Linton set to anchor KU safety role this season
Kansas safety Dexter Linton seeks more turnovers after a solid 2024 season in which he played 12 games and made 26 tackles. Coach Dave Campo praises his speed and coverage, while Willis notes his improved film work and decision making. Linton credits teammates for backing him through mistakes and aims for stronger play this year.
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Firebirds face big test as new lineup grows into role
Firebirds coach Hofer notes nerves before varsity debut and Frantz stepping into key duties after Fred Wyatt’s season ending knee injury. Veterans praise younger players like Shane, Scott, Keating, Spain, and Torneden for earning trust while new defenders adjust to complex plays and multiple checks. Senior leaders emphasize accountability and gradual maturation through practices and camps.
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Chiefs rally past Steelers in preseason overtime thriller
Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger went 13 of 19 for 166 yards with a 13 yard touchdown to Jonathan Dwyer as the Steelers staged a solid first half before fading in the second. Alex Smