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Senderoff handled a lot of the recruiting responsibilities with assistants Ray McCallum and Jeff Meyer.

Taking Senderoff off the road might mean a reassignment within the staff. Sampson said Senderoff is on the floor coaching and the situation will evolve. But Indiana officials said Sunday that the Hoosiers will be down a coach on the road and Sampson can't substitute the director of basketball operations for Senderoff in recruiting off campus or making phone calls.

If Senderoff were terminated during the yearlong ban, the position still would carry the penalty, regardless of who was in the role.

This might hurt Senderoff's ability to land a head coaching gig in the near future, too. He had been mentioned as a prospective candidate for a few Midwestern mid-major openings last spring.

This compilation easily could serve as a "Greatest Hits" of the Phoenix indie-rock scene. The CD opens with "Various Kitchen Utensils" by Skybox, a band that relocated to Chicago a couple years ago but whom we still claim as our own because their brand of quirky ragtime rock is catchier than the most shameless of show tunes. There's also a track by What Laura Says Thinks And Feels, a band with a sublime sense of melody and harmony. Their song "Illustrated Manual" recalls the dreamy vocals of the Beach Boys' Pet Sounds, the upbeat piano of Beatles tunes like "Martha My Dear," and the guitar hooks of early Weezer songs. Other highlights include "The Executive" by The Craze, a danceable No Wave ditty that sounds sorta like Squeeze in the garage, circa 1979; "Guantanamo Bay" by Dakota and the Black River Bandit, a cheeky acoustic folk number that would make both Arlo Guthrie and Mojo Nixon proud; and "Chemistry" by Black Carl, a beatbox/blues/funk fusion featuring some sexy, soulful female vocals.

ACS paid 44.5 euros per share for its latest stake, compared with a closing price of 44.55 euros for Union Fenosa, up 0.43 percent on the day.

Spain's new takeover law means that in the event of any bid in the next 12 months, ACS, run by flamboyant businessman Florentino Perez, would be obliged to offer at least 44.5 euros per share.

Newspaper El Economista reported last month that ACS was about to raise its stake in Fenosa to ward off any hostile bids for the power company. Continued...

Worst: AM news giant WIBC moves to FM and all-jazz radio disappears in the capital city.

Once thundering across the statewide AM band as �Radio Indiana,� longtime news-format WIBC has taken up a new home at 93.1 on the FM dial locally as the once-dominant 1070 AM frequency is now occupied by an all-sports format fueled by ESPN (�The Fan� at WFIN-AM 1070).

Further and more poignant for your favorite Hoosier columnist who listened to KKGO in Los Angeles die a lingering death, the last all-jazz station in Indianapolis is no more. As the Hoosier state continues its transformation into a technology economy, the cerebral essence of jazz remains a necessity.

Given the recent milestone advances within Indiana, jazz can and must return to Hoosier airwaves before the end of the decade.

The 2008 Seattle Mariners Caravan hits the road Jan. 8, visiting communities across the Pacific Northwest to increase excitement for the upcoming season. At each stop on the tour, select members of the 2008 Seattle Mariners will visit elementary schools to deliver the D.R.E.A.M Team message and host complimentary autograph and photo sessions for the public. The Mariner Moose and members of the Mariners broadcast team will also accompany the players to take pictures and provide entertainment for the kids. Check back for more dates, which will be added throughout December! .