Royals rise from laughingstock to playoff chase
Associated Press reports the Kansas City Royals, after a disastrous 106-loss season, surged into the AL Central playoff race with 35 games left. Managerial staff and fans, including GM Scott Picollo, view the turnaround as the team sits 2 1/2 games behind Cleveland, three back of New York for the AL best, and three ahead of Boston for the final wild card.
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Jayhawks draw Tulsa in tough home opener at Rock Chalk Park
KU soccer fought from the start and led early as Tulsa managed only a late first-half shot. The Jayhawks pressed and created chances, with coach Nate Lie noting KU’s attack-focused plan after his first home game.
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McGee Set for Return to KU Defensive Line
Ron McGee plans to return for another college football season at Kansas as a defensive end after a series of injuries transfers and a long journey. The Sumter South Carolina native began at Highland Community College then Buffalo before joining KU under coach Lance Leipold.
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