Dolphins Sign Carter and List Several NFL Signings
The Miami Dolphins add two time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Kevin Carter on a five year 30 million deal. Carter previously with Tennessee will earn 16 million over the first three years. Miami also cuts David Boston after a failed physical. Other moves include Kenny Kennedy and Marcus Pollard joining the Lions, Rudi Johnson re signing with the Bengals, Samari Rolle to the Ravens, Fred Miller with the Bears, Chike Okeafor to the Cardinals, Troy Hambrick re signed, Scott released by the Steelers, Rich Coady to the Falcons, and Rich Coady’s Rams background noted.
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Holcomb edges Marian in substate final behind strong defense
Class 3A star Schmitt averages 17 points seven rebounds and five assists for Longhorns as Bailey praises perimeter defense led by Chelsy Proehl Randee Stegman Katie Novack and Samantha Mathews. Novack averages 13.7 points four rebounds Mathews 9.8 points five rebounds four assists Proehl 8.9 points seven assists Stegman 4 assists per game.
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Holcomb Lady Longhorns Meet Burlington Wildcats in 3A State
The Holcomb girls basketball team, 18-6, clash with 23-0 Burlington in the Class 3A state tournament at Hutchinson Sports Arena at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. Radio coverage is not available.
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Garden City Buffaloes eye future after senior class departs
GCHS coach Tanner reflects on the 2004-05 season and the eight seniors JJ Ford Brent Cornett Jon Trilli Justin Nelson Matt Truong Matt Warnken Mitch Huber and Matt Thomeczek. He praises their work ethic leadership and team chemistry while noting the juniors Adam Price and Chris Hamlin and sophomores Jeremy Quint and Keshan Carr will lead next year. He emphasizes finding and developing shooters and increasing strength and athleticism in the weight room.
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Lady Buffs Rally Past No 6 Colby in Revenge Win
Churchill recalls Garden Citys 58 56 victory over Colby on February 1, a comeback from a 15 point deficit to upset the Eagles ranked No 6 in Class 4A. Beating Colby provided rare revenge after a tough road loss last year.
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Beavers poised to face Sumner or Topeka-Hayden in hoops
Andover Central relies on 6-2 guard Drew Armagast the leading scorer and 7.9 rebounder while 6-7 Matt O'Leary competes for time. Coach O'Neil notes their experience and shooting as they seek a semifinal berth after a win over Scott City would set up a Friday date with Sumner Academy or Topeka-Hayden.
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Rockies Split Squad Tops Royals In Arizona Clash
Jamey Wright tossed four shutout innings of two hit ball as Colorado beat Kansas City 8-7 in Tucson. Matt Holliday drove in three runs, Ryan Speier earned the save after fending off a late Royals rally. Royals’ Chris George allowed three runs in two innings as KC dropped its fourth straight. Ruben Gotay went 0 for 3 after an early hot start. Emil Brown and Mark Teahan hit two run homers for the Royals.
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Big 12 names top all-conference picks and standout rosters
Simien and Graham headline first team selections with Lucas joining as a repeat pick. Lucas, a 5-11 guard, averages 18.3 points and nearly five assists per game, boasting an 2.88 assists to turnover ratio and a record 85 three-pointers. Ross, a 6-2 Texas Tech transfer from Hobbs, NM, averages 16.6 points and leads the league with 66 steals. Second team includes Miles Gray Massey Stinson Langford. Freshmen Bruce and Gibson head third team with Kleiza Bookout Buckman also named.
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