Bradford Taken Sooner as NFL's Top Draftee
In the NFL draft at Radio City, Sam Bradford was selected No. 1 by the St. Louis Rams, with Tim Tebow chosen by Denver at 25. Nine first round picks came from the Big 12, including three Sooners. Bradford, coming off shoulder surgery, is pegged as the Rams' future face as they rebuild from a 1-15 season.
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Garden City Girls rout Dodge City 6 0 in key WAC clash
Garden City High School girls soccer dominated Dodge City 6-0 at Memorial Stadium to stay unbeaten in Western Athletic Conference play. Mari Ruvalcaba capped the early PK with the first goal, Stucky, Hinojos, Brennaman, Chairez and Guevara adding strikes as the Buffs seized momentum and built a comfortable lead. The win, paired with upcoming rematch in Dodge City and a trip to Hays, tightens the race for the league title.
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Mattingly Leads Broacbusters Return to Title Contention
Erik Mattingly rose from Bear Creek High School to star for Garden City Community College, earning Freshman of the Year honors and a first-team All Jayhawk West selection as the Broacbusters rebuilt team chemistry. He finished his freshman year 7-2 with a 4.946 ERA and hit .386 with 32 RBIs and three homers, helping the club win the Jayhawk Conference West division after a last place finish in 2008.
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NCAA to expand March Madness to 68 teams
The NCAA plans enlarging next year’s men’s tournament from 65 to 68 teams with no major format change. A 14 year, 10.8 billion dollar deal with CBS and Turner will keep the event nationwide, while Shaheen and Isch cite fan demand and exclusive NCAA control over field size.
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