KU quarterback converts to tight end amid LIberty High star past
Brian Gray, a 6 3 225 pound Kansas University junior from Liberty Missouri, switched from quarterback to tight end after a rocky start. As a senior he passed for 1200 yards and rushed for 700. He redshirted in 1994 and moved to TE in spring. In 1996 he played 11 games with one eight-yard TD reception versus Oklahoma.
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Saints Blast Chiefs In Exhibition Showdown
New Orleans defense clamped down and controlled the game as the Saints routed Kansas City 26-7. Doug Brien and John Becksvoort each drilled two field goals, while Doug Nussmeier threw two touchdowns as Saint coach Mike Ditka praised progress amid miscues by the Chiefs and a conservative plan for Elvis Grbac.
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Penn State Opens No. 1 In AP Preseason Poll
Penn State earns the top AP preseason ranking for the first time in school history led by coach Joe Paterno. The Nittany Lions received 21 first place votes and 1,566 points from 70 voters, signaling Big Ten strength amid past voter skepticism.
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Ostertag Hosts Golf Tourney For Lung Assn in Kansas
Utah Jazz center Greg Ostertag returns to Lawrence to host a charity golf tournament at Alvamar benefiting the American Lung Association of Kansas. The event features a noon celebrity putting contest and a 1:30 p.m. tournament headlined by Ostertag facing ex Jayhawks Danny Manning Rex Walters Kevin Pritchard and others.
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Royals Dominate Red Sox For Win At Fenway Park
Boston suffers 9-2 defeat as Glendon Rusch earns first career complete game in relief of Royals comeback. Dean Palmer drives two runs in an eight run fourth inning, Kansas City tallies 12 hits all singles, and Jeff Suppan exits after allowing ten hits. Offerman, Bell, King, and Roberts contribute offense.
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