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The PaducahSports Sun | Monday, February 11, 2013 | paducahsun.com Section B Snedeker finally claims a trophy
BY DOUG FERGUSON Associated Press PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Brandt Snedeker didn’t have to take a back seat to anyone at Pebble Beach. A runner-up to Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson each of the last two weeks, Snedeker fi n- ished off a record performance Sunday with a 7-under 65 for a two-shot victory over Chris Kirk in the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Snedeker holed a 10-foot birdie on the 17th hole, and then tapped in for par to fi nish at 19-under 267. That broke the tournament record by one shot held by Mickelson (2007) and Mark O’Meara (1997), who each Associated Press had a 20-under 268 when Pop- Associated Press Notre Dame forward Tom Knight celebrates with mascot Bryce Burton following Saturday’s five-over- Brandt Snedeker pumps his time game against Louisville in South Bend, Ind. Notre Dame won 104-101. py Hills was still in the rotation. The hottest player in golf, fist on the 18th green of the Snedeker fi nally has a trophy to Pebble Beach Golf Course after show for it. winning the Pebble Beach Pro- Am golf tournament on Sunday “Feels great to fi nish one,” he in Pebble Beach, Calif. Snede- said. “The last two weeks, play- ker finished with a tournament- College hoops season ing great but running into two record score of 19-under 267. Hall of Famers, really motivated me to go out and prove that I can new season. handle the lead.” Snedeker goes to No. 4 in the In fi ve starts this year, he al- world, the highest ranking of keeps getting crazier ready had a win, two second- his career and second only to place fi nishes and a third. He Woods among Americans. never had much of a chance “Kind of crazy to think what’s BY JAY COHEN Boston College 62-61 on Sunday most in at least 17 years. against Woods at Torrey Pines happened,” he said. Associated Press night, but seventh-ranked Ari- Top-ranked Indiana, No. 2 or Mickelson at the Phoenix He now heads off to a vacation Wisconsin’s tying half-court zona lost 77-69 to California and Florida and No. 3 Michigan each Open, who each had big leads on Maui before returning for the heave went in, of course. Then Illinois made 11 3-pointers in a have dropped a game in the past going into the fi nal round. stretch run leading to the Mas- Kansas lost again. And in case 57-53 victory at No. 18 Minneso- week. The Hoosiers fell 74-72 Snedeker was tied with James ters. Winning a major is the next you were asleep late Saturday ta. That made it six top-10 teams at Illinois on Thursday and the Hahn, a 31-year-old rookie from step for Snedeker, a 32-year-old night, Notre Dame rallied past and 14 in the Top 25 overall with Gators trailed by as many as 27 the Bay Area, and seized control from Nashville who has emerged Louisville in fi ve overtimes. at least one loss since the poll during the second half of an 80- with an eagle and three bird- as a veritable threat wherever he March Madness is weeks away, came out last Monday. 69 loss at Arkansas last Tuesday ies on the opening seven holes. plays with a confi dent putting but February Frenzy is already in “Nothing about today was night. Snedeker responded to his only stroke and a dramatic increase full swing. easy,” Blue Devils coach Mike “It’s a crazy season, man. It is bogey, a three-putt at No. 9, by in hitting fairways off the tee. Six more Top 25 teams went Krzyzewski said. “These are a crazy, crazy season,” Illini for- rolling in birdie putts on the Hahn wound up with a 2-un- down Saturday, including two of games anybody can lose, and ward Tyler Griffey said. “It just next two holes. der 70 and tied for third with the top fi ve. When the next As- throughout the country every- goes to show you anybody can He took a long gaze out at the Jimmy Walker (66) and Kevin sociated Press poll comes out to- body is losing them. Our guys beat anybody on any given night. Pacifi c while waiting on the 18th Stadler (65). The day wasn’t a day, it likely will have a new No. found a way to win against a team TCU beating Kansas, us beat- tee at Pebble Beach, perhaps re- total loss for Hahn. He previous- 1 for the sixth straight week — that was also deserving to win, so ing Indiana: It’s an unbelievable fl ecting on an amazing ride over ly tied for fourth at the Humana marking the second-longest such that’s a real good thing.” year, but that’s what makes it the last six months — winning Challenge, and his tie for third streak since the fi rst rankings in For top schools, it’s been a rocky exciting. That’s what makes it so the Tour Championship to cap- gets him into Riviera next week. 1949. run. According to STATS, Top 25 much fun to play.” ture the FedEx Cup and its $10 He hasn’t missed a cut this year Fourth-ranked Duke overcame teams lost to unranked teams 36 million prize, his fi rst Ryder Cup and is already 11th in the FedEx early and late defi cits to beat times from Jan. 17 to Feb. 6, the Please see COLLEGE | 2B team, and a blazing start to the Cup