Bracketology chat with Andy Force on NCAA tourney picks
Bracketology blogger Andy Force predicts Gonzaga elite eight and favors Western Michigan over Vanderbilt. He sees Texas Tech over St Josephs and Louisville a No. 10 seed with a chance to run, while Kentucky, Wake Forest, Texas and Connecticut top his Final Four with Kentucky defeating UConn in the final.
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Beltran keeps a low profile but shines on field
Carlos Beltran, a quiet Kansas City Royals center fielder, blends star talent with a wish for privacy. He joins baseball elite with three 100/1000/30 seasons and a .300, 25 HR, 40 SB year, while steering clear of All-Star fame. Buck O'Neil compares him to Willie Mays in potential.
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Wooldridge to stay at Kansas State basketball coach
Kansas State will retain Jim Wooldridge for at least one more year as the Wildcats finish 14 14 amid injuries and building depth. Jeremiah Massey earned conference Newcomer of the Year while Dez Willingham, Cartier Martin and Dramane Diarra battled injuries and eligibility. A first round Big 12 tourney loss to Iowa State dashed any NIT bid hopes.
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Cartier Martin
Dramane Diarra
NCAA
Iowa State
Curtis Stinson
Will Blalock
Dallas
Robinson Ready to Lead GCHS Tennis Team
Rod Robinson moved from interim to permanent leadership of Garden City High School tennis after guiding the boys team in prep. He plans to apply for the girls job in fall and the boys next spring, while crediting Bob Krug and Michelle Wells for crucial support and program funding from middle schools Abe Hubert and Kenneth Henderson.
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Garden City
Robinson
Russell Sargent
GCHS
Abe Hubert
Kenneth Henderson
Buffalo
Bob Krug
Bob
Krug
Michelle Wells
Garden City Baseball Rally Beats Phoenix College Twice
Garden City Community College pulled off two comeback wins over Phoenix College in Phoenix, despite 11 errors. The Broacbusters edged out a 7-6 victory in game one with a Bart Howard ground out driving in the winning run, and a 9-8 win in game two after trailing 8-2 in the eighth. Matt Quint earned the win in relief with four strikeouts over 1⅔ innings, Kamron Washington notched the save, and Brendan Murphy plus Luke Dresling homered. The wins extended GCCC’s streak to eight and their record to 10-2.
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Garden City
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Rick Sabath
Bart Howard
Matt Quint
Kamron Washington
Brendan Murphy
Luke Dresling
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