Fast Break

Basketball

Redick pleads guilty to DUI

DURHAM, N.C. – J.J. Redick pleaded guilty Monday to drunken driving charges and received a one-year sentence of unsupervised probation.

The former Duke basketball star also received a 60-day suspended license in North Carolina, $410 in fees and court costs and was given 24 hours of community service.

The district court judge agreed to allow Redick, a first-round draft pick of the Orlando Magic, to serve his community service in Florida.

He was arrested after 1 a.m. on June 13 when he made an illegal U-turn after approaching a license check point near the Duke campus.

Outdoors

Hunting section coming Thursday

A special tabloid section previewing the 2006 hunting seasons in Idaho and Washington will be published Thursday in The Spokesman-Review.

The reports cover the latest on big game, upland birds and waterfowl.

Inside

First look at Baylor

Sportswriter Glenn Kasses takes his first look at the Baylor Bears, Washington State’s opponent Saturday at Qwest Field in Seattle.

College football

Giant killers

New Hampshire’s win over Northwestern was the third for a I-AA team over a team from a BCS conference this season, and gave I-AA teams at least one win over every BCS league in the last three seasons.

New Hampshire beat Rutgers of the Big East in 2004, while Maine knocked off the SEC’s Mississippi State. UC Davis beat Stanford (Pac-10) last year, while Montana State beat Colorado (Big 12) and Richmond knocked off Duke (ACC) last week.

We won’t talk about Montana State turning around and losing to Division II Chadron State.