standings. Paternos challenge report Family’s investigation won’t on scandal at Penn State rescue Paterno’s reputation BY TIM DAHLBERG after his death, the campaign to BY GENARO C. ARMAS family critique released. Associated Press resuscitate Joe Paterno’s name is Associated Press “The lack of factual report for Go ahead and read all 238 pag- under way with a hefty document STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Joe the ... inaccurate and unfounded es of the Paterno family report, if that savages the Freeh report im- Paterno’s family released its re- fi ndings related to Mr. Paterno, you’re so inclined. People who be- plicating Paterno as a silent en- sponse to Penn State’s report and its numerous process-orient- lieve Joe Paterno’s statue should abler of Jerry Sandusky as “rank on the Jerry Sandusky scandal ed defi ciencies, was a rush to in- still be standing in Happy Val- speculation, innuendo and rheto- Sunday, attacking Louis Freeh’s justice and calls into question the ley probably will, and feel pretty ric.” conclusion that the coach hid credibility of the entire Report,” good about it at the end. Was there any other way this sex abuse allegations against his Thornburgh was quoted as saying The summary weighs in at was going to turn out? Months longtime assistant. in the family’s analysis, posted on just four pages and does its job in the making and paid for by the In a report commissioned by the website paterno.com. of giving Paterno a posthumous Paterno family, this is as much a the family, former U.S. Attorney Months in the making, the re- cleansing, too. Turns out he was public relations campaign as it is General and Pennsylvania Gov. port was billed as an independent a trusting sort who knew nothing an answer to accusations against Dick Thornburgh said the inves- analysis of the work by Freeh, about anything — and no one else him. tigation by former FBI director who defended his report Sunday. Associated Press did, either. You have a former FBI director; Freeh resulted in a “rush to injus- “I stand by our conclusion that Penn State coach Joe Pater- Or just read this headline and we’ll top you with a former attor- tice.” That report, authorized by four of the most powerful people no watches warmups before a save yourself a lot of time: Cri- ney general. You say JoePa knew game against Purdue in 2007 in the university, found that Paterno at Penn State failed to protect State College, Pa. Paterno’s fam- tique of the Freeh Report: The things and conspired to keep and three former administrators against a child sexual predator ily released a response to Penn Rush to Injustice Regarding Joe them silent, we’ll say there was covered up child sexual abuse al- harming children for over a de- State’s report on the Jerry San- Paterno. no conspiracy at all. legations against former assistant cade,” he said in a statement is- dusky scandal Sunday, attacking Pretty much sums it up, though At times the defense of Paterno coach Jerry Sandusky. sued through a spokesman. Louis Freeh’s conclusion that the widow Sue will go on Katie Cou- is almost laughable, such as this Those fi ndings last July were coach hid sex abuse allegations ric’s show today to make sure unsupported by the facts, said the Please see PATERNO | 3B against his longtime assistant. everyone understands. A year Please see REPUTATION | 3B
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Girls: Lone Oak ääÊä°Ê/Ì>ÃÊ{£ÇÊ£ÇÓÓÊ£äx° -VÌÌÊ>}iÞÊf£Î]Ç£xÊÈxÇÇÃÈ«ÇxÊpÊÓnÈ Û>Ì}ÊÌi>ÊÀÕið at Livingston Central, Marshall County at Ballard Memorial, Mayfield at Carlisle Coun- ty, Hickman County at Graves County, Mur- COLLEGE ray at Henderson County, Hopkins Central at Crittenden County, Union County at Lyon CONTINUED FROM 1B Oklahoma on Saturday made it 11th-ranked Cardinals. and 15 rebounds. “The strongest County. Illinois Class 3A regional (at Herrin): a three-game slide for the sto- “Unbelievable,” Irish coach will survive. They were a great Mount Vernon vs. Herrin or Marion (6 p.m.), Michigan was leading Wis- ried program for the fi rst time Mike Brey said. “I’m really proud team tonight and made a lot of Massac County vs. Carbondale (7:30 p.m.). consin 60-57 on Saturday when in eight years. They host No. 13 of my team because many times big shots.” COLLEGE BASKETBALL – Kentucky at Ben Brust got a perfect inbound Kansas State on Monday. we were down in the overtimes The current string of No. 1 Florida (6 p.m.). SEC: Alabama at Georgia. pass from Mike Bruesewitz, “It hasn’t been a good week and kept fi ghting back. Every- swapping is the longest since took one dribble across half- for us by any stretch, but let’s be body was part of it tonight. It’s 1994, when Arkansas, North court and connected for the ty- real,” Kansas coach Bill Self said. one of those magical nights.” Carolina, Kansas, UCLA and ing 3-pointer as time expired in “We were ranked No. 2 in the It was the longest regular- Duke alternated at the top seven Purchase memos regulation. Brust added another country seven days ago, and you season game in the history of the straight weeks — the longest big 3-pointer in overtime to lead don’t go from