Coach K ties Knight's all-time wins mark
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Nov. 12, 2011
DURHAM, N.C. -- Mike Krzyzewski hustled off the court, just as he has done so many times during three-plus decades at Duke.
The Hall of Fame coach tried to turn this one into just another victory, and it didn't work.
This time, Coach K caught his college coach on the career wins list.
Krzyzewski tied Bob Knight atop the Division I men's victories list with his 902nd victory in No. 6 Duke's 96-55 rout against Presbyterian on Saturday.
"Whenever an individual coaching honor occurs, it's because of your players and your assistants and the infrastructure you build," Krzyzewski said. "You're just the recipient of a lot of good things, then, because you're the head of it. Good players and unselfish kids win a lot of ballgames."
Ryan Kelly scored 17 points for the Blue Devils (2-0), who shot 61 percent and used a huge first-half run to deliver another milestone victory to their Hall of Fame coach. Coach K improved to 902-284 during his 37th season as a college coach at Army and Duke. He can pass Knight -- his coach and mentor -- on Tuesday night against Michigan State at Madison Square Garden.
Krzyzewski entered this season needing three wins to pass Knight, and repeatedly has said how proud he is that the first two men's coaches in Division I to reach 900 wins are a coach and his former point guard. That bond, naturally, led to some good-natured needling between the two.
"He says to me, 'Michael ... Can you tell your kids to win those three games real quick?' " Krzyzewski said. "I said, 'Coach, yeah, those first three, every game's important.' He says, 'No, no, not for that. I'm getting tired of saying nice things about you.'
"He says, 'Tell your players I'm getting angry, and maybe that will motivate them,' " Krzyzewski added. "I said, 'Well, Coach, I've spent my entire life trying to make sure you haven't been angry.' "
Krzyzewski continued his steady climb up the wins list by matching Knight -- for whom he ran the point at Army in the 1960s. The Cameron Crazies chanted "902" as the final seconds ticked away, then chanted his name after the horn.
The public address announcer notified the 9,314 in attendance that the win moved Krzyzewski into a tie with Knight, and Coach K briefly huddled with the Blue Devils on the court, then whisked into the locker room as the song Celebration blared from the speakers.
"We want to win for Coach, but we want to win every game," Kelly said. "That's how we approach it, and that's how Coach approaches it. He's just worried about the game at hand. Numbers are a nice thing, but we need to worry about our team right now."
Krzyzewski insisted the record "hasn't been a distraction for me, except time-wise. I'm good about not making it that big of a thing, even though I know it's a big thing. I'm not minimizing it, but it really will happen [in time], and the development of my team will only happen right now. I've got to do that [develop his team]. That's just what you're supposed to do.
"It's kind of hard to believe, really."
Freshman Austin Rivers scored 15 points, Miles Plumlee had 13 points and 11 rebounds and younger brother Mason Plumlee added 13 points for Duke, which improved on a couple of streaks at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Devils won their NCAA-best 38th straight home game and their 88th in a row against nonconference opponents at home.
The biggest challenge the Blue Devils faced - aside from all the attention for their coach's march toward history - was the possibility of fatigue after a quick turnaround. The game against Presbyterian started roughly 17 hours after Duke's tighter-than-expected, 77-76 victory over pesky mid-major Belmont in the opener.
"It was weird because I'm not really used to anything like that -- the only experience I have is AAU, where you play like four games in one day, but that's nothing like a college game," Rivers said. "We know what we have to lose, and that's a lot. We come in here very focused and very ready to win, and that's what we did."
The Blue Devils had to work plenty hard to beat those Bruins, who returned the nucleus of a regular NCAA tournament team. They weren't required to expel nearly as much effort to beat a Blue Hose team that until last year had never defeated an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent.
"It was like going into a knife fight with a toothpick," Presebyterian coach Gregg Nibert said.
Duke's young team -- which has only one senior on the roster -- is learning to play without three key players who are now on NBA rosters: Nolan Smith, Kyle Singler and, to a lesser extent, Kyrie Irving, who played only 11 games during his lone injury-plagued season in Durham.
These Blue Devils took a significant step forward by coming up with their first overwhelming run of the new season.
Duke outscored Presbyterian 29-6 midway through the first half to push its lead well into double figures and remove all the drama from this one.
