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Keno Davis and Mike DeGeorge should have exchanged cigars Wednesday during their pregame handshake.
Davis, who was making his Knapp Center regular-season debut as the Drake men's basketball coach, became a father on Monday, with the birth of son Brady Keno.
DeGeorge, the Cornell coach, welcomed his fourth child - daughter Madison Jane - at 1:14 a.m. Wednesday.
"Our planning wasn't the best," Davis said after the Bulldogs' 92-55 victory. "During the basketball season, coaches get little sleep anyway. It'll be a little less probably for me this year, and for him as well.
Drake (2-1) ran the Rams ragged, forcing 21 turnovers and shooting 50 percent.
Josh Young ignited the Bulldogs, hitting a career-high seven 3-pointers and finishing with 23 points.
Inside Heath Ledger's Sleepless Nights
New York's Washington Square Park is sometimes a haven for the stray homeless to get some shut-eye, curled up on a bench somewhere. For Heath Ledger, it was a place to roam while sleep evaded him. "He would walk early in the morning – around 6:30 a.m. or 7," says retired city-worker Tony Rivera, 52, who walks his dog in the park each day at that time, "because, he said, he always had trouble sleeping. That's why he'd come out so early in the morning." Heath Ledger Photo by: Jeff Vespa / WireImage .
Family dog attacks, kills 6-week-old infant
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) A family dog attacked and killed a sleeping 6-week-old baby in Lexington.
Witnesses told police the baby, later identified as Justin Mozer, was sleeping in a bedroom about 3:40 p.m. yesterday when a Jack Russell terrier attacked him.
The family also owns a pit bull.
Police said the mother was bathing another child while Justin Mozer was sleeping in the same room as the dog, WKYT-TV in Lexington reported. Lexington police said the identity of the mother was not available last night.
The baby was taken to University of Kentucky Hospital where he was pronounced dead. The cause of death was not released yesterday.
No charges were pending yesterday, Lexington police Lt. John Gensheimer said. .
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