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David NewtonBlog | Chats | E-mailDavid Newton covers motorsports for ESPN.com after a career covering the NFL, college athletics and NASCAR. Newton spent the past year breaking stories and serving as a lead writer for NASCAR.com. He previously covered NASCAR and the Carolina Panthers for South Carolina's largest newspaper, The State, in Columbia. He has also served as a correspondent for Sports Illustrated, covered seven Super Bowls, dozens of college bowl games and every major race on the NASCAR circuit. |
ESPN.com's Intelligence Report: September 13
Training camps are weeks away, but a bunch of teams are already pleased with the progress of their young players.
Story | Conversation | September 13, 2006
Larry Brown is no Dean Smith
Adrian Wojnarowski, Special to ESPN.comOnce again, it's not that Larry Brown is leaving a job, it's how he's leaving, Adrian Wojnarowski writes.
Story | Conversation | June 03, 2005Morway says Cavs' plans for prez led to change
Associated PressIndiana Pacers vice president David Morway is no longer a candidate to become Cleveland's general manager, another sign that Detroit coach Larry Brown could be joining the Cavaliers.
Story | Conversation | June 01, 2005Brown agrees to terms with Cavaliers
ESPN.com news servicesESPN The Magazine's Ric Bucher reports that Pacers assistant coach Mike Brown and the Cavaliers have agreed in principle to a four-year deal worth approximately $9 million.
Story | Conversation | May 30, 2005Next Cavs president? Brown plans to take job
Chad Ford, ESPN InsiderLarry Brown might be on the move -- again. The Pistons coach has told two league sources that he plans to accept the Cavs' offer to become their next team president.
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