Jayhawks face AMW Team France in Paris exhibition
Kansas University coach Bill Self expects a tougher test from AMW Team France, a pro lineup gathered from the A and B French leagues. Self notes the team is fairly new, with limited cohesion, as KU plays in Stade Pierre de Coubertin after an earlier win over Switzerland.
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Next B KU to face AMW Team France at 1 p.m. Central
The Kansas team will meet AMW Team France at 1 p.m. Central today. The game will not be televised or broadcast on radio but live updates will be posted on KUSports.com blog.
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Ragone the colorful senior tight end for Kansas
Mike Ragone, a 6 foot 4 inch 255 pound Notre Dame graduate, is finishing his final year at Kansas under coach Charlie Weis. The South Jersey native from Blackwood is known for a tough nose and a playful, sometimes sinister laugh. He relishes physical play and wears his injuries with pride as part of his rugged TE persona.
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Charles shines as Chiefs beat Cardinals in preseason debut
Ja maal Charles, returning from ACL surgery, injures his knee on first carry but returns to help Kansas City score on their first two drives in a 27 17 victory over Arizona. Eric Berry and Tony Moeaki also play, easing concerns for Chiefs and fans. Arizona early drives produce a 12 yard TD pass from Matt Cassel to Peyton Hillis, then Shaun Craughn adds a 4 yard score as Skelton and Kolb compete for the starting QB job.
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Dixon helps Team USA reach 4x400 final in London
Diamond Dixon of Kansas State University to be a junior next season ran the third leg for Team USA in the semifinals of the 4x400 meter relay at the Olympic Stadium. The U.S. clocked 3 22.09 to qualify fastest for the final set for 2 25 p.m. Central. Dixon posted an unofficial 50.15 split, second fastest on the team behind DeeDee Trotter. Final lineup to be decided from the six-person relay pool.
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Tiger Woods Shares Lead In Tough PGA Championship Round
On Kiawah Island Woods posts a 1-under 71 to join Vijay Singh and Carl Pettersson atop the leaderboard amid the harsh winds. Singh chips in five birdies to reach 3-under 69 while most players struggle, with 41 failing to break 80 and several notables missing the cut.
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U S women win 4x100 relay in world record
The United States women’s 4x100 meter relay team clocked 40.82 seconds to set a world record and win gold in London. Allyson Felix, Carmelita Jeter, Bianca Knight, and Tianna Madison delivered a flawless anchor—ending a long drought since 1996 and ending a string of disappointments in the event.
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