being a good team Big East. The previous record streak since Saint Louis debuted The Rules: Please send your submissions for Purchase the Badgers to a 65-62 victory. to a bad team overnight. was a four-overtime game that as No. 1 in the initial AP poll. sidelines to [email protected], or fax to 270-442-7859, “It was awesome, something “We’ve had a couple of bad happened 11 years ago to the day If the poll holds, the Blue Dev- or mail to Sports, The Paducah Sun, Box 2300, Paducah, Ky., 42003-2300. I’ll remember forever, and I’m outings, but we’re still a good and also involved Notre Dame. ils are poised to return to the top sure a lot of people will,” Brust team.” The Irish beat Georgetown 116- spot — whether they like it or GOLF: Drake Creek Golf Club in Ledbetter said. It turns out the losses by the 11 in 4 OTs on Feb. 9, 2002. not. is hosting the Cold Golf, Warm Hearts cou- The Wolverines will need to Wolverines and Jayhawks were It also marked the sixth time “It’s crazy to watch, but it’s ples tournament on Saturday with a 12:30 forget this one in a hurry. They just a precursor to the thriller at in the last eight meetings that a very entertaining,” Duke guard p.m. shotgun start. The entry fee is $50 per face rival Michigan State in East Notre Dame, where the No. 25 game between the Irish and the Seth Curry said. “We’ve been team. For information, contact Drake Creek Lansing on Tuesday night. Fighting Irish erased an eight- Cardinals went into overtime. the No. 1 team a few times this at 898-4653 or visit the club’s website at The fi fth-ranked Jayhawks point defi cit in the fi nal 51 sec- “It’s always overtime,” said season. It’s not something we’re www.drakecreek.com. also are looking at a quick turn- onds of regulation and went on Chane Behanan, who led Louis- shooting for; we’re just trying to around after a 72-66 loss at to a 104-101 victory over the ville with a career-high 30 points win games.” paducahsun.com Sports The Paducah Sun • Monday, February 11, 2013 • 3B Sports Briefs Locals head to state swim meet Carlisle, Lone Oak, Graves win district draws Staff report In girls competition, Carlisle County, Lone Oak and Graves County won Murray’s Daniel McGee Lone Oak eighth grader Region 1 Swimming & Diving coin flips for the No. 1 seed in their respective district and Caldwell County’s Tyler Fell earned auto- boys basketball tournaments, setting up their first- Matthew Rogers won two matic state qualifi cation Boys 400 freestyle relay: 5. Murray. 8. Heath. Team scores: Bowling Green 380, Ow- round games on Feb. 18. events apiece at the Region with runner-up fi nishes in ensboro Catholic 264, Greenwood 206.5, Girls The Comets won a three-way draw with Hickman 1 swimming and diving the 200- and 500-meter Daviess County 201, Madisonville 178, Team scores: Bowling Green 510.5, County and Fulton City for the top seed in the First meet Saturday at Owens- freestyle, as did the Murray Hopkinsville 178, Murray 159, Muhlen- Greenwood 290.5, Daviess County 209, berg County 118.5, Henderson County Madisonville 185.5, South Warren 158, District and will play host Fulton County in their post- boro Health Park, clinch- team of freshmen Megan 94, Heath 90, Owensboro 63, Lone Oak Murray 157.5, Lone Oak 149, Hopkinsville season opener. Lone Oak won a coin flip with Heath ing spots in the state meet, Wilson, Abby Gibson and 59, Logan County 41, Caldwell County 139, Owensboro 89, Owensboro Catholic 40, Allen County 36, Barren County 33, 82, Glasgow 80, Muhlenberg County 69, and will play Reidland in the first round. Graves won scheduled for Feb. 21-23 Nicole McGee and seventh- Marshall County 33, Apollo 32, Paducah St. Mary 61.5, Barren County 28, Apollo a draw with Mayfield for the No. 1 seed in the Third at the University of Louis- grader Kathryn James in Tilghman 29, South Warren 24, Calloway 28, Allen County 21, Franklin-Simpson County 21, Hopkins Central 8, Franklin- 13.5, Marshall County 12, Calloway District and will play Ballard Memorial in the district ville. the 200-meter freestyle Simpson 5, Ohio County 3 County 11 semifinals. McGee, a junior, won relay. 200 freestyle: 1. Daniel McGee (Mur). 200 freestyle: 2. Tyler Fell (LO). 4. Me- 6. Bradley Baker (Hea). 7. Cyrus Nabavi gan Wilson (Mur). 7. Kelsey Stevens (LO). regional titles in the 200- The Lone Oak team of (Mur). 200 intermediate medley: 5. Abby Gib- — Staff report and 500-meter freestyle. Fell, Milan Doan, Oliver 200 individual medley: 1. Matthew Rog- son (Mur). ers (Cald). 50 freestyle: 6. Nicole McGee (Mur). 7. Rogers, a sophomore, Fell and Kelsey Stevens fi n- 50 freestyle: 4. Taylor Thompson (PT). Katherine Culbertson (SM). Illinois takes down No. 18 Minnesota took home gold medals in ished third in the 200 free- 100 butterfl y: 2. Cyrus Nabavi (Mur). 4. 100 freestyle: 4. Katherine Culbertson Carson Price (LO). 7. Eb Weber (Mur). (SM). 5. Milan Doan (LO). 6. Nicole Mc- the 200-meter individual style and is likely to qualify 100 freestyle: 5. Taylor Thompson (PT). Gee (Mur). MINNEAPOLIS — Tyler Griffey capped a terrific week medley and the 100-me- for the state meet. The top 500 freestyle: 1. Daniel McGee (Mur). 