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Frogs tested in conference play
By Danny Gillham
Skiff Staff

Baseball head coach Lance Brown said his team will have its hands full this weekend as they play arguably the hottest team in Conference USA. The TCU baseball team will be on the road this weekend at South Florida in a three-game series.
South Florida has won five consecutive games. Over that span, the Bulls swept then C-USA leader Louisville.
The Frogs (15-16, 6-3 C-USA) will take on the Bulls (18-11 C-USA) starting today at 6 p.m. Both teams are in the five-way tie for second place in the C-USA standings, one game behind the Houston Cougars.
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Running back Kenny Boyd tries to dodge around defenders at a spring practice. The football team will participate in its final practice of the spring Saturday at the annual Spring Game. The game will begin at 11 a.m. at Amon G. Carter Stadium. Head coach Gary Patterson said the scrimmage will be a good indication to gauge where the team will be as it heads into the season. TCU opens up the 2002 season on Labor Day, Sept. 2, against conference opponent Cincinnati.

Stars down but not out, says Hatcher
By Stephen Hawkins
Associated Press

DALLAS — The Dallas Stars know how difficult it will be to make the numbers add up to another playoff berth.
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His Airness’ conditioning was his downfall
By Skip Bayless
KRT Campus

SAN JOSE — A recurring theme of Michael Jordan’s final year with the Chicago Bulls was his desire to retire and have a potbelly.
I ran into him at a health club about six months after he quit and he proudly showed me the spare tire that was growing around his waist. Jordan didn’t mind lifting weights, but he hated any aerobic exercise that didn’t involve dribbling, he ate without conscience and he smoked lots of long, thick cigars.
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