Watson to captain 2014 US Ryder Cup in Scotland
Tom Watson will be the oldest and first repeat captain for the United States in the Ryder Cup. He is tasked with reversing a long stretch of losses, aiming to rally the 2014 team at Gleneagles after Medinah and recent away defeats, with endorsement from Tiger Woods and praise from Jack Nicklaus.
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Vols rally past Shockers after Stokes foul trouble
Tennessee overcame Wichita State 77-72 as Jarnell Stokes fouled out with 3:55 left, scoring six points and grabbing seven rebounds in 18 minutes. True Golden led the late surge going 13 of 16 at the line, while Kenny Hall drilled decisive free throws. Yemi Makanjuola added nine points and eight rebounds off the Tennessee bench.
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Buffs Wrestlers Down Lawrence in Dual Learn Tool
Maul top ranked Buffs defeat Lawrence in a non counting dual as coach Prieto cites room for improvement. Sophomore Efrain Sanchez dominates with a 21 7 major decision over John Jacob, showcasing aggressive scoring and tactical adjustments for future meets. The team anticipates a tougher test in Kansas City as the Classic runs through Saturday.
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GCCC Marshall and Hill Named Football All-Americans
Eleven Jayhawk Conference players earned All-America honors including GCCC’s Marshall and Hill. Hill earned first-team All-America as return specialist and second-team at running back, amid a season where teams often kicked away from him. Other Grizzlies honored include Butler’s John McClure on the first team and Javess Blue, Tate Omli, and Tommy Sanders with various second or honorable mentions. Hutchinson placed three: Terrell Lane, Michael Mesh, and Toby Johnson. Coffeyville’s Martell Spaight and Fort Scott’s Kevin Short were first-team selections.
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