500 freestyle: 2. Tyler Fell (LO). 4. 4. Bradley Baker (Hea). Kelsey Stevens (LO). for Illinois with 16 points, and the Fighting Illini went ter breaststroke. Murray’s two fi nishers in each event 200 freestyle relay: 5. Murray. 200 freestyle relay: 2. Murray. 3. Lone 11 for 23 from 3-point range in a 57-53 win over No. Cyrus Nabavi also qualifi ed qualify from all fi ve re- 100 backstroke: 4. Carson Price (LO). Oak. 7. Eb Weber (Mur). 100 backstroke: 3. Megan Wilson 18 Minnesota on Sunday night. for the state meet with a gions, and the 22 best re- 100 breaststroke: 1. Matthew Rogers (Mur). 6. Milan Doan (LO). Three days after Griffey’s buzzer-beating layup gave second-place fi nish in the maining times from around (Cald). 5. Marco O’Bryan (Call). 7. Paul 400 freestyle relay: 5. Lone Oak. 6. Illinois (17-8, 4-7) a 74-72 victory over No. 1 Indiana, 100-meter butterfl y. the state also advance. Hudson (Mar). Murray. Tracy Abrams swished a step-back 3-pointer with 18 seconds left to stretch the lead over Minnesota to four. D.J. Richardson had 13 points and Brandon Paul added 10 points for the Illini, who ended a 10-game Caldwell pair win regional wrestling titles losing streak on the road against ranked Big Ten teams. Staff report by Union County’s Chad Ga- vens won the 197-pound Paducah Tilghman — Austin Hollins had 16 points and four steals for the HOPKINSVILLE — hafer 6-4 in the semifi nals. class, with Jerimiah Kline Derek Miller (4th, 122), Golden Gophers (17-7, 5-6). Caldwell County wrestlers Gilkey won the 134-pound fi nishing second in the Frank Rosario (3rd, 128), Kegan Agnew and Chris class, beating Union’s Gabe 115-pound class. Trigg Chandler Martin (3rd, 134), — Asociated Press Gilkey won the Region 1 Ervin 7-5 after winning his placed ninth among 14 Zak Thompson (3rd, 184), titles in their respective fi rst two matches via pinfall. teams, with Calloway Coun- Dominic Hephner (3rd, weight classes Saturday Paducah Tilghman, led ty in 11th place and Graves 287). at Christian County, earn- by third-place fi nishes by County fi nishing 13th. Graves County — Chase District basketball ing trips to this weekend’s Frank Roasrio (128), Chan- The state tournament Copeland (3rd, 172). state tournament and lead- dler Martin (134), Zak is Friday and Saturday at Calloway County — Scott tournament schedules ing the Tigers to a seventh- Thompson (184) and Domi- Alltech Arena in the Ken- Ruttman (4th, 115), Isaiah place fi nish in the team nic Hephner (287), fi nished tucky Horse Park complex Frank (4th, 140), Andrew Boys Girls competition. in sixth place behind Union near Lexington. Here are Lee (4th, 287). First District First District (at Fulton County) (at Fulton County) Agnew won the County, Fort Campbell, the state tournament quali- Caldwell County — Dylan Feb. 18 Feb. 18 154-pound class, defeating Christian County, Ohio fi ers from each school, with Gray (4th, 108), Chris Gilkey Carlisle County vs. Fulton County, Carlisle County vs. Fulton County, 6 7:30 p.m. p.m. Kyle Bunch of Ohio County County and Apollo. their fi nish in their respec- (1st, 134), Kegan Agnew (1st, Feb. 19 Feb. 19 4-3 in the fi nal after slipping Trigg County’s Aaron Ste- tive weight classes: 154). Hickman County vs. Fulton City, 7:30 Hickman County vs. Fulton City, 8 p.m. p.m. Feb. 22 Feb. 21 Championship, 7 p.m. Championship, 7 p.m. Second District Second District (at Heath) REPUTATION (at Heath) Feb. 18 Feb. 18 Paducah Tilghman vs. Reidland, 6 Lone Oak vs. Reidland, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Feb. 19 Feb. 19 CONTINUED FROM 1B Heath vs. Paducah Tilghman, 7:30 Lone Oak vs. Heath 6 p.m. p.m. Feb. 22 Feb. 21 Championship, 6 p.m. from former FBI profi ler Championship, 7 p.m. Third District Third District Jim Clemente: “Paterno, (at St. Mary) (at St. Mary) like everyone else who Feb. 18 Feb. 18 Graves County vs. Ballard Memorial, Graves County vs. St. Mary, 6 p.m. knew Sandusky, simply fell 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 victim to effective ‘groom- Feb. 19 Mayfi eld vs. Ballard Memorial, 7:30 p.m. Mayfi eld vs. St. Mary, 7:30 p.m. ing,’” Clemente wrote. Feb. 22 Feb. 21 Utter hogwash. Paterno Championship, 7 p.m. Championship, 7 p.m. himself would have prob- Fourth District Fourth District ably said the same thing if (at Calloway County) (at Calloway County) Feb. 18 he was as honest with him- Feb. 18 Murray vs. Community Christian, 6 self as the family contends Marshall County vs. Community Chris- p.m. tian, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 he was with others. Feb. 19 Marshall County vs. Calloway County, There are no excuses for Calloway County vs. Murray, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Feb. 21 Feb. 21 not following up on Mike Championship, 8 p.m. Championship, 6 p.m. McQueary description of Fifth District Fifth District the sickening things he saw (at Trigg County) (at Trigg County) in the locker room show- Feb. 19 Feb. 18 Lyon County vs. Livingston Central, 6 Livingston Central vs. Trigg County, 6 ers of the Lasch Football p.m. p.m. Building. No way of get- Trigg County vs. Crittenden County, Lyon