UConn women seek 10th national title as No. 1 seed
The undefeated UConn Huskies earned the No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament as they chase a 10th national championship. They ride a 31-game win streak and boast record margins, while facing eighth-seeded St Francis Brooklyn in the first round and eye a return to the Final Four.
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CBS reshuffles NCAA announcing teams this week
CBS and Turner plan a top to bottom reshuffle of NCAA tournament announcers following departures and suspensions. Ian Eagle and Jim Spanarkel will team with Doug Gottlieb, while Verne Lundquist remains with a new partner. Kentucky's undefeated status is highlighted as a ratings driver for the event.
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Chiefs sign Fanaika to 3-year Chiefs deal
Kansas City quarterback protection adds veteran guard Paul Fanaika on a three year contract worth 8.1 million guaranteed. Fanaika, 28, reunites with coach Andy Reid after starting in Philadelphia and Arizona. He joins Zach Fulton and other guards as KC reshapes its O line seeking better pass protection and a stable rotation.
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Jayhawks Dominate series with Wichita State through 1992 93
The KU and WSU rivalry produced dominant Jayhawk wins from 1985 to 1993. Ron Kellogg scored a career high 30 as Kansas City hosted the 1985 game, while Wichita State struggled without McDaniel in later meetings. Jayhawks built large margins, with Lawrence and Wichita venues alternating as KU extended its series lead.
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Greatest season in southwest Kansas basketball history
Sports Editor Brett Marshall recalls a historic run in Kansas high school boys and girls basketball, detailing state titles across classes from 3A to 4A and 1A, with Scott City, Holcomb, Sublette, South Gray, and others shining. He notes remarkable finals, standout players, and questions if classifications should change, praising teams and communities for a record-setting year.
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