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Janis anted to Kupo, says he's more focused on getting healthy and helping the Milwaukee
Bucks turn their season around than dealing with the rumors about his future plans.
Anted to Kupo spoke to reporters today, or yesterday for the, or not, actually he spoke
today for the first time since December 3rd, ESPN report indicated that he and his agent were
talking with Bucks officials about whether he is best suited to stay in Milwaukee or get traded.
Anted to Kupo strained his right calf in a victory over the Detroit Pistons that night
and hasn't played since. Bucks coach Doc Gruber says he's still confident in his
players and plans on no big changes despite 11 losses in the last 14 games.
Milwaukee has won back-to-back games in nearly seven weeks. They haven't won back-to-back games
in nearly seven weeks. Getting knocked out of the mid-season tournament gave the team the
opportunity to practice on two consecutive days this week. That rarely happens during the NBA
season. Rivers says his team is playing hard despite the losses. It holds the raptors tonight.
Marquette opens its biggest conference season with a 78-69 loss to Georgetown last night.
The Golden Eagles built a nine-point lead in the first half but couldn't hold it.
Forward Damarius Owens led the team in scoring with 15 points and in rebounding with seven.
Marquette had lost five of its last seven games. The Eagles play at Creighton Saturday in their
next contest. Future Hall of Fame defensive lineman, JJ Watts says the Packers didn't have any
interest in him when he was a free agent for five years ago. On the Pat McAfee show, Watts said
that he wanted to play for Green Bay. He says he told his agents he didn't care about the salary
but he'd like something to consider. They told him the team wasn't responding and Hen made an offer.
Wisconsin River Falls quarterback Caleb Blaha is offensive player of the year and North Central
lineman John Sullivan is the defensive player of the year on the associated press division three
all-american team. Blaha led an offense that averages 47 points per game and leads division three
with 559 yards per game. Blaha is the national leader in total offense. The schedule of games
have been officially released for this month's quick trip holiday face-off. The two-day hockey
event will be held at the Pfizer forum. Wisconsin will take on Lake Superior State at four on Sunday,
December 28th. The other game will pit Western Michigan against Boston College. The badgers will
then play their second game at 730 on Monday, December 30th. They are the two-time defending
champions of the face-off. And sad news out of the world of NASCAR. Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle,
his wife and their two children are among the seven people killed in a plane crash in North Carolina.
The plane crashed at State's Phil Regional Airport, north of Charlotte. Records showed the plane
was registered to a company run by Biffle. Acque weather reports some drizzle and clouds at the
time of the crash. The State's Phil Airport serves NASCAR teams and Fortune 500 companies.
NASCAR says the news is devastating. The 55-year-old Biffle won more than 50 races across NASCAR's
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