County vs. Crittenden County, 7:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m. ting around the fact San- Feb. 22 Feb. 21 dusky was allowed to hang Championship, 7 p.m. Championship, 7 p.m. around the locker room for Seventh District Seventh District years after that, molesting (at Hopkins Central) (at Hopkins Central) Feb. 19 who knows how many oth- Feb. 19 Associated Press Caldwell County vs. Hopkins Central, Madisonville vs. Dawson Springs, 6 er young boys. 8 p.m. p.m. Penn State football coach Joe Paterno and defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky Feb. 20 Feb. 20 And no special dispensa- pose during the college football team’s media day Aug. 6, 1999, in State College, Pa. Madisonville vs. Dawson Springs, 8 Caldwell County vs. Hopkins Central, tion for any of it simply be- p.m. 6 p.m. Sandusky was convicted of 45 counts at his child sex abuse trial. Paterno died on Feb. 22 Feb. 22 cause Paterno was a coach- Jan. 22, 2012. Championship, 8 p.m. Championship, 6 p.m. ing legend who ran not only a football program, eral Dick Thornburgh took that. If Freeh was the pros- but a university and a town. It was the cult particular offense in his ecutor, Thornburgh and PATERNO Not that you can blame of Paterno itself portion of the report claims others are the defense at- the family for trying. The by Freeh that Paterno did torneys, trying their best to legacy that Paterno so care- that created not have empathy for the declare Paterno innocent CONTINUED FROM 1B Gary Schultz. Less than fully built up over 46 years the atmosphere safety of children. Not only in the court of public opin- two weeks after the Freeh as head football coach at did Paterno like children, ion. The family’s report con- report was released in Penn State was left in tat- that allowed a Thornburgh wrote, but But the bottom line of cluded that observations July, the NCAA acted with ters by the scandal, and monster like made sure to participate in the Freeh report was ac- related to Paterno in the uncharacteristic speed in they’re trying desperately Sandusky to a Penn State dance mara- curate. There was a core of Freeh report was unfound- levying massive sanctions to restore his good name. thon charity for children top university offi cials that ed, and were a disservice against the football pro- What they don’t under- roam freely. with cancer and was a sup- knew things and didn’t act. to Paterno, the univer- gram for the scandal. stand is that Joe Paterno porter of the Special Olym- And there were children sity community and San- The former administra- is not the real victim here. pics. who paid for it. Young boys dusky’s victims “and the tors have vehemently de- What he lost in the fi nal director Louis Freeh acted So Paterno wasn’t some who paid dearly because critical mission of educat- nied the allegations. So, months of his life surely as “judge, jury and execu- kind of monster after all. the people in charge didn’t ing the public on the dan- too, has Paterno’s family, pains the family, but it tioner” when he was hired Glad we could get that stop Sandusky when they gers of child sexual victim- though a detailed counter- was the cult of Paterno it- by Penn State to deliver the cleared up. could. ization.” offensive began in earnest self that created the atmo- defi nitive report on the in- The bottom line is the The Paternos may fi nd The central claim that this weekend. sphere that allowed a mon- volvement of the university Freeh report wasn’t per- it hard to swallow because Paterno “was engaged in a The family’s fi ndings said ster like Sandusky to roam and its offi cers in the San- fect. It jumped to some they can’t reconcile it to the conspiracy ... there’s sim- that Paterno never asked or freely. dusky scandal. Freeh con- conclusions, and took man they knew, the man ply no basis anywhere in told anyone not to investi- The young boys who cluded last July that four of some liberties that would who over the years became the report for that fi nding. gate or report an allegation were sexually abused by the most powerful people not hold up in court. a near deity in State Col- That in my view renders made against Sandusky 12 Sandusky are the true vic- at Penn State — including That’s what prosecutors lege. And certainly some the whole report of very lit- years ago, Saturday, Feb. 9, tims. They’re the ones who Paterno — failed to protect do, but it’s important to people will agree with tle value,” Thornburgh said 2001. pay every day of their lives, children from Sandusky for note that Penn State both them that Paterno was the in an interview with The Paterno also never asked while trying their best to more than a decade as part accepted the report and scapegoat for a scandal, Associated Press. “There’s or told anyone not to dis- erase terrible scars that just of an effort to protect the has implemented changes an old man railroaded and simply nothing in this re- cuss or hide information won’t go away. university and its reputa- recommended in it. The unceremoniously dumped cord, in the Freeh report, reported by graduate assis- Sadly, no one can write a tion. NCAA waited just 