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Closing
?Broadband Sports, the parent company of AthletesDirect.com, which operates the home pages of more than 300 sports figures, including Kobe Bryant, Brandi Chastain and Derek Jeter. The pages will still be viewable but won't be updated unless the athletes do so themselves.

Hooked Up
?Fusaichi Pegasus and Irish mare Name of Love, at Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky., on Valentine's Day. It was the first pairing for the 2000 Kentucky Derby winner, whose stud rights went for $60 million last year. He has at least 100 more dates lined up in 2001.

Confirmed
?Made-for-TV head-to-head matches between LPGA phenom Karrie Webb and four top male golfers. She'll play New Zealand's Michael Campbell on his home turf, Nick Faldo in England, John Daly in the U.S. and an Australian player yet to be determined.

Charged
?Referee Oliver Wood, 46, of Newnan, Ga., with aggravated assault and bringing a weapon onto school property, after he allegedly slashed coach Jerry Sweeney with a knife at a basketball tournament for seven-and eight-year-olds in Fayetteville, Ga. Police say Wood, a Baptist minister, took issue when Sweeney, a Fulton County marshal, complained about Wood's refereeing. Sweeney received 17 stitches in his left arm. Wood's lawyer says the charges have no merit.

Arrested
?By Dutch police, an unidentified 20-year-old hacker from Sneek, Holland, who claimed responsibility for last week's worldwide computer virus. Asked why he linked the virus to a photo of tennis vixen Anna Kournikova, the man said, "I am a big fan of hers. She deserves some attention, doesn't she?" Sneek mayor Siebold Hartkamp says he wants to hire the lad to work on the city's computers.