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 		|   One Year Later, Ainge Has No Regrets |  
 		| A year after he stepped down as coach of the NBA's 
Phoenix Suns, Basketball star Danny Ainge says he has no regrets. Ainge 
spends his time just as he said he would a year ago -- on his family and 
Church. The results have been good, he says, and while he maintains some 
connections with sports, don't look for him to go back. |  
 	  
 
 
 		|   Reid's Eagles Prepare For Playoffs |  
 		| Andy Reid is not BYU's coach, and Philadelphia 
Eagles' fans are glad. While BYU wanted to interview the NFL head coach and 
LDS Church member, Reid was too busy with the Eagles' season to even talk 
about the job. Instead, he has earned a 10-5 record this season, putting the 
Eagles in the playoffs in his third year as their head coach. |  
 	  
 
 
 		|   Steve Young: It's A Boy! |  
 		| Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Steve 
Young's wife Barbara gave birth to a boy last Wednesday, according to an 
announcement from the San Francisco 49ers. The baby was born at 1:30 pm on 
December 6th, weighed 8 pounds, 7 ounces and was 20 1/2 inches long. |  
 	  
 
 		|   BYU-Hawaii Drops Soccer, Will Add New Men's Sport |  
 		| This past October the Pacific West Conference, which 
included BYU-Hawaii, approved the withdrawal of 10 of the 16 teams in the 
conference, leaving BYU-Hawaii, Hawaii Pacific, UHawaii-Hilo, Chaminade, 
Montana State-Billings and Western New Mexico in the conference. Now the 
breakup has its first casualty, soccer, leaving BYU-Hawaii to find a new 
sport for its men's athletics program, to comply with NCAA requirements. |  
 	  
  
 
 		|   Nina Puikkonen Named to AVCA All-America First Team |  
 		| BYU middle blocker Nina Puikkonen was selected 
to the American Volleyball Coaches Association All-America First Team 
Wednesday. The AVCA will present the 20th annual All-America awards 
Friday at the AVCA All-America/Player of the Year banquet at the 
Richmond (Va.) Marriott Hotel. |  
 	  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 		|   Wesley Selected MWC Player of the Week |  
 		| BYU senior forward Mekeli Wesley is the 
Mountain West Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week after 
leading the Cougars (4-2) to a pair of victories this past week. |  
 	  
 
  
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