Sharp wins Bud Light Cup at Tuff Hedeman Challenge in Fort Worth
Butch Thurman Sharp, a two time PRCA world champion, claimed the $120,720 prize and the Bud Light Cup at the Tuff Hedeman Challenge in Fort Worth Texas, the 11th stop of a 29 city tour. He rode Millennium for 98.5 in opening, then defeated Dillinger for 95.5 to win the Mossy Oak Shootout and added a 94 in the final round to take the Built Ford Tough championship and a $10,000 bonus. Coleman finished second with $14,880. Green won the Timed Events Championship at Lazy E Arena earning $45,500.
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Kansas survives scare to beat Holy Cross in NCAA opener
No. 1 Kansas edged 16th seed Holy Cross 70 to 59 in St Louis to avoid a historic upset. All‑American Drew Gooden led with 19 points and 13 rebounds as Kirk Hinrich sprained his ankle and played on crutches late. The win ends Kansas 16‑game Big 12 streak and sets up a second‑round meeting with Stanford.
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Oklahoma
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Connecticut Huskies Eye Third Straight Women's Title
Connecticut stands as the overwhelming favorite entering the NCAA women's tournament with a 33-0 record and No. 1 seed in the Mideast Regional, but rivals like Oklahoma and others aim to derail the march to San Antonio. The competition begins Friday with 16 first round games across eight sites and continues Saturday.
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Onship
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Oklahoma
Sherri Coale
Arkansas Coach Richardson Muzzled Before Dismissal
Weeks before Nolan Richardson's comments that led to his firing the Arkansas Razorback Foundation proposed a new contract for his Rollin with Nolan show. The Host Services Agreement included conduct clauses barring disparagement and requiring sober, proper conduct. Richardson refused to sign and criticized the foundation in a February 5 letter to president Chuck Dicus.
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Kentucky
Garden City Buffaloes eye progress in girls soccer
Garden City High School enters its third season under coach John Schafer aiming to avoid defeats by the 10 goal mercy rule and improve consistency against Western Athletic Conference foes. Key players Mizell Escobedo Camarillo Urteaga Zimmnermann return, with Seijas likely seizing the goalkeeper role.
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Tonya Reyes
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