Wisconsin Stops No 18 Alabama At Kohl Center
Alando Tucker leads Wisconsin with 21 points as the Badgers extend their home win streak to 36 games by defeating Alabama 76 62. Wisconsin's defense held Alabama to low scoring while the Kohl Center impact limited the Tide's pace and momentum.
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Chiefs Offensive Linemen Earn Pro Bowl Honors
Waters reflects on a better defensive season and the need for more chances for both young players and veterans. He notes the offense did not perform up to potential in key moments and anticipates new faces next camp while wishing more games existed to prove the team’s improvement beyond its record.
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Officials juggling multiple sports highlighted by veteran refs
The piece details how officials like Reinert and Sabath balance baseball basketball and wrestling duties, emphasizing rules meetings from the KSHSAA, risks of overloading officials, and the value of reading Referee Magazine and old rule books. It notes West and central Kansas officials, enduring dedication, and paths to start through local rules meetings.
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Kansas trio of Kansas teams ride perfect starts
Kansas, Wichita State, and Kansas State each opened with undefeated 8-0, 8-0, and 8-1 records respectively as Kansas prepared to face No. 9 Georgia Tech. Wayne Simien’s thumb injury threatens Kansas while Wichita State and Kansas State showcase strong ball distribution and late comebacks in a crowded out of conference slate.
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The state commits 49.4 million dollars in public financing for an 8000 seat arena in Overland Park as part of a 151.2 million entertainment district. Nine state conditions must be met by April 28, including agreement with developers RED Development, which seeks 30 million in tax incentives. The project would include 71.8 million from RED and most remaining from the city, with the city operating the arena.
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