UEFA President Michel Platini believes it is time for fresh air at the top of world football's governing body FIFA as he looks ahead to the election on May 29.
Duke 93, U.N.C. Wilmington 85: Marshall Plumlee Energizes Duke After a Shaky StartPlumlee finished with a career-high 23 points to lead the defending national champion Blue Devils to a tough victory on Thursday in an N.C.A.A. tournament game in Providence, R.I.
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… Read MoreRoundup: Cardinals Vow to Examine Gay Player’s Claims of BiasGeneral Manager John Mozeliak said the team would take allegations that Tyler Dunnington, a minor league pitcher, left baseball because of homophobia “very seriously.”
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… Read MoreFinally Back, Yale Will Stay Awhile After an Upset of BaylorThe 12th-seeded Bulldogs, making their first N.C.A.A. tournament appearance since 1962, made it a memorable one, stunning No. 5-seeded Baylor, 79-75 in opening-round play in the West Region.
from NYT > Sports ht… Read MoreWithout Cares or Bogeys, Marc Leishman ThrivesLeishman’s bogey-free start at the Arnold Palmer Invitational was in contrast to last year, when, shortly after he missed the cut at this event, his wife fell gravely ill.
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