Big 12 Leaders Placed Three Teams in AP Top Five
The AP preseason top 25 ranks Oklahoma third Nebraska fourth and Texas fifth with Kansas State 13th as the conference's fourth top 25 team. Colorado Texas A M Iowa State and Kansas also received votes as SEC leads with six teams.
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Gators Lead AP Poll With No First-Place Votes
Florida tops the preseason AP poll for the fifth time despite not holding a single first place vote. The piece notes historic comparisons with Notre Dame Michigan State Nebraska and Florida State and cites past seasons including 1994 Sugar Bowl rematch outcomes. It highlights Florida and Miami as the first state pair ranked 1 and 2 since 1996.
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US relays win gold at World Track Championships without star sprinters
In Edmonton the United States top the medals tally with 19, tying Russia for most medals and beating in golds by nine. The men won 400 and 1600 relay titles despite injuries and a last moment lineup shake up.
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Denver: Backs even in Broncos victory over Cowboys
Denver defeated Dallas 13-0 in a preseason game as Griese and Frerotte produced efficient drives. Dallas struggled on offense without Emmitt Smith, Joey Galloway, and Raghib Ismail, with a blocked punt and a missed field goal highlighting special teams. Attendance at Texas Stadium drew 65,639, about half full.
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Buffaloes adjust after coach adds staff ahead of season
GCHS football coach Mireles praises new offense help from Rod Briggs and year with George Caine to ease play calling. He says focus shifts to daily improvement ahead of Aug 31 opener vs Ponderosa at Memorial Stadium, with lower expectations but greater urgency to prove themselves. Hands echoes reduced pressure and need for harder work.
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