Quote of the Day

align="center">“How can they possibly entertain people here when the people who were coming might
not be around?”

— Golfer Colin Montgomerie, on American Express, whose HQs are located near the World Trade Center, and the decision to cancel this week's golf event that the company sponsors
(PGATour.com, 9/12).

Thursday September 13, 2001 Vol. 8 — No. 2 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • NFL Decides Not To Play This Weekend

    Multiple reports at presstime state that the NFL has decided not to proceed with this weekend's schedule. However, league execs have been careful not to use the word "canceled," but instead "postponed." ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports that the opposition of the NFL's most important partner — its players — likely had a great influence on the league's decision. All 31 player reps reportedly told NFLPA Exec Dir Gene Upshaw that this weekend's games should not be played.

  • MLB Waits And Watches
    While Selig hopes to resume games on Friday, major logistical issues — especially travel — may impact timetable.

    Too Much Grief To Continue
    Finchem cites situation of World Golf Championship sponsor AmEx in canceling $5M event.

    Ryder Cup Decision Soon
    Status of event could be determined by tomorrow.

    A Return To Normalcy?
    ESPN and Fox Sports Net scale back news feed, but the lack of games creates programming void.

    Editorial Judgements
    Bob Ley shares the internal debate in Bristol on whether to report the sports angle of the devastating attacks.

    Can Safety Equal Accessibility?
    Despite security focus, Romney says Games "should not have a militaristic look."

    No Easy Answers
    Some college conferences criticized for playing.

    When Should The Games Resume?
    Columnists differ on the right time, right reasons.

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