O Leary Wins Second Chance in College Football
The piece reflects on George O Leary and Mike Price seeking second chances after resume falsifications and public scandals. O Leary joins Central Florida after earlier fame at Georgia Tech while Price remains unemployed, highlighting a culture of forgiveness and controversy in coaching.
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Long Island, N.Y
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Associated Press
Washington
Chiefs Aim to Strengthen Run Defense for Lions Clash
Kansas City faces Detroit after allowing near 30 points per game in recent outings. Coach Vermeil says the slump has dampened playoff enthusiasm as the 11-2 Chiefs seek a 12th straight home win and first division title since 1997, while defense hopes for a confidence boost.
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Clinton Portis
West dominates clash of Jayhawk Conference teams
The West teams swept the East in Coffeyville with 15 of 18 wins for the men and 16 of 18 for the women. Garden City coach Ryan Swanson touts a loaded West, while Bobby Brasel notes the Lady Busters aim to rebound for the Region VI Tournament.
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Cowley County
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Royals add two free agents as 2003 core returns
Kansas City Royals inked reliever Scott Sullivan to a 2 year 5 million deal and outfielder Matt Stairs to a 1 year 1 million contract. Benito Santiago close to a 4.3 million two year pact while re-signing Joe Randa Brian Anderson Jason Grimsley and Curtis Leskanic. Raul Ibanez left for Seattle and GM Allard Baird aims for a strong 2004 club.
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Matt Stairs
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Royals
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Brian Anderson
Jason Grimsley
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Raul Ibanez
Seattle
Allard Baird
Baird
Tiger Woods leads as rivals chase Player of the Year
Tiger Woods dominates the PGA Tour despite not winning a major or the money title in 2003. rivals Vijay Singh Davis Love III Ernie Els Mike Weir Jim Furyk Kenny Perry also posted strong years, but Woods remains in a different league as the race for 2004 unfolds.
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David Duval
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Sherwood Country Club
Hall of Fame inductees weigh in on BCS mismatch
Joe Theismann spoke out after the Bowl Championship Series left No. 1 USC out of the title game and paired Oklahoma and LSU ahead of Michigan in the Rose Bowl. Thirteen total were inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend with Hayden Fry and Doug Dickey among them.
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