The Blue Devils led just 19-17 with 12 minutes left in the half before Mason Plumlee started the burst with consecutive baskets. Freshman Quinn Cook hit two 3s during the surge and reserve Josh Hairston capped the run with a layup that made it 48-20 with 3 minutes before the break. Cook and Seth Curry finished with 10 points apiece.
Al'Lonzo Coleman had 11 points for Presbyterian (1-1). Pierre Miller scored 10 points, and his 3 made it a two-point game before Duke began its decisive run. Presbyterian, the preseason pick to finish seventh in the Big South, went 8½ minutes without a field goal during that span.
"That was a clinic out there offensively," Nibert said. "We know how great their guards are, and we tried to go in there and hope that the big guys beat us. They not only beat us, they did a tremendous job."
Cal coach Montgomery reveals he had 'high-grade' bladder cancer
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LOS ANGELES -- California men's basketball coach Mike Montgomery said Friday he was diagnosed with bladder cancer and had surgery last week that has left him cancer-free.
Montgomery made the surprise announcement at Pac-12 media day in Los Angeles.
The school announced Montgomery's surgery on Oct. 19, but didn't disclose any details about it.
"I went from having high-grade bladder cancer to being totally cancer-free at this juncture," he said.
Mike Montgomery says he had surgery last week and is 'cancer-free.' (Getty Images) The 64-year-old coach resisted going into detail about his health crisis, but he said he was diagnosed last month while a doctor was checking on diverticulitis, a condition in which the inner lining of the intestine becomes inflamed or infected.
"There was something that wasn't supposed to be in there," Montgomery said. "Three months ago he wouldn't have found it. Six months from now, you would have been done. If you've got an ache or a pain, get checked.
"Through a series of extremely fortuitous events, we were able to get in, get the little polyp, tumor, whatever you want to call it, and get it out. Everything since that time has been all clear."
Montgomery said he will return full-time to running the 24th-ranked Golden Bears' program on Monday "much to the players' chagrin."
Senior guard Jorge Gutierrez said the team feels more connected to Montgomery since learning of his condition.
"He opened up a little bit more, so that helps us to relate to him more," he said.
Montgomery said he's lost weight and is focused on regaining his strength, but has no physical limitations. He was relatively blithe in telling the media about the experience and only briefly turned serious on the subject.
"It's scary," he said. "You go from being relatively on top of your game to no longer being in charge. I'm extremely fortunate it went the way it did. Probably adds a little perspective to your life."
Southern California coach Kevin O'Neill was aware of Montgomery's condition.
"It's great to see him healthy. When he was doing surgery, he was cracking jokes the whole time," he said. "Everybody's prayers are with Mike. Not a more respected coach in the whole country, not a guy that's done a better job at so many levels in the whole country."
UCLA coach Ben Howland added, "What a story. You just never know."
Montgomery enters his fourth season at Cal, picked by the league's media to finish second to UCLA in the newly realigned Pac-12. He previously coached for 18 years at Stanford, leading the Cardinal to the 1998 Final Four and being named league coach of the year four times. He left Stanford to coach the NBA's Golden State Warriors for two seasons before returning to the college ranks, where he has 611 career wins, putting him in the top 25 among active coaches.
Coach Belak hanged himself on hotel-apartment building
Toronto–-former NHL player Wade Belak hanged himself, according to which a person who is familiar with the case.
Belak, an enforcer who had played with five NHL teams, before retiring in March found dead Wednesday in Toronto. He was 35.
The person with Belak said of the death, that he is a Center luxury hotel and apartment building hanged. The person spoke Thursday to the associated press on condition of anonymity because details of the investigation were confidential.
"At this point is not suspicious," said Toronto Police spokesman Tony Vella on Thursday. "We provide further information on a not suspicious case."
Belak is the third NHL enforcer found dead since May.
The body of the 27-year-old Rick Rypien Winnipeg Jets was discovered earlier this month at his home in Alberta after a police officer said that a call has been answered for a "sudden and non-suspicious" death. Former New York Rangers enforcer Derek Boogaard died in May 28 due to a random mix of alcohol and the Painkiller oxycodone.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettmann and Don Fehr, executive Director of the National Hockey League players Association, issued a joint statement Thursday afternoon saying, during which each clearly is the "Tragic events are not ignored." They committed themselves, the League to review programs, substance abuse and behavioral health.
