Garden City Lady Buffs show progress despite losses
Garden City High School girls basketball improves under coach Matt Ellis, gaining confidence, better ball movement, and tougher defense after a 52 37 loss to Tascosa. Key players Berry Mireles Nelson Kinney Schwindt Oppliger show growth. team aims for continued progress and more competitive games this season.
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Kansas Jayhawks top 2002 sports story in AP poll
The Jayhawks 33 4 season crowned by a Final Four run and Roy Williams era highs tops the year in Kansas sports. Drew Gooden left college for the NBA after a standout year. Kansas State women and Manhattan football also feature in top five.
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Griese Questions Future After Benched Start Decision
Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan announced Steve Beuerlein will start against Arizona, sidelining Brian Griese despite a sprained knee. Griese, dejected, cited passion for the game as he contemplates life after benched status, following the 28-16 loss to Oakland and two early interceptions. Beuerlein threw for 288 yards and a touchdown in the setback.
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Maz seeks KC tackle record in Chiefs showdown
Kansas City's Mike Maslowski eyed the single season tackles record, aiming to surpass Gary Spani who logged 157 tackles for the Chiefs in 1979. A six-tackle performance against Oakland could push Maslowski past the mark as the Chiefs prepared for Saturday's game.
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Holmes injures hip out for Chiefs final vs Raiders
Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil announced running back Priest Holmes will miss the regular season finale against Oakland with a hip injury. Holmes, who trails NFL single season marks, already sat out last week and remains inactive despite optimism earlier in the week. Safety Greg Wesley also sidelined with a hamstring issue as Maslowski earns more trust in a breakout season.
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DeJesus draws green light as Kansas State heats from three
Kansas State star Gilson DeJesus leads a hot 3 point attack as the Wildcats ride a four game win streak. The Sao Paulo native is 34 of 52 from deep this season for near 60 percent, vastly outpacing national peers. Teammates also find accuracy beyond the arc, powering a 61.5 percent team mark in their last four games.
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Free agents in baseball face buyer's market trend
In a down market for player salaries since 2000, 157 free agents filed after the World Series with only 18 deals exceeding 5 million and just six above 20 million. Jim Thome leads at 85 million for six years, while stars from Giambi to Park previously topped high-end offers.
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