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Sports Shorts Do you think Michael Jordan should come back and play in the NBA again? �He�s no Super Mario. Go Pens!� �No, definitely not. I think he should stay retired. He has already accomplished everything there is to accomplish in the game.� �No, he needs to stay retired.� �If Jordan came back he would dominate. I think he should stay in retirement, though, because he already finished on top.� �If he comes back, I�m coming back too.� �Michael Jordan rocks.�
�When you have your opponent down, you put your foot to their throat and push until their trachea is flat, because every opponent deserves your best effort.� Houlihan, a first-year jumper on the women�s track and field team from Gorham, Maine, makes her second appearance as the Review�s Athlete of the Week after setting the school record in the triple jump at Saturday�s All-Ohio meet at Ohio Wesleyan. Her first-place leap of 37�7.25� made her a provisional qualifier for the NCAA�s. The women�s 4x100 meter relay team of sophomore Courtney Stackhouse, senior Liz Chandler, first-year Alisha Thomas and junior Nzinga Broussard also qualified provisionally for the NCAA�s by finishing in second place with a time of 48.54 seconds. The women�s team finished in seventh place out of 16 teams and the men�s team finished in 14th place. This Week in Sports Ricky Henderson, who already holds the Major League record for stolen bases, broke Babe Ruth�s record for walks last Thursday, then proceeded to get caught stealing second base. Henderson is only 84 hits away from reaching 3,000 hits and 67 runs away from |
Women's Lax Loses Two On Way To Tournament Baseball Falls Behind Early, Can't Recover Yeowomen Set for NCAC, Yeomen Suffer Injuries |
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