Big 12 commish touts upward trajectory on eve of 2025 media days
Brett Yormark, hired August 1 2022, marked his three year milestone at Frisco Star as he touted Big 12 progress and a bright future. He highlighted league modernization, new additions through 2024, and confidence in the conference becoming the deepest in football with nine QBs over 2,400 yards last season and multiple playoff bids anticipated.
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ISU coach Campbell eyes toughness for tough start abroad
Iowa State coach Campbell says the Cyclones must be mentally and physically tough to handle a four game stretch starting with an overseas opener in Dublin. Quarterback Becht and senior Tyler Miller emphasize focus and resilience as they face travel and scheduling challenges and aim to forge a culture built on toughness.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights For Monday Night
Local high school baseball and softball action with Liberty at Marion and Davenport Central at I C West. Minor league, MLB, and international leagues feature games across broadcasting slots, plus regional high school playoffs results in Class 1A 2A and 2A brackets.
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District 2A semifinals and 1A matchups listed for Tuesday
Tuesday play brings 2A district semifinals with Alburnett Denver Cascade Liberty North Fayette Sumner-Fredericksburg Crestwood Grundy Center Durant Northeast West Liberty Mediapolis MarMac Bellevue Marquette Waukon Beckman Grand View Christian Mid-Prairie PCM Dike-New Hartford Aplington Parkersburg Monticello at Anamosa. 1A semifinals feature Turkey Valley Nashua Plainfield North Linn Easton Valley North Tama Belle Plaine Don Bosco East Buchanan BGM Lone Tree Sigourney Highland Wayne Lynnville-Sully Twin Cedars North Mahaska
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Baseball Night: Mets Cubs Yankees and More Across MLB Schedule
Today’s games feature the Mets at Baltimore and the Cubs at Minnesota in afternoon starts, with Seattle at the Yankees and Tampa Bay at Boston in evening action. Other notable matchups include Texas at Los Angeles Angels and Atlanta at Oakland, plus Cedar Rapids, Quad Cities, South Bend, and Dayton appearing in minor league games.
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Fritz Beats Khachanov In Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Taylor Fritz of the United States defeats Karen Khachanov of Russia in four sets 6-3 6-4 1-6 7-6. Carlos Alcaraz of Spain beats Cameron Norrie 6-2 6-3 6-3. Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus defeats Laura Siegemund 4-6 6-2 6-4. Amanda Anisimova of the United States tops Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 6-1 7-6.
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Pogacar and van der Poel Lead Stage Four in Rouen
Stage four of the Tour de France from Amiens Metropole to Rouen, 108 miles, ends with Pogacar and van der Poel tied initially at 3:50:29. Evenepoel finishes 3:50:32, with a tight group following and van der Poel holding the overall lead at 16:46:00 ahead of Pogacar and Vingegaard.
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Bowling Leagues Start May City Bowl Monday Family Doubles
Readers learn results from May City Bowl as Allie Trcka posts 215 560 series, Reggie Mitchell 226 627, MacKenzie Staub 184 432, and Dave Packingham 244 661 in a family doubles league opening.
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