US Olympic hockey roster includes 12 newcomers and Chelios
The United States named its 23 player Olympic team in St Paul led by 44 year old defenseman Chris Chelios. Goaltenders Rick DiPietro and two others are all Olympic newcomers. Frontline stars Mike Modano Doug Weight anchor a group featuring Brian Gionta Jason Blake and Erik Cole making first Olympic appearances.
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Jayhawks, Waves struggle in low-scoring clash in San Diego
Pepperdine and Kansas miss most of their free throws in a 63 to 43 game. Forehan-Kelly led Pepperdine with nine points while Gerrity was held to seven. Kansas debutant Rodrick Stewart played late but did not score.
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Vermeil Reflects On Losses And Coaching Career
Vermeil says losses left him impulsive before, yet success has followed him to every stop. The California native has been named coach of the year at multiple levels, and his NFL head coaching record stands at 123 wins and 114 losses. He views his Chiefs era as 42-36 with one playoff appearance in four years, calling this season average and praising his staff while stressing players play for pay and daily evaluation.
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Coggins Leads K State Past Creighton 69 59
Claire Coggins scored 22 with four of five three pointers to lift Kansas State to a 69-59 win over Creighton as the Wildcats shot 50 percent to the Bluejays 30. Angie Janis led Creighton with 22 points and 11 rebounds, while Jessica McFarland added 12 for K State.
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Buffalo grapplers step up as 22-3 team earns break
Six players scored in double figures for the Lady Buffaloes as Garden City pressed Guymon to force 26 turnovers and push their record to 22-3 after winning the Goodland Holiday Classic. Coach Tara Churchill praised the rotation and set halftime goals to sharpen the defense and offense. The wrestling Buffs plan a five day holiday break, then two days of six straight practices before resuming Jan 6 at Liberal.
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