Buster players sign national letter of intent
Wednesday Broacbuster signees include Sheffield and Demarcus Robertson heading to Troy University while Byron Jones commits to Southern University. Maurice Greer joins Robertson and Sheffield at Troy. Bryant, a Garden City star, picks Oklahoma after contact from Brent Venables as Garden City’s Broacbusters cap standout recruiting year.
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Beasley shines as Wildcats topple Nebraska in tough Big 12 tilt
Kansas State star Beasley racks 30 points on 15 of 21 shooting while setting a school single season record. Nebraska clawed back in the second half but the Wildcats held on 69 54 behind Beasley's 18th double double and strong contributions from Maric and Dagunduro.
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US and Mexico battle to a 2 2 draw in Houston
US coach Bob Bradley saw pace as a weakness after the 2-2 tie with Mexico at Reliant Stadium. Jozy Altidore started and scored in the first half as Oguchi Onyewu added a goal, while Magallón matched him for Mexico. The crowd of 70,103 saw a fast, physical friendly with 19 US fouls and 13 by Mexico.
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Kansas signs strong in-state class for Jayhawks
Kansas head coach Mangino announces a 22-player incoming class featuring four Kansans Tanner Hawkinson Darius Parish Kale Pick and Duane Zlatnik plus Texas and other states. Standouts include Jacques Crawford at Cisco JC and Auburn Australia native Nathan O Cunha. Pick, once bound for Arkansas, joins a group already on campus as four recruits arrive.
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Wildcats Recruit Bigger and Older Class Boosts Kansas State
Kansas State relies on junior college signees to bulk up depth and add experience for a young team. The 2008 class includes 12 of 19 JUCO players in Rivals.com's top 100, with lineman Daniel Calvin and backs like Daniel Thomas highlighted as key additions to improve run defense and ground out tough yards.
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Duke Beats North Carolina In ACC Rivalry Clash
Duke, ranked No. 2, defeated No. 8 North Carolina 89-78 in Chapel Hill. Greg Paulus scored 18 points, Jon Scheyer added 17, and Duke hit 13 of 29 from three as UNC, hampered by Ty Lawson’s ankle and limited help for Hansbrough, dropped its first meeting since 2005-06.
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