Snow dies at 62 former Rams receiver and broadcaster
ST LOUIS AP Jack Snow star Rams wide receiver from 1965 to 1975 and longtime Rams broadcaster died Monday night at Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis at age 62 after a two month battle with a staph infection. He played 150 games with 340 receptions for 6012 yards and 45 touchdowns including a 1967 peak season. His son J T Snow is a Gold Glove first baseman.
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Vick in trouble again after Gator Bowl victory
Marcus Vick, Virginia Tech quarterback, was booted from the team and announced plans to enter the draft after being charged with three counts of brandishing a firearm in a Suffolk McDonald’s parking lot. He surrendered after warrants were issued and faces up to three years in jail and fines if convicted.
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Edwards becomes first minority fellowship alum to head Chiefs
Carl Peterson picks alumnus Herman Edwards as Kansas City's next head coach after a years long pursuit. Edwards, former Eagles defensive back and Jets assistant, becomes NFL history’s first minority fellowship program alumnus to lead the team he interned with.
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Chiefs target defensive makeover to boost playoff push
QB says he would like to stay if Al ok with it as Chiefs struggle to blend offense and defense. Coaches Vermeil Saunders transformed KC into an elite offense but defense lagged, while Cunningham's blitzing scheme faced calls for change. Edwards stresses defense as a mindset with 11 players pursuing the ball.
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Buffs travel west for Classic as team shows growth
GCHS buffs head to the western state for a Classic showdown while rebuilding. Coach Jeff Tanner cites a shared effort and steady contributions across weight classes, despite a 48-34 loss to Dodge City in the Western Athletic Conference opener. Lady Buffs coach Tara Churchill notes two freshmen joining varsity amid rough scoring.
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