Huard earns first starting chance with Chiefs in Houston
Kansas City quarterback Damon Huard, after a long backup career behind Marino Brady Green and in KC, finally gets a starting spot. He went 5-3 in eight starts last season after backing up Green and Croyle, who left for Miami. Huard signs a new contract and faces Houston on Sept 9 with Brodie Croyle on the sidelines.
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Lady Buffs Sixth at Hays in First Tourney
Garden City High School girls golf opened the year in Hays finishing sixth with a 246. Sophomore Syd Sasssaman led with 57, while freshmen Taylor Morrow and junior Lauren Deaver each shot 58. Hays High won the event with a 192 amid a field including Dodge City.
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USA keeps rolling in Vegas in FIBA Americas round
Nolan Richardson paced and shouted as his Mexico squad battled a USA team led by Mike Krzyzewski. The Americans broke away in the second half for a 127 to 100 victory in the tournament's second round.
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Michael Vick pleads guilty amid fall from grace
In Richmond, Michael Vick apologized for his role in a dogfighting ring and accepted responsibility as U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson weighs a sentence of one to five years. The Falcons delay action, pursuing remaining bonus money while planning for a long-term rebuild after Vick’s suspension.
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Williams sisters honor Gibson with wins at U S Open
Serena Williams defeats Angelique Kerber 6-3 7-5 and Venus Williams beats Kira Nagy 6-2 6-1 as Janet Jackson attends a Gibson tribute. Aretha Franklin opens the night with Respect while Federer and Henin top rankings.
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