Pace Picante Pro Rodeo Challenge draws top talent in Omaha
The Pace Picante Pro Rodeo Challenge in Omaha features last year’s five champions back to defend titles along with 15 past and present world champions vying for the crystal cup. Trevor Brazile and Ryan Jarrett compete in two events each as 96 contestants start round one in a sudden death format leading to semifinals and finals with music by Lonestar Montgomery Gentry and LeAnn Rimes. Fred Whitfield and other winners from Albuquerque and Pendleton are highlighted as standings tighten toward the PRCA world rankings.
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Decatur
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Montgomery Gentry
LeAnn Rimes
Fred Whitfield
Albuquerque
Hockley
Whitfield
Pendleton
Ore
Mike Johnson
David Key
Caldwell
Clayton Grant
Shandon
Calif
Shaun Stroh
Glendive
Mont
Stroh
Ty Scoggins
Lorena
Extreme Priefert
Olin Hannum
Hannum
Ogden
Utah
Chani Payne
Sulphur Springs
Rowdy Buechner
Sandpoint
Idaho
Beutler Bros. Cervi Rodeo
Four Forks
Dustin Murray
Buechner
Keady shares wisdom at GCCC homecoming event
Former Purdue coach Gene Keady, now retired, spoke to a large crowd at Garden City Community College about attitude, character, and positive behavior. He recalled choosing Garden City in 1954, his sophomore year success, and lessons on friendships and bridges in his career.
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Beloit High School
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Beloit
Butterfield
Hutch Jaco
Sam
Stoops revisits KSU days and 1989 win memory
Norman, AP: Bill Snyder and Bob Stoops shared a milestone as Kansas State defeated North Texas 20-17 on September 30, 1989, ending a 30 game winless streak. Stoops, 29, was a defensive backs coach and later rose to defensive coordinator roles before Oklahoma. Now Stoops faces Snyder again as Oklahoma hosts Kansas State with a 3-0 Wildcats and a 1-2 Sooners.
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Caine pushing toward Garden City all time tackle mark
Garden City High School senior Dustin Caine a 6 foot 4 inch 210 pound linebacker known as Bubba shows extra intensity as he closes in on the all time tackling record. He has 252 career tackles and 29 this season as he leads and inspires a young GC squad.
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Dustin Caine
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Marcus West
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Garden City
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Royals sign Gordon with 4 million signing bonus
Kansas City Royals sign Alex Gordon the No. 2 pick from Nebraska to a minor league contract with a 4 million signing bonus. Gordon set multiple school records, won the Golden Spikes Award, and led Nebraska to the College World Series. He reports to Arizona for Instructional League and begins minor league ascent.
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