Baylor Stuns LSU to Reach NCAA Championship
Baylor rallyed from 15 down to beat No 1 seed LSU 68 57 in Indianapolis behind a zone defense as Kim Mulkey Robertson admitted the move defied her habits but paid off. Seimone Augustus and Temeka Johnson led LSU while Baylor's resurgence set up a title game bid. In another Final Four note, Connecticut denied Tennessee as Michigan State erased a 16 point deficit to win 68 64.
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Sanchez faces steroid suspension in season opener
Tampa Bay outfielder Alex Sanchez became the first player publicly identified under baseball's drug policy for performance enhancers after testing positive for an unspecified substance. He receives an eight game suspension starting Monday, costing him about 32,787 dollars of his 600,000 salary, and claims he never used steroids. He blames the result on legally bought items and asserts his innocence as a leadoff hitter.
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Softball doubleheader features Lopes bats in nightcap win
Garden City GCCC rides Rebecca McClelland's solo homer in the sixth to take the first game 6 4. Danya Cole snaps a no hit bid with an RBI single in the opener before Arbon and Young contribute. In game two Oppenhein secures the win while Young earns the save as Arbon and Romero pace the offense with two hits each and Arbon adding a homer.
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Buffs sweep at Great Bend Invitational tennis title day
Garden City’s Brian Larkin went 4-0 with each match an 8-1 win, praised as dominant by coach Robinson. Andy Johnson and Trevor Reen went 4-0 at No. 1 doubles, while Tim Kirchoff and Tyler Freeman also 4-0 at No. 2 doubles. Garden City finished first in team scores and resumes action Saturday at Dodge City.
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Tamer Polzin
Derrick Petz
Kendal Reed
Luke Patterson
Chance Hadden
Eric Degenhandt
Anvi Bhakta
Andy Dihn
Casey Boultinghouse
Justin Moyers
Illini and Tar Heels clash for national crown in title showdown
Illinois 37 1 defeated Louisville 72 57 to reach final. North Carolina 32 4 routed Michigan State 87 71 to set up final. Key players include Sean May Rashad McCants Jawad Williams Raymond Felton. May leads UNC after season with high scoring and rebounding marks.
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Garden City bounces back with double sweep of Colby
Garden City dominates Colby 4 0 in game 1 and 4 3 in game 2 as Garsett hits his 15th homer and earns his first save. Reichard limits Butler to singles, while Mullin Hurd and Smith spark GC offense with multiple extras.
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Kansans split over Roy Williams in Allen Fieldhouse shadows
In a spring scene beside Allen Fieldhouse, fans debate Roy Williams departure after two years. Some cheer his success while others claim he deserted KU, though many admit lingering resentment eases slowly. Voices cite Williams' 15 years of impact and Brown era contrasts.
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Massey
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