10 days by the very university he that indicates he was in- tant Mike McQueary about report giving them back the “That bell can never be after its release to impose loved and served so ably on volved in any way.” the 2001 allegation, the innocence Sandusky stole unrung, but the many as- landmark sanctions on the football fi eld. Freeh’s fi ndings also critique said, and followed while Paterno reigned su- sociated errors can be cor- Penn State that include Unfortunately for them, implicated former admin- university protocol in re- preme at State College. rected,” the Paterno report $60 million in fi nes and a the statue that once stood istrators in university pres- porting information to su- If you believe the Paterno states. four-year postseason ban outside the football stadi- ident Graham Spanier, ath- periors and left it to them family report — and it is an Just what those errors on football. um is not coming back. letic director Tim Curley “to investigate and report impressive, though fl awed are is a bit unclear, though Nothing in the Paterno And neither is Paterno’s and retired vice president as appropriate.” document — former FBI former U.S. Attorney Gen- report is going to change reputation. 4B • Monday, February 11, 2013 • The Paducah Sun Sports paducahsun.com 13 things to watch for with Cardinals in ’13
BY DERRICK GOOLD plained. “I want to get bet- before a couple of cameos base percentage as the Pi- McClatchy-Tribune News-Service ter. ... We need to do things Training sites there last season. Prospect rates’ starting shortstop in JUPITER, Fla. — This differently. It’s going to 0DMRU/HDJXH%DVHEDOOPDNHVLWVFROG Kolten Wong, whom the ’10 and ’11 — mirrors what afternoon in the St. Louis start with fundamentals. ZHDWKHUKRPHLQWKHVXQQ\VWDGLXPV club expects to take over would be reasonably ex- Cardinals’ complex at Rog- We’re going to work on RI)ORULGDDQG$UL]RQD at second base in the near pected offensively from the er Dean Stadium, the front every aspect of the game.” /DNH future, will attend camp as understudies the Cardinals offi ce and coaching staff Matheny collected spring %XHQD a non-roster invitee, and already have in house. Ex- will caucus for their fi rst workouts from his playing 9LVWD 2UODQGR there will be enough play- perience is Cedeno’s edge. meeting of spring. days and used those to in- ing time at second for him Kozma, rookie Ryan Jack- General manager John spire and guide the sched- .LVVLPPHH to impress. son, and second baseman 'XQHGLQ 4 Mozeliak said he’ll offer the ule last season. This year /DNHODQG 5. FURCAL’S FLINGS Daniel Descalso, when not 7DPSD 0HOERXUQH “10,000-foot view” of the there fi gures to be more &OHDUZDWHU $WODQWLF — The Cardinals’ starting trying to win that starting roster — who was signed to of his fi ngerprints on the 6W3HWHUVEXUJ 2FHDQ shortstop Furcal missed job, represent the other do what, who is back to do program as he adapts and Florida 95 the last month of the regu- options. the same, and even what moves to address issues %UDGHQWRQ Grapefruit League lar season and all of the 7. LEFT OUTS — Atop prospects are set to get a he saw during that season )HE0DUFK postseason with a torn lig- the Cardinals’ shopping 6DUDVRWD long look before returning that could be corrected in 3RUW6W/XFLH ament in his right elbow. list entering the winter to the minors. Manager spring. Matheny polled his *XOIRI 3RUW Furcal received treatment was a lefthanded reliever, Mike Matheny, who leads players this offseason for 0H[LFR &KDUORWWH -XSLWHU and rehab, not surgery. Al- and as they surveyed the the meeting with Mozeliak, their suggestions on how 75 though the club says Furcal available free agents they )W0\HUV will offer a more granu- “to be more effi cient, more has advanced on a throw- identifi ed the specifi c type lar look at spring and its effective.” He plans to fold 95 ing program, the Cardi- of lefty they wanted: a workouts — how his staff those into spring training nals know the integrity of LOOGY. That’s shorthand 75 will prepare the team. It’s that not only has a famil- NP his throwing arm won’t be for a “lefty one-out guy,” not the fi rst time the staff iar roster, but a mostly fa- N clear until he unleashes a or a specialist who ap- has discussed these topics. miliar coaching staff, too. Florida PLOHV 0LDPL dart during competition. pears often but may face They have spent the winter There is one signifi cant His elbow still could come only one or two batters a talking about them. Today change. John Mabry takes Arizona NP undone. Offi cials call Fur- game. Veteran Randy Cho- is a chance to summarize. over as hitting coach, re- Cactus League PLOHV cal an “uncertainty” enter- ate, 37, was, the Cardinals N And the weather is placing Mark McGwire. )HE0DUFK ing spring. How the Cardi- believed, the best LOOGY warmer. How Mabry, a fi rst year 60 nals ease Furcal into and available. Why the Cardi- “It sets the tone for the hitting coach, blossoms in 101 through spring training is nals wanted a specialist to coming weeks,” Mozeliak his new roll will have an in- 6XUSULVH 3HRULD only the beginning for the join lefty Marc Rzepczyn- Arizona