Bob Burke headed to the NBA

After 37 years of coaching, Bob Burke hired by his former player Nate McMillan

Brian Viloria world champion

Brian Viloria wins light flyweight title with first round knockout in Los Angeles

Viloria has a world of options

Jerry Rice retires

Jerry Rice decides to retire after 20 seasons

Hawaii wins World Series

Michael Memea hit a homerun to right-center field in the bottom of the seventh inning to lead West O'ahu past Curacao, 7-6, to win Hawai'i's first Little League World Series Championship today at South Williamsport, Pa.

This game will never grow old.

West Oahu Story one for the ages

Brian Clay wins world title

Clay, at 5-foot-11 dwarfed by his mammoth opponents, defeated Olympic champion and world record holder Roman Sebrle of the Czech Republic, 8,732 points to 8,521, to win the gold medal in the decathlon, 10 events completed in awful weather over two days at the world track and field championships

Michelle Wie with Dave

Golf phenom Michelle Wie was on top of her game as she went head to head with David Letterman on his show last night, poised, charming and more mature-looking than her 15 years, yet natural and relaxed.

(Note: The following part of the article pertaining to Good Morning America appeared in the print edition and does not appear on the internet. It was apparently written by Gree Kakesako.)

This morning Wie spent four minutes with ABC's Diane Sawyer on "Good Morning America".

Sawyer described Wie as "the great hope for every woman who dreams some day that there will be a woman right there taking on and beathing the men."

Sawyer said she had "to prove" that Wie was "just 15 years old" buy asking her who her heroes were." Presenting Wie with a white T-shirt Saywer asked if she could identify the face.

"Oh yeah," Wie said with a grin, "that's one of my favorites -- Brad Pitt.

"All right, she's 15," Sawyer proclaimed.

Wie was asked what her favorite food was.

Although the telecast's subtitles lited "sushi" along with "hot pink" as her favorite color, Wie responded: "Well, I don't know. This is my first time to New York and I had tried New York pizza. ... It was awesome. I had to get a heavy duty plate because the thing was so huge. It was so good with all that cheese and mushroom."

Noting that she was 6 feet, Sawyer asked: "Are you still growing?"

"No not growing. No more," was Wie's comeback.

Dressed in light sun dress, Wie was asked how she was going to continue balancing her golfing aspirations and her schooling. Wie said: "I have been doing this since forever. I am so used to juggling time and school and golf. When I go back to school (at Punahou) I concentrate on my school. I don't play in any tournaments. School comes first. It's not that hard."

Jerry Glanville in Hawaii

Glanville to wear floral Hawaiian shirt

Jerry Glanville and June Jones one-on-one

Glanville comes out blitzing

Jerry Glanville, the University of Hawai'i football team's new defensive coordinator, is learning what's in the fine print.

Jerry Glanville settles in

June Jones and Jerry Glanville

Jerry Glanville's promise

Larry Brown to coach the Knicks

says it's his last stop

Lance Armstrong wins 7th Tour de France

Lance Armstrong wins seventh straight Tour de France then retires

Wie three away from the Masters

Michelle Wie defeats two guys in one day and is one of eight left (out of 156) at the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship.

Wie victims good sports

Wie falls short at Doral Open

Michelle Wie falls two strokes short of being the first female player in 60 years to make cut at a PGA event.

Will Wie go pro?

Milwaukee takes Bogut no. 1 in NBA draft

The top three: Andrew Bogut, Marvin Williams, and Deron Williams.

Spurs NBA Champs

San Antonio defeats Detroit in seven games

NBA bans 18-year olds

NBA to raise age limit to 19.

media guides won't be what they used to be

The NCAA will limit the size of media guides to 208 pages

Another Keiter story

Keiter relates (via Kalani Simpson) another Ali-Frazier story

Wie qualifies for men's Public Links tournament

Ties for first in a field of 85 players (84 male).

Phil and Kobe together again

Phil Jackson is headed back to the Lakers

Talking about Wie

Michelle Wie still wants to play in the Masters

Punahou no. 4

Sports Illustrated ranks Punahou as the fourth best high school athletic program in the country.

Nash edges Shaq for MVP

P.J. Brown got a vote too.

MNF on ESPN

Monday Night Football will move to ESPN in 2006

[6/15] John Madden will move to NBC in 2006

Alexander Cartwright honored in Nuuanu

Plaque for Cartwright unveiled at O'ahu Cemetary

Jerry Glanville to join Warriors' staff

Jerry Glanville to reunite with June Jones

Glanville's comeback was fostered in Iraq

Travis Lee wins NCAA title

The Saint Louis School alum finishes his Cornell career with 133 pound title

Hawaii in the ABA

Hawaii to get a professional basketball team

A long shot?

Mike Cavanaugh leaves for Oregon State

In his six seasons at Hawaii, Cavanaugh developed five players drafted by the NFL.