"We confess to check us in detail, the factors that may have contributed to these events, and to determine whether concrete steps to increase player comfortable and minimize the likelihood that such events taken place can be." "Our companies are committed to a thorough review of our existing support programmes and practices and immediate changes and improvements to the block, they view the justified", the statement said.
Bettmann and Fehr, said it is important to ensure that everyone in the NHL is on the way of those, the help and teams and fans should know that each option will be pursued to help players in trouble.
"We want comfortable search individuals for help to feel when they need help," the statement said.
It is not only the death, which are disruptive, but the death of similar players, said Craig button, general manager of the Calgary Flames as Belak early played it the Canadian Press.
"It is made not only in the head, it is everything that goes with this role [enforcer]." I think that people very, very great attention concussions and blows to the head and the role of the enforcer numbers, "said button."
"I don't think that someone can stop until we really know about the impact, the are not only physically, but emotionally as well."
Mike Gillis, general manager of the Vancouver Canucks, said the CP he expected that the role of the enforcer, will now be reviewed.
"I am sure that it will have impact," he said. "I am sure that it is created debate." I know for Rick [Rypien], I don't think we ever his role and how he had played the game a major influence in what has happened. "Maybe we are wrong."
Belak should sideline on Nashville television broadcasts this season to work as reporters. 6-Foot-5, 233-pound forward played for Colorado, Calgary, Toronto, Florida, and finished his career with Nashville 549 career NHL games, with eight goals, 25 assists and 1,263 penalty minutes.
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US soccer team falls to Belgium; Coach Klinsmann now 0-2-1
Brussels - the U.S. national team lost Belgium 1-0 Tuesday, Jürgen Klinsmann without a win in three games left, because he was busy as the American coach.
This was the first road game for the United States since Klinsmann on board. The Americans already bound Mexico and lost after Costa Rica.
Jürgen Klinsmann, in his first game of the road as the U.S. not clinch victory no. 1 with the team. (AP) Nicolas Lombaerts half volleyball in the 55th minute was the only goal in an exhibition, dominated the Belgians in the rain getränkten.
"It was an interesting game for both sides," said Klinsmann. "For the first 25 minutes the United States a good had passing game going, but then began to show the individual Belgian class." "The players have learned a lot from the game."
Klinsmann, a former German star and coach, is looking to assemble players that will play in the World Cup qualifiers, to begin the June of next year. He referred to the promising players such as Juan Agudelo, Jose Torres, Brek Shea and Timmy Chandler.
An inexperienced US team rarely threatened, and replacement of the second half did Agudelo and Kyle Beckerman to revive little game.
However, the Americans had their best chance five minutes before the end. A midfield cross found its way to the edu, the the ball past Mignolet. But the referee prevented the goal as Clarence Goodson was ruled to have handled the ball inside the box.
The United States aggressively played only in the first minutes. Clint Dempsey was in the sixth minute free kick by Belgian goalkeeper Simon Mignolet was looking for. Ten minutes later Torres curled free kick from the right side, just behind the post.
In the 25th minute beat Timmy Simons of a low ball from the right edge of the area, that U.S. goalkeeper, which Tim Howard deflected. Seven minutes later, dries Mertens crossed the ball into the area to an unmarked Marouane Fellaini, whose Schuss was stopped by Howard.
Belgium coach of Georges Leekens said United States also played for the first 15 minutes.
"Then we have a grip and we wanted to really home to win the Azarbaijan game", he said.
Belgium has against Azerbaijan on Friday, to weaken his chances of qualifying for next year European Championship.
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Lineups:
Belgium: Simon Mignolet, Laurent Ciman, Toby Alderweireld, Vincent Kompany, Nicolas Lombaerts, Timmy Simons, Eden hazard (Marvin Ogunjimi, 61), Marouane Fellaini (Romelu Lukaku, 61), Igor de Camargo, Axel Witsel, dries Mertens.
United States: Tim Howard, Steve Cherundolo, Timmy Chandler, Clarence Goodson, Carlos Bocanegra, Clint Dempsey, Robbie Rogers (Kyle Beckerman, 46), Maurice edu, Jozy Altidore (Juan Agudelo, 46), Jose Torres (Jeff Larentowicz, 75), Brek Shea.
Wii - UFC fitness coach 2011 [scrub. 2.7 GB] [NTSC-U] [Deutsch] [FS-WUP-FSC]
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Wii - UFC Personal Trainer 2011 [Scrub. 2.7 Gb][Ntsc-U][English][Fs-Wup-FSC] 
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