Self Named Big 12 Coach of the Year in 2005-06
Kansas coach Bill Self captured the Big 12 Coach of the Year title as Kansas shared the league crown with Texas. Freshman of the Year Brandon Rush and Oklahoma Newcomer of the Year Michael Neal headline a season that saw PJ Tucker of Texas earn Player of the Year honors. Tucker led in rebounds and scoring, while LaMarcus Aldridge of Kansas claimed Defensive Player of the Year. Rush scored 408 points as a freshman. Neal led the conference in three point percentage and makes per game.
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NFL owners to decide labor proposal in Texas meeting
NFL owners in Grapevine weigh the players union demand for 60 percent of league revenues and expanded revenue sharing as the current labor deal nears its end. The vote could set the salary cap for 2006, with implications for free agency and team spending across high and low revenue clubs.
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Royals' Redman undergoes knee surgery in spring camp
Royals left-hander Mark Redman had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee to repair a lateral cartilage tear in Kansas City. The team said no return date was set and he would be reevaluated next week at the Surprise training camp.
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Kirby Puckett, Hall of Fame Star, dies at 45
Kirby Puckett, a smiley Hall of Famer who led the Minnesota Twins to 1987 and 1991 World Series titles, died at 45 after a stroke following glaucoma. Born in Chicago, he spent his entire career with Minnesota, earned a batting title in 1989, and retired after enduring eye injury and controversy. tributes poured in from Bud Selig, teammates, and fans as memorials formed outside the Metrodome.
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GCCC teams eye Region VI tournament runs at Koch Arena
The Lady Busters face a win or go home path toward Saturday quarterfinals at Koch Arena Wichita potentially meeting Barton County or Neosho County. The men clash with Coffeyville led by Boo Richardson Slack and Allen in a 26 4 season and a 7 3 start after a late loss. The men seek a Koch Arena quarterfinal Saturday with a 1 p.m. Fort Scott Butler winner and a 8 p.m. championship following the women's game.
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