a lot of opportunities to leave his alma mater Valparaiso over the past five seasons. He believes Vanderbilt offers everything he wants out of a program.

Vanderbilt introduced Drew as its new men's basketball coach at a news conference on the court at Memorial Gym with his father, former Valparaiso coach Homer Drew, fans and his new players on hand.

Drew just won a school-record 30 games in his fifth season as head coach at Valparaiso, which ended with a loss to George Washington in the NIT championship. Drew was 124-49 overall with two NCAA Tournament berths in his tenure and takes over a Vanderbilt program that went 19-14 under Kevin Stallings, who left for Pittsburgh on March 27.

NFL

BEREA, Ohio (AP) - As Robert Griffin III vacated the podium followinga poised and polished news conference, the quarterback tapped his fingers on the dais and made clear the mantra for his new opportunity.

''No pressure, no diamonds,'' he said.

Though RG3 will face high expectations with the Browns - blending in with a new city, team, coach and offensive system - the former Redskins QB plans to handle all issues with a motivation stemming from numerous problems in Washington.

While he feels he has something to prove with the Browns, who signed him to a two-year, $15 million contract, Griffin admitted that he made mistakes and that he's learned from them.

ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) - The Oakland Raiders agreed to a two-year contract with free-agent safety Reggie Nelson, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.

The person spoke on condition of