said. fl uence on Matheny’s sec- 303 switch-hitter, who is en- ski in the bullpen should 17 The Cardinals’ pitchers ond spring. And it won’t be 87 6DOW5LYHU tering the fi nal year of his reveal itself late in spring and catchers report today because of the bunting. *OHQGDOH Scottsdale contract with the club. and early in April. Rzepc- 0DU\YDOH and the fi rst workout for 3. CONTRACT QUES- 10 6. UNDERSTUDIES AT zynski’s 4.24 ERA in 70 ap- Phoenix 202 them is Tuesday. The fi rst TIONS — Two former Octo- *RRG\HDU SHORT — Keeping Furcal pearances last season was 7HPSH 0HVD full-squad workout is Fri- ber stars for the Cardinals 60 refreshed means identify- buoyed by his 9.39 ERA in day. The Cardinals spent approached spring train- ing a capable backup who June and a trend the Car- the winter fi ne-tuning ing with contract questions 202 can spell the veteran — or dinals felt they couldn’t through free agency, and looming. One signed on 0&7 take over, as rookie Pete ignore. When Rzepczynski 10 6RXUFH0DMRU/HDJXH%DVHEDOO the roster that returns is the eve of camp, the other (65,7HOH$WODV86*6 Kozma did last season, if was the lone lefty in the largely the same they had could be the story of camp. Furcal has an extended bullpen, he had a 7.45 ERA for much of last season. World Series MVP David absence. As many as four in 14 appearances. The only regular not back Freese and the club avoid- 2014. ity role, or as the shortstop players will get their turns 8. JOINT DECISION from 2012 is starter Kyle ed an arbitration hearing 4. SECOND OPTIONS option. Second-year util- at shortstop this spring. — Jaime Garcia already Lohse. While the club will by agreeing to a one-year — Matheny’s description ity fi elder Matt Carpenter They are headlined by has grown tired of the at- have to adjust to the news deal Friday. Check. Dis- was as short as it was tell- arrived on Feb. 5 to begin the addition of Cedeno, a tention given his health. Chris Carpenter is set to cussions between the team ing when asked about sec- one-on-one work with former starter at the posi- That doesn’t mean it will start a second consecu- and staff ace Adam Wain- ond base last month. “It’s coach Jose Oquendo and tion. Cedeno, 30, started change. The lefty enters tive season on the disabled wright about a longterm open,” the manager said. to continue to see if he can 250 games at shortstop for spring as one of the Cardi- list, Mozeliak’s overview of extension are expected to In what could be the most make the move to second Pittsburgh from 2010 to nals’ biggest variables for the roster will include the intensify during spring competitive derby of spring base successfully. Oquen- 2011. Mozeliak described the coming season, and the same cornerstones as last training. Wainwright can training, last October’s do has planned a crash Cedeno as an “insurance absence of Chris Carpen- year’s 88-win team: Adam be a free agent at the end starter Daniel Descalso course at the position for policy” at the position. His ter only heightens the im- Wainwright atop the rota- of the year. If a deal can be will face challengers both Carpenter, who never had recent performance — a tion, Yadier Molina behind struck with Wainwright, experimental and devel- appeared at the position .253 average and .295 on- Please see CARDINALS | 5B the plate, Carlos Beltran who twice fi nished in the opmental. The Cardinals in right, Jason Motte in top three for the Cy Young believe that second base the ninth and Matt Holli- Award, it is likely to be the is Descalso’s to lose, espe- day batting third. Shaping richest ever given by the or- cially if his improvement at FEBRUARY SALE this similar team for im- ganization to a pitcher. The the plate matches his reli- JANUARY SALE proved results now moves club has openly expressed ability in the fi eld. But sec- to Matheny and his second an interest in establishing ond also serves as a fl ex po- spring. him as the entrenched heir sition for the club should IF YOU EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY HEARING... 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CONTINUED FROM 4B be plenty of playing time to keep on during work- at catcher to test the posi- outs. He looked like a mix portance of Garcia and his tion’s depth. Cedeno and between a highway patrol- shoulder, the joint around Matt Carpenter are posed man and Sgt. Slaughter, which some of the Cardi- for two of the other spots, the pro wrestler. There was nals’ success could swing. and Shane Robinson is the never a lack of laughs with Garcia was sidelined by leading option as a right- Berkman around. Nor a discomfort in his throwing handed-hitting outfi elder pitcher who missed Chris arm three times last sea- who can play center. Carpenter’s throws or a son, including an abbrevi- 12. OSCAR WATCH — misstep when met by his ated start in the National Gone are the days when Os- glare. Both veterans won’t League division series. He car Taveras would appear be around daily this spring. was diagnosed with a tear in a big-league exhibition Berkman signed with Tex- inside in his left shoulder, game with a one-size-fi ts- as. Carpenter is missing