Eisner Holds Lead Amid Late Chaos At PGA Championship
Kevin Eisner survived a wild finish at Quail Hollow to grab a one‑shot lead into the final round after a bridge bounce saved him from a disaster on the 16th par. Gary Woodland shot 69 to sit two under, tied for seventh, five behind Eisner. Jason Day carded an 8 after a risky and costly misadventure. Hideki Matsuyama remains in the field as the chase for his first major continues.
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Charlotte
N.C
Kevin Eisner
Quail Hollow
Kansas
Gary Woodland
Woodland
Eisner
Jason Day
Day
Hideki Matsuyama
Chuck Burton
Beaty highlights standout Kansas Jayhawks players at camp
Kansas coach David Beaty named several players who impressed during the 11th preseason practice. Dom Williams Jr and Quan Hampton Jr drew praise for talent and maturity, while Dorance Armstrong Jr and Daniel Wise Jr continued to impress on defense.
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Kansas
David Beaty
Jayhawks
Beaty
Dom Williams, Jr
Evan Fairs
Dorance Armstrong Jr
Daniel Wise, Jr
Maciah Long
Soph
Quan Hampton, Jr
Shakial Taylor, Jr
Hasan
Jeremiah Booker, Jr
Steven Sims Jr., Jr
Deron Thompson, Jr
National cycling champion Ashton Lambie rises from anonymity
At the USA Cycling national championships in Carson California Ashton Lambie won the title finishing in 4 minutes 29 seconds earning the nickname the orange mustache rival no longer. His victory makes him a true name in cycling and marks a significant leap from the young rider known mainly for his distinctive facial hair.
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Carson
Calif
Ashton Lambie
Local cyclist Lambie bursts on national scene
Lawrence cyclist Ashton Lambie surged in the 4 kilometer individual pursuit national competition, setting a mark faster than any American since Bobby Lee during Olympic prep. Days later he earned a spot on Team USA for the Pan American Games in Trinidad and Tobago from August 30 to September 3.
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Andrew Owens White
Ashton Lambie
Lawrence
Team USA
Bobby Lee
Lambie
Trinidad and Tobago
Chance to play in Italy meaningful for walk-on Young
Kansas guard Devonte Graham and stars sat on the bench in Italy as walk-ons like Clay Young earned minutes during KU s eight day exhibition tour. The Jayhawks posted lopsided wins over three Italian clubs, letting nonstars inject energy and enthusiasm on the floor as the main lineup watched and learned.
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Italy
Devonté Graham
Svi Mykhailiuk
Malik Newman
Lagerald Vick
Clay Young
Jayhawks
Graham and Company
Graham
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