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  • Tubby Smith addresses Auburn rumors (Mar 20, 2010)
    Jordan Crawford finally mustered a smile.

    After a sour experience in the NCAA Tournament two years ago with Indiana, he's back on March's biggest stage.

    Now he wants to stay as long as possible.

    "I'm taking every second in. I'm taking it all in," Crawford said. "I want to be here as long as I can."

    Crawford, the brother of former UK star Joe Crawford, scored 17 of his 28 points in the second half and Xavier kept its run of tournament success going with a 65-54 victory over Minnesota in the first round of the West Regional on Friday in Milwaukee.
  • Ex-UofL commit quits pro team (Mar 20, 2010)
    Former U.S. high school basketball star Jeremy Tyler quit Israeli team Maccabi Haifa and returned home Friday, cutting short a disappointing first pro season.

    The 18-year-old Tyler, who originally committed to Louisville, arrived in Israel on a wave of publicity in August after deciding to skip his senior year at San Diego High School to gain professional experience.

    However, his time in Israel was fraught with problems, and he left two months before the end of the season.

    In the 10 games Tyler played for Haifa, the 6-foot-11 power forward averaged only 2.1 points and 1.9 rebounds in 7.6 minutes. Tyler, who earned a $140,000 salary, found it hard to adapt to the pro game and couldn't find a place in Maccabi Haifa's starting lineup.

    Last month, he walked out on the team at halftime to protest not getting more minutes. For the last three games, he sat on the bench not wearing a uniform after being left off the squad.
  • Justice, Polson live up to billing (Mar 20, 2010)
    Before their quarterfinal game Friday night in the PNC/KHSAA Boys' State Tournament, West Jessamine Coach Damon Kelly was joking around with Shelby Valley Coach Jason Booher.

    "Let's just give them what the fans want," Kelly said he told Booher. "Let's go one-on-one, nobody fouls out."

    Well, it wasn't quite like that when West Jessamine's Jarrod Polson and Shelby Valley's Elisha Justice, two of the best point guards in the state, went head-to-head in Rupp Arena.

    " The two best point guards in the state," Kelly said.

    But the two senior stars did put on a good show as Shelby Valley dominated the second half to beat the Colts 67-54.
  • Radiohead takes a shot in Florida Derby (Mar 20, 2010)
    The scenario laid out before Radiohead in Saturday's Florida Derby is hardly one trainer Rick Dutrow would describe as ideal.

    A notorious stickler for giving his horses time between races, Dutrow hates that he has to face top company just three weeks after a big effort in his 3-year-old debut. If that weren't enough to make the Kentucky Derby-winning trainer a little edgy, Radiohead will also be making his run from outside post No. 11.

    Despite all the negatives, the overwhelming positive ultimately won out for Dutrow.

    By asking a little extra of Radiohead now, Dutrow hopes it will allow him to have a little extra in reserve when it matters most.

    "I wish I had five weeks to be able to train him properly for his next race but, you know, there's pressure to get to (the Kentucky Derby) in six weeks and going to the big race is what I love," Dutrow said. "Three weeks might cost us Saturday, but I know six weeks would be really good for the horse."
  • UK baseball falls to Ole Miss (Mar 20, 2010)
    All-American southpaw Drew Pomeranz carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning in Mississippi's 9-0 series-opening win over Kentucky on Friday night at Cliff Hagan Stadium.

    UK (14-4) suffered a loss in its first Southeastern Conference game of the year.

    Pomeranz (3-0) was brilliant throughout the game, retiring the first eight hitters he faced and not allowing a hit until the sixth inning.

    The Ole Miss pitching staff combined to two-hit the Wildcats, with reliever Eric Callender tossing the final three innings to pick up his third save of the year.

    The Rebels scored three runs in the fourth inning, added a run in the fifth and sixth inning, then broke open the game with a four-run seventh inning.
  • Neighbors say bingo has brought problems (Mar 19, 2010)
    PRESTONSBURG ? Since a bingo hall operation moved into the Cliffside area earlier this year, residents of Hibiscus Court, just outside Prestonsburg city limits and adjacent to the new hall, say the...
  • Jury gives record time to drug dealer (Mar 19, 2010)
    PRESTONSBURG ? A two-day drug trial ending Tuesday evening resulted in what prosecutors believe to be the largest recommended sentence for an accused drug dealer in the county?s history. Gary Warr...
  • Prosecutor calls abuse case ?one of the worst? (Mar 19, 2010)
    PRESTONSBURG ? A Prestonsburg man is behind bars after police charged him with first-degree assault against his wife this past week. Alonzo Bradley, 37, of Conley Fork, is being held at the Floyd ...
  • Officials look to build excitement for census (Mar 19, 2010)
    PRESTOSNBURG ? The U.S. Census Bureau continued its tour across the state with a stop in Prestonsburg Wednesday. Teams set up in the parking lot of the Eastern Kentucky Science Center just adjacen...
  • Rescue squad receives donations (Mar 19, 2010)
    PRESTONSBURG ? The Floyd County Rescue Squad recently received two donations that will help the organization purchase training materials and cover operating fees. Michael Crisp, director of ?The V...