Draft shocks as Leinart slides to No 10 in NFL picks
In a surprising draft, Matt Leinart drops to tenth as Donte Whitner climbs to eighth to Buffalo. Mario Williams goes first to Houston and Reggie Bush lands at No. 2 with Vince Young heading to Tennessee. Bush faces Saints revitalization pressure. Young must justify top pick.
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Ohio State
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Mario Williams
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Reggie Bush
New Orleans
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Bush
Texas
Vince Young
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Jay Cutler
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Coffeyville Ravens end Busters Region VI run in sweep
Coffeyville, the No. 5 seed, swept Garden City Community College in a best of three. Chance Fields pitched well in Sunday’s opener, then Coffeyville jumped out to a six run first inning in the clincher, finishing 10-5 as players embraced on the mound.
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Andy Preston
Coffeyville
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Busters
Jayhawk
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Ravens
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Ryan McCune
Chris Finnegan
Adam Morrison
Fields
Finnegan
Lady Busters edge Cloud County in rough doubleheader
The Garden City Community College softball team split a Jayhawk Conference twin bill with Cloud County amid bad weather and a costly error. Tahnie Young pitched well in a 2-1 loss after Cloud County's Maggie West booted a critical grounder, scoring the decisive run in the bottom of the sixth. The split secures GCCC the No. 4 seed for Region VI at Colby, with a rematch against Cloud County set for 10 a.m. Friday.
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Cloud County
Twinbill
Lady Broacbusters
Colby
Busters
GCCC
Phil Terpstra
Tahnie Young
Andrea Sidey
Sidey
Maggie West
Kim Lyons
Clarissa Valenzuela
Lyons
Garden City ties Lawrence Free State 1 1 in rain soaked clash
Garden City Buffaloes and Free State Firebirds battled to a 1 1 draw at McPherson after Cindy Benitez put GCHS ahead in the 55th minute. Logan Keasling answered for Free State with four minutes left. Benitez extended her scoring streak to 10 games as the Buffs remain undefeated at 8 1 1.
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Lawrence Free
Buffs
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Free State
Benitez
Garden City
Padilla
Firebirds
Logan Keasling
Lucca Wang
Lindsey Alexander
Wichita Southeast
Chiefs lay groundwork as 2006 draft unfolds
Kansas City general manager Carl Peterson defended every pick after the Chiefs completed five rounds with no debate. Marcus Maxey a cornerback from Miami was chosen first on defense. Jeff Webb from San Diego State joined as a target for Edwards. Tre Stallings of Ole Miss was selected on offense with six rounds remaining. Jarrad Page from UCLA added as a safety in round seven. Page B4
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Antrel Rolle
Edwards
San Diego State
Jeff Webb
California
Marcus
Tre Stallings
Ole Miss
Jarrad Page
UCLA
Ohio State
Troy Smith
Penn State
Tamba Hali
State College
Hall
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New York
Cutler compares to Leinart and Young in NFL draft stand
Denver AP Jay Cutler says he is in the same category as Matt Leinart and Vince Young despite being the Broncos' No. 11 pick. He expects to back up Jake Plummer this rookie year while noting his arm and leg advantages over Leinart and more drop-back experience than Young.
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Tennessee
Broncos
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Champ
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