but he and the club decid- all No. 91 and no identify- due to injury. The Cardi- ed not to have it repaired ing name on its back. Tav- nals lost more than players by surgery. He insisted he eras comes to camp as a over the winter. They lost could rehab it. Spring be- non-roster invitee and will presence. Skip Schumaker comes his chance to prove fi nd a jersey, No. 87, hang- and Kyle Lohse were both that rehab was the correct ing there for him with his part of clubhouse fabric. decision. Garcia arrived name on it. Expectations They’re gone, too. Still in last week with no limita- also will be waiting. Only place are such fi xtures as tions, according to team 20, Taveras is considered Wainwright, Molina and offi cials. He did not baby the team’s top prospect Matt Holliday, but the tight the shoulder through an and one of the two or three nucleus that set the tone in assertive bullpen session best hitting prospects in the clubhouse has lost key Friday, and he insisted he Associated Press all of baseball. Mozeliak elements. Spring is where feels “normal coming into Lance Lynn of the St. Louis Cardinals throws a pitch during Game 5 of the National has not shied away from new personalities emerge. League championship series against the San Francisco Giants on Oct. 19 in St. spring.” Louis. Chris Carpenter’s season-ending injury assures that Lynn, an All-Star and 18- calling Taveras the best “What you are going to 9. TAKING THE FIFTH game winner last season, is virtually assured a spot in the Cardinals’ starting rota- hitting prospect he’s seen see is some players rise up — The Cardinals expected tion this season. in the system since Al- and distinguish themselves to arrive at Jupiter with bert Pujols. Taveras is set in other roles,” Mozeliak eight starting pitchers for the majors last season after are the three regulars who tillo also are leaving for the to receive ample playing said. “You don’t know who fi ve spots. The Carpenter shining in Class AA Spring- participate in the WBC, WBC, competing for Mexi- time this spring, though those players are yet, but news last week means they fi eld’s rotation. Miller has a 16-team tournament co and Spain, respectively. the Cardinals are reluctant we know they will reveal have seven for fi ve. It also been the team’s top pitch- scheduled for March 2-19. 11. BENCH WARMING to suggest he could hit his themselves. We’ll fi nd out assures that Lance Lynn, ing prospect since they Beltran said the WBC will — With the addition of Ty way onto the major-league over time.” an All-Star and 18-game drafted him 19th overall act as part of his spring Wigginton during the off- team – so far. That’s what spring offers winner last season, is vir- in 2009. All three could be training, helping him get season the Cardinals re- 13. CLUBHOUSE CHEM- most of all. tually assured a spot in pitching for the No. 5 spot his time for the regular lented to something they ISTRY — A year ago Lance It’s time to fi nd out. the rotation. That leaves in the rotation or a role in season while competing. couldn’t possibly add to the Berkman walked into three young whippersnap- the bullpen, with Kelly and Molina doesn’t expect the bench from the farm system spring training sporting Derrick Goold writes for pers — three of the young- Rosenthal showing late-in- WBC to eat into his time — experience. Wigginton aviator shades and a fake the St. Louis Post-Dis- est, strongest arms in the ning chops and Miller be- familiarizing himself with was signed to a two-year, mustache, which he tried patch. system — to jockey for the ing fi tted for an apprentice the pitchers, mainly be- $5 million contract to be a fi nal spot: righties Trevor role similar to Adam Wain- cause he’s already caught veteran presence who adds Rosenthal, Joe Kelly, and wright’s in 2006. so many of the pitchers pop and comfort in the role Shelby Miller. They each 10. CLASSIC INTERRUP- on the roster. Beltran and of late-game pinch-hitter. pack heat, but their expe- TION — Five members of Molina will be compet- Those are two elements rience is little less robust. the Cardinals will leave ing for Puerto Rico, each that were missing from Of the trio, Kelly has the camp in March to partici- in his third WBC. Boggs, Matheny’s bench last sea- most experience in the pate in the World Baseball a reliever for Team USA, son. The rest of the bench majors, having taken over Classic, leaving behind will be participating in his will take shape around for Garcia for 16 starts last at-bats and innings for fi rst WBC, and it serves Wigginton and whoever season. He went 4-6 with players looking to make a as a reward for his break- emerges as the starter at a 3.74 ERA in those starts. claim on a big-league job. out 2012. He went with second base. Tony Cruz is Rosenthal has the stuff that Outfi elder Carlos Beltran, the blessing of the Cardi- set to return as Molina’s intrigues the Cardinals as a catcher Yadier Molina and nals. Fernando Salas and backup, but with Molina starter, and he vaulted to setup man Mitchell Boggs minor-league Richard Cas- away at the WBC there will
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