Kamehameha wins state soccer title

Kamehameha defeats Iolani to win first-ever state title

Reggie and the Mailman to retire

Reggie Miller and Karl Malone will announce their retirements

Wahine defeat Louisiana Tech

The Wahine basketballers defeat Louisiana Tech for the first time

Norm Chow headed to Tennessee

Norm Chow will leave national champion USC for the NFL

Norm Chow isn't going to change who he is

Chow brings new enthusiasm to Titans

Patriots defeat Eagles in Super Bowl XXXIX

New England wins third Super Bowl in four years

Sosa lands in Baltimore

The seventh-leading homerun hitter in history is now an Oriole

2005 Football Recruits

Brashton Satele was born to be a Warrior

Micah Kane weighing his options as a top college prospect

Kermit Alexander's nephew commits to Hawaii

Alualu and Rego head ILH All-Star team

Advertiser's All-State team

Laupepa Letuli (North Torrance High) verbally commits to Hawaii

Shawn Sisifo Lauvao is racking up the mileage

Michael Bass to transfer

Trask Iosefa (Punahou) headed to San Diego State

Rocky Savaiigaea commits to Hawaii

Former Bruin Idris Moss commits to Hawaii

Rego and Maiava named state players of the year

Davone Bess and Daniel Johnson (Skyline, Washington) commit to Hawaii

Five from Hawaii to visit Oregon State / update on Hawaii prospects

Tyler Williams commits to Utah

Aaron Kia commits to Hawaii

Antwan Mahaley, a 6-foot-4, 200-pound wideout from Carson High in Los Angeles; Marquez Jackson, a 5-8, 150-pound slotback from Gainesville, Ga., and Richard "R.J." Kiesel-Kauhane, a 6-2, 210-pound outside linebacker from 'Aiea High have verbally committed to Hawaii

Julien Petit will enroll at Hawaii

Micah Stickland headed for San Diego State, Kainoa LaCount to Oregon State

KayBrin Stevenson and Tomi Halai commit to Hawaii

Jordan Slye commits to Hawaii

John Estes commits to Hawaii

Erik Pederson commits to Hawaii

Raphael Ieru and Mike Washington headed for Hawaii

Jason Rivers may not return next season

Shaun Lauvao commits to Arizona State

John Fonoti headed for Hawaii

Verbal pledges were made by Blaze Soares, an All-State linebacker from Castle High School; Solomon Elimimian, a linebacker from Crenshaw High School in Los Angeles; Mario Cox, a multi-skilled player from McClymonds High in Oakland, and Siave Seti, a defensive tackle from West Los Angeles College.

Safety Al Afalava and receiver Spencer Hafoka both will sign with BYU. David Niumatalolo to New Mexico State.

Beltshazzar John "BJ" Fruean of Leilehua High School verbally commits to Hawaii

Hawaii signs 15 so far.

Hawaii caps recruiting season with commitment from Ulysses Dalton

Jones accuses Kahuku of directing players away from Hawaii and other craziness

Adam Leonard headed for Hawaii

JoPierre Davis headed for Hawaii

The World's Greatest Golfer

According to official media sources, Kim Jong-Il shot a 34 (par 72) in his very first round of golf.

Moon in Green Bay

Randy Moss might be fined for doing this



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Boggs and Sandberg elected to Hall of Fame

Boggs makes it in first year of eligibility

Randy Johnson headed to Yankees

Apparently

Finally

Tomey knows way to San Jose

Dick Tomey hired to succeed Fitz Hill at San Jose State

Tomey looks forward to competing against former assistants

Manning breaks Marino's record

Throws for his 48th and 49th touchdown against San Diego

Reggie White

Dies of heart attack at age 43

Vince Carter sent to New Jersey

Toronto gets Alonzo Mourning, Eric Williams, Aaron Williams and two first round picks (Denver's picks in the KMart trade)

Pedro now a Met

Will get $53 million for four years.

Says it was more of a committment than money

Adrian Beltre joins Richie Sexson in Seattle

Leinart wins Hesiman

Matt Leinart wins the Heisman Trophy. Peterson, White, Smith, Bush follow.

What more can Norm Chow do?

McGrady goes off

McGrady scores 13 points in 35 seconds to beat San Antonio at the buzzer

Mourning's body needs some rest

Super Brawl 38

Tim Sylvia and Falaniko Vitale headline card

Sims and Sylvia don't like each other

Chad Owens named All-American

Chad Owens named to second team twice

Owens named second team AP All-American and wins Mosi Tatupu Award as nation's best special teams player

Chris Kemoeatu named to first team

Jesse Mahelona named to first team by The Sporting News

16-year old wins U.S. chess championship

Hiraku Nakamura is youngest U.S. champion since Bobby Fischer.

Urban Meyer leaves Utah for Florida

Urban Meyer chooses Florida over Notre Dame

Charlie Weis hired as new coach at Notre Dame

Tyrone Willingham signed as new head coach at Washington

Hawaii upsets Michigan State, bowl-bound

Hawaii upsets Michigan State, 41-38, on national TV for third straight victory and a trip to the Hawaii Bowl

The field tilted again Saturday night

Jones says he's never seen flagrant holding and tackling on every play like that before

well officiated?

