__notoc__   {| class="infobox" style="width:18em" | ==deaths==  * 26 tom haller * 26 bill alley * 17 mikael ljungberg * 17 alexander ragulin * 12 mike smith * 9 emlyn hughes * 8 eddie charlton * 6 johnny warren * 3 sergei zholtok * 2 gerrie knetemann |} ==november 30, 2004== *college football: notre dame fires head coach tyrone willingham in the third year of a five-year contract. he becomes the first notre dame coach to be fired before the end of his contract. the leading candidate to succeed willingham is reportedly utah head coach urban meyer, a former notre dame assistant. (espn) *nfl: cleveland browns head coach butch davis resigns after his team loses their fifth straight game. offensive coordinator terry robiskie has been named interim coach. (ap) *rowing: four-times olympic gold medallist, matthew pinsent, announces his retirement. (bbc) *cricket: australia beat new zealand by 213 runs to win their 2 test series 2â0. (cricinfo) ==november 29, 2004== *baseball: toronto blue jays parent company, rogers communications, agrees to purchase skydome, the blue jays' home stadium, from investment group sportsco international, lp, for $25&nbsp;million cad (about $21.24&nbsp;million usd). (tsn) (espn) *nba: **army sergeant james r. jordan, jr., brother of michael jordan, announces he plans to stay in the military beyond the mandatory retirement after 30 years of service. (aol news) *boxing: former four-time world heavyweight champion evander holyfield announces that he will join espn2's broadcast group for at least one fight. (boxing central) *college football: the atlantic coast conference suspends six clemson university [[football (american)|f
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