KU officials weigh Memorial Stadium changes philosophy
KU athletic leaders plan慎 to honor the historic Memorial Stadium while considering renovations to reflect the program’s legacy. Coach Charlie Weis praises current views from the Anderson Center office as discussions on moving the track or reconfiguring seating surface without damaging tradition continue under AD Sheahon Zenger.
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Midwest
Michigan youth mentor earns top national regard
Mike Krause, a former Michigan State University All-American wrestler, is highlighted as a self-motivated mentor who coaches across states during summer camps. He leads sessions in Garden City with GCHS wrestling coach Carlos Prieto, and travels to venues in California, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and North Carolina to share his coaching approach.
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Kansas
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Detroit
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Duke
Mike Krzyzewski
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Carlos Prieto
California
Pennsylvania
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North Carolina
Mariners hammer Sanchez in 9-4 win over Royals
Casper Wells drove in a career-high five with a three-run homer and a two-run double as Seattle routed Kansas City starter Jonathan Sanchez. Justin Smoak added a two-run shot, Ichiro Suzuki had an RBI triple, and Dustin Ackley homered in a 9-4 Mariners victory. Jason Vargas sealed the win with six innings of solid relief, while Sanchez struggled early and lingered in defeat.
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RBI
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Seattle
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Kansas City
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Kauffman Stadium
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Wells
Jesus Montero
Smoak
Mariners
Brendan Ryan
Royals
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Els Sees Fair Test at Royal Lytham for British Open
Ernie Els returns to Royal Lytham & St Annes as the 141st British Open heads back to Lytham. He recalls a dramatic Sunday in 1996 when he narrowed an eight‑shot deficit on Lehman, with Tiger Woods as the amateur in the room. Woods turned pro later that year. Els would win the Claret Jug six years after. Woods seeks another major to silence doubters and proves a dominant force, while Els tries to add a first Open title since 199, with Woods favored to win again this year.
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Tom
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