Kamehameha wins state championship

Kamehameha defeats Leileihua 28-7 to win state championship

Campbell upsets Iolani 28-7 to win Division II championship

arthritis?

Bonds thought it was for arthritis.

What's next? Granny's rheumatism medicine?

Hawaii knocks off Northwestern

Hawaii defeats Northwestern to keep bowl hopes alive

Hawaii basketball comes back against Coastal Carolina

Rallies from a 22-point deficit to win 72-65. Riley Wallace gets 300th victory.

Kahuku upset by Leileihua

Leileihua defeats Kahuku 17-14 to advance to state championship game against Kamehameha

Pearman to leave UH

Freshman Andrew Pearman will leave Hawaii and will try to transfer to Virginia.

Hubie retires

Hubie Brown steps down as Memphis head coach due to unexpected health problems.

Brown said he had lost the spirit

The Czar hired to succeed Hubie

Lenny Wilkens resigns as Knicks coach

Six more for Manning

Manning throws for six more touchdowns. Only seven more to tie Marino.

Brawl in Detroit

Artest fouls Big Ben
Big Ben shoves Artest
Artest lies on table
cup gets thrown on Artest
Artest and Jackson run into stands after fan
then it got wild

Oh yeah, I forgot about the dustpan

QRich comments

photos

Since when is Artest wearing no. 91? (Rodman's number)

Artest suspended for the rest of the season

Artest big fan of the Nobel Peace Prize

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European players know not to go into the stands

Holtz to retire, Spurrier next?

Lou Holtz will retire as head coach of South Carolina and will be reportedly be replaced by Steve Spurrier

BJ Penn facing the Gracie tradition

Headlines highly anticipated martial arts card at the Blaisdell

Sims and O'Hare add to big card

BJ wins by decision

BJ's future bright after victory

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Akebono to fight Royce Gracie in Japan

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Chuck Liddell defeated Tito Ortiz last night on FSN (11/20/04). The fight was actually held in April

Barry Bonds wins 7th MVP

Four in a row for Bonds

Vladimir Guerrero wins AL MVP

Warriors embarassed again on national TV

Fresno State runs over Hawaii 70 to 14

Advertiser poll

Looking at the bright side

Boise State barely survives in San Jose winning 56 to 49 in double overtime

No place like homer

Fresno State coach calls Hawaii the most homer place that there is

Good rivalry, bad attitudes

Tiny Hawaii looms as giant in football world

USA Today story

Honolulu Advertiser story

Roger Clemens wins seventh Cy Young

Says he is 99.9 percent retired

Johan Santana unanimous pick for AL award

Timmy Chang sets record

Ryan Moats ran for 228 yards, but Chang threw for four touchdowns and broke Ty Detmer's NCAA record for passing yards. Hawaii defeated Louisiana Tech 34 to 23.

Bob Hogue head coach

Bob Hogue named head basketball coach at Academy of Pacific

stolen car crashes into van

Yuta in Phoenix

Yuta Tabuse becomes the first Japanese player to make the NBA

Yuta scores 7 points in first NBA game

Presidential Election and the Washington Redskins

Have the Washington Redskins games correctly predicted the results of every presidential election?

Kerry thrilled with Packers victory

Patriots streak ended by Steelers

Steelers defeat Patriots to end their record winning streak

St. Louis shut out by Kamehameha

Kamehameha 18, St. Louis 0. St. Louis is virtually eliminated in the ILH race. Not a good weekend for St. Louis.

Chang sets NCAA record on national TV

Unfortunately it was the wrong record and Hawaii lost 3-69 to Boise State on ESPN2

Mark Herrman happy to have his record broken

Boston wins World Series

Boston sweeps St. Louis in four games

Johnny Damon Gets Fuzzy

The Ultimate Black Belt Test

Martial-arts enthusiasts urging acts of kindness

St. Louis defeats Houston to advance to World Series

Cardinals foil Roger Clemens in game 7.

Red Sox end curse to advance to World Series

Down three games to none, the Red Sox beat the Yankees four in a row to advance to the World Series

Red Sox force game 7

Red Sox knock off Yankees to force game 7

Red Sox still alive

Red Sox barely stay alive against Yankees

damn Yankees

Yankees 19, Red Sox 8

Midnight Showdown

Midnight Ohana will feature Bainum vs. Hannemann

Candidates square off on the court (photos)

Was Duke Bainum ever a paperboy?

bad name

This guy has possibly the worse name ever for a baseball pitcher

He ended up not walking anybody today, but the Yankees still won in 12 innings

Sheffield on Bonds

behind the scenes

Astros win wildcard, Giants eliminated

Astros 5, Rockies 3

Dodgers walk past Giants into playoffs

Finley hits grand slam in the bottom of the ninth. Dodgers win 7-3