Jayhawks benefit from bye as backs recover and depth grows
Kansas coach Ross Weis welcomes the extra week of practice after injuries sidelined two senior running backs. True freshman Corey Avery and junior college transfer De'Andre Mann rise to the top of the depth chart as Kansas readies for Southeast Missouri State and an early season opener at Memorial Stadium.
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Meet the Buffs Night Highlights Garden City High Athletic Pride
Garden City High School showcased its 20 varsity programs at Buffalo Stadium during Meet the Buffs Night. Nearly 300 fall athletes from football, volleyball, girls golf and tennis, cross country, and boys soccer demonstrated fundamentals, with seniors Erik Barragan and Katy Doll expressing leadership as season openers approach next week across multiple venues.
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Gordon's walk-off HR seals Royals 2 1 win over Twins
Alex Gordon delivered a two run homer in the ninth to lift Kansas City to a 2 1 victory over Minnesota after a scoreless night through eight. Danny Duffy tossed six scoreless innings and Alcides Escobar opened the ninth with a bloop single setting up Gordon's dramatic shot. The Royals kept a slim lead over Detroit in the AL Central as they prepare for the middle game of the series with Liam Hendriks vs Phil Hughes.
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Teen CiCi Bellis Upsets Cibulkova At U S Open
Fifteen year old CiCi Bellis stunned 12th seed Dominika Cibulkova 6 1 4 6 6 4 on Court 6 to become the youngest women's main draw winner at a Grand Slam since 2005 and the youngest U S Open player since 2004. Bellis called the moment crazy and said she loves competing against stars she watches on TV.
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