On the same day coach Jim Tressel resigned in the wake of an NCAA investigation, The Columbus Dispatch is reporting that the NCAA and Ohio State are looking into whether star quarterback Terrelle Pryor received cars and other extra benefits. Pryor, who will be a senior this fall, has already been interviewed at least once by investigators, the paper reported.
Monday, May 30, 2011
Jim Tressel Resigns as Ohio State Football Coach
With the N.C.A.A. investigating the Ohio State program, Tressel, who led the Buckeyes to their first national championship in 34 years, stepped down in ?the best interest? of the university.
Honda Doubles Down on India ? Expanding Second Plant, Building a Third Plant
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, Honda’s wholly-owned motorcycle Indian subsidiary, has announced its intent to essentially double its capacity in the country’s rapidly growing motorcycle market. Expanding on the company’s second plant in the Tapukara Industrial Area of Rajasthan, HMSI also plans on now building a third production facility in the�Bangalore area. Both of these plants will produce 1.2 million units each when at full capacity (the second Tapukara plant currently does 600,000 units per ...
Spoelstra is Miami's calming influence
The photos of the greatest night in Miami Heat history are still on the walls of the arena where they play. Erik Spoelstra is grinning, bottle of beer in hand, the T-shirt he donned amid that championship celebration at Dallas in 2006 soaked by champagne.
Corruption Inquiry Leads FIFA to Bar Two More Officials
FIFA?s corruption scandal continued to widen but an ethics panel found no wrongdoing by FIFA president Sepp Blatter.
Time Comparison: AMA Superbike vs. World Superbike
With AMA Superbike and World Superbike sharing the same venue, with the same course, for the first time since 2004, the comparison was bound to be made between the two classes this Memorial Day weekend.�The last time the two series shared the same circuit was at Laguna Seca, and not at�Miller Motorsports Park as you would think. This is because the has AMA typically ran the Full Course here at MMP, while World Superbike ran ...
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Spoelstra is Miami's calming influence
The photos of the greatest night in Miami Heat history are still on the walls of the arena where they play. Erik Spoelstra is grinning, bottle of beer in hand, the T-shirt he donned amid that championship celebration at Dallas in 2006 soaked by champagne.
Pedrosa Still Uncertain For Barcelona
The collarbone Dani Pedrosa broke in Le Mans remains a problem for the Spaniard. Pedrosa fractured his right collarbone in the crash with Marco Simoncelli which saw the Italian penalized and stirred up a good deal of controversy. Coming as it did just a few weeks after Pedrosa had finally had the plate removed from his left collarbone, which had been partially blocking his brachial artery and causing Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, the fracture caused a massive dilemma for the Spaniard: should he plate the collarbone and attempt to return to racing as quickly as possible, and go through the misery and stress of worrying about a repeat of his previous experience, or should he be patient and wait for the bone to heal naturally, potentially missing two or three races and writing off any chance he may have for the title?
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Mavericks take on the Heat, and the curse, in title series
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - When the NBA finals start in Miami on Tuesday, the Mavericks will become the latest team from Dallas to take on the so-called 'Curse of the Crease' when they face the Heat in Game One of the best-of-seven series. 
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A bold new direction for IT
After eight years and more than 800 suggested solutions to various problems, Advice Line is poised for a new direction. This is in large part a strategic response to the challenges IT will face in the years ahead. Whereas Advice Line to date has been focused on the present, suggesting solutions to problems at hand, starting next week this space will be devoted to providing strategic and practical advice to IT leaders seeking to push their organizations beyond today's hunkered-down, budget-driven, can't-please-anyone way of running things.
Judge to MTV Star -- Stay AWAY From Baby Daddy!
Filed under: Jennifer Del Rio, Josh Smith, 16 and Pregnant, MTV, Celebrity Justice
One of the moms on MTV's "16 and Pregnant" ... is now 17 and legally banned from going anywhere near her baby daddy ... TMZ has learned.
19-year-old Josh Smith got a huge victory in a Florida courtroom Tuesday ... when a judge granted his request for a restraining order against his baby mama Jennifer Del Rio.
As TMZ previously reported, both teens wanted restraining orders against each other -- but Jennifer didn't show up on the scheduled court date ... so Josh won by default and Jen's request was thrown out.
According to court docs, Jennifer must stay at least 100 feet away from Josh at all times -- and she's also banned from hanging around his car and his house.
As for their twin boys -- the documents show Josh and Jen are still temporarily sharing custody until a more permanent agreement can be locked into place.
Medium-Author Hollister Rand Sunday with Scott Cluthe P I ! - May 30,2011
Scott Cluthe interivews and takes calls with Hollister Rand, an author and internationally renowned medium. Rands new book is titled,"Im Not Dead, Im Different!" Known for her extraordinarily detailed work, she provides specific messages from loved ones living in the spirit world with feeling, heart, and grace. Listeners will have a chance to talk to Hollister during the show. Hollister is clairvoyant, clairaudient and clairsentient (meaning that she can see, hear and
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| Im Not Dead Im Different | Scott Cluthe | John Edwards | SiriusXM Radio Android vulnerability exposes users to data theft
Android users running apps over an unsecured Wi-Fi network run the risk of having their authentication tokens swiped by eavesdroppers.
Emotions opposite for teammates
To hear Kurt Busch talk, his race team is struggling mightily and maybe some behind-the-scenes changes will save the season.
Dodgers have plenty of smoke, and fire, but no spark in 6-1 loss to Marlins
Dodgers put up little resistance on a night when a blaze at Dodger Stadium sends smoke over the field in middle innings. No evacuation is necessary, though the team itself barely shows up at all.
Dodgers put up little resistance on a night when a blaze at Dodger Stadium sends smoke over the field in middle innings. No evacuation is necessary, though the team itself barely shows up at all.
Dodgers put up little resistance on a night when a blaze at Dodger Stadium sends smoke over the field in middle innings. No evacuation is necessary, though the team itself barely shows up at all.
IBM's mobile strategy: Anybody but HP or Microsoft
Big Blue doesn't make a smartphone or a tablet, doesn't have its own mobile OS, and doesn't make glitzy commercials touting its mobile strategy. But IBM is quietly increasing its mobile footprint with offerings keyed to enterprise collaboration and a multiplatform strategy that features compatibility from devices running Apple's iOS, Research in Motion's BlackBerry, and Google's Android.
There's one other thing that IBM doesn't do these days: make and sell PCs. And that's one reason why its push for mobile devices is such a good strategic fit.
Straight Sets: Nadal Advances to the Fourth Round
Rafael Nadal of Spain used his potent forehand and a strong-arm backhand service return to move easily into the fourth round of the French Open Saturday. He defeated Antonio Veic of Croatia, the world's 227th ranked player, 6-1, 6-3, 6-0.
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Duncan's 2-run single boosts Indians past Rays
Shelley Duncan and Orlando Cabrera each had two RBIs, Carlos Carrasco pitched six solid innings and the Cleveland Indians beat the Tampa Bay Rays 7-3 on Saturday.
Cleveland Sunday Night Soundoff - May 29,2011
Hosts Jeff Poore and Adam Burke sound off on the week that was for the Cleveland Browns, Cavaliers, Ohio State Buckeyes and all other sports Cleveland.
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Carl Edwards Forgoes Feuds and Leads Standings
The Nascar driver Carl Edwards is having the best season of his career heading into Sunday?s Coca-Cola 600.
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