Beasley leads KU past Kansas State in tight Sunflower showdown
Beasley poured in 25 as Kansas beat Kansas State 89-77 in Bramlage Coliseum amid a near riot as Wildcats fans flooded the floor. Chalmers added 19, Pullen key three pointers, and Walker sparked a late burst to hold off the Wildcats.
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Busters Triumph as Garden City Tops Dodge City in Rivalry Battle
Garden City soars 15 6 to 4 4 in a rivalry win over Dodge City. Flemming leads with nine rebounds while Derrick Tarvin scores nine in nine minutes off the bench and earns praise as the player of the game. Tarvin goes 3 of 13 from the field as Garden City dominates the boards and defense.
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Garden City rally tops Dodge City 71 60 on road in tight game
Garden City uses a 19 point performance by Novack and 5 of 10 from three pointers to defeat Dodge City 71 to 60 at the Perryman Athletic Complex. Garden City improves to 8-14, 3-5 while Dodge City falls to 5-17, 0-8 and prepares for a rematch with Colby on Saturday.
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Clemens dodges steroids questions at Astros camp
Roger Clemens avoided steroid inquiry at the Houston Astros minicamp as he, along with his son, met minor leaguers. He declined to discuss allegations from the Mitchell Report and his upcoming congressional testimony. Team officials and Clemens say he remains part of the organization under a postretirement services contract.
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Phoenix becomes national sports hub with Super Bowl a milestone
Phoenix hosts the Super Bowl amid a surge of major events that have transformed the city from a small western town into a national sports destination. Stadium upgrades and new facilities bolster its appeal, with Dodgers moving spring training to Glendale and Scottsdale hosting the PGA Tour FBR Open.
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