ProRodeo Tour expands schedule to twelve rodeos in 2004
The ProRodeo Tour expands to 12 rodeos per winter and summer series with a new format enabling contestants to select 10 events per series. Commissioner Steven J. Hatchell notes increased contestant control, more rodeos and stronger fan and sponsor exposure, with Logandale and San Angelo debuting on the tour. The season will culminate in Pace Chute-out and Pace Classic qualifiers, with subsequent finals and TV coverage on Outdoor Life Network.
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Jayhawks show progress under Mangino after 2003 season
Kansas football under Mark Mangino posted a 6-7 finish, boosted by a 35-14 upset of Missouri and a school high non Nebraska crowd. The 2003 season featured key players like Bill Whittemore and freshman Adam Barmann, with future schedules shifting to Oklahoma Texas and Texas Tech.
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Jayhawks year 2003 top sports stories list
AP voters pick Roy Williams departure and Kansas basketball milestones as the year’s top Kansas sports stories. Roy Williams bolts for North Carolina, Bill Snyder’s Kansas State wins Big 12 title, Kansas reaches NCAA final, Bill Self named Williams successor, and Mangino’s bowl bid highlight a volatile season.
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Broncos safety Kennedy to appeal 30000 fine
Denver Broncos strong safety Kenny Kennedy said he will appeal a $30,000 NFL fine for a helmet leading tackle on Indianapolis wide receiver Reggie Wayne during the 31 17 win. He criticized the hit while noting prior season fines and a suspension earlier in his career.
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Vermeil Relates To Bears Coach Amid Scrutiny
Kansas City Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil expresses kinship with Chicago coach Dick Jauron as Jauron faces questions over offensive coordinator John Shoop. Vermeil, whose Chiefs are AFC West champs at 12-3 and headed for the playoffs, defends defensive coordinator Greg Robinson amid steady speculation.
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Chang leads Hawaii past Houston in triple OT Hawaii Bowl
Benched and booed Timmy Chang returned from the press box to throw for 475 yards and five touchdowns, rallying Hawaii to a 54-48 triple overtime win over Houston. He became NCAA career passing list third with 12,814 yards as Michael Brewster's 8-yard OT TD seal the victory amid a brawl after the game.
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