joe-Kyle W erner
1 DKFENSc.LIWilMcn
Bill Hunt
Ryan Martin
John Davis
Nat Halvorson
UTILITY
Robert Adams
Kevin McCready
•Unanimous Choice
SCHOOL
YEAR
Benson
Cleveland
Grant
Jefferson
Marshall
12
12
10
11
12
Benson
Franklin
Lincoln
Marshall
12
11
11
12
Franklin
Jefferson
Roosevelt
W ilson
12
11
12
12
Roosevelt
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NEW YEAR’S EVE
CELEBRATION
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GOTEM B A, Japan - South Africans Ernie Els and Retief
G oosen eagled the 72"d hole, then paired the second hole
o f a sudden-death playoff to win the W orld G olf C ham
pionships - EM C W orld Cup. The four-w ay playoff also
involved D enm ark’s T hom as Bjorn and Soren Hansen,
New Z ealand’s M ichael Cam pbell and David Smail and
A m ericans T iger W oods and David Duval.
Miami Back on Top of Coaches' Poll
A 59-0 stom ping of Syracuse helped propel M iami back
to the NO. 1 ranking in this w eek's USA TODAYZESPN
C oaches’ Poll released on Sunday. The H urricanes, who
fell from the top spot for one week, garnered 33 first-place
votes, w hile idle N ebraska dropped to No. 2.
Another Cy Young for Randy Johnson
NEW YORK - Randy Johnson won his third straight
N ational League Cy Y oung Award, collecting 30 ot 32
first-place baseball w riters’ ballots to easily beat Arizona
team m ate Curt Schilling. Johnson, w ho won the AL
honor w hile with Seattle in 1995, finished 21 -6 and led the
m ajors w ith a 2.49 ERA and 372 strikeouts.
Coach
K to Stay at
Duke a Long Time
D U RH A M , N.C. - M ike K rzyzew ski is set to finish his
basketball coaching career at Duke after the school gave
him a new deal through at least 2011. The contract allows
K rzyzew ski - a three-tim e NCAA cham pion - to becom e
a school consultant after his days on the bench.
Celebrate New Year's Eve at the historic Kennedy School.
Check in early for dinner, then party with
the N orm an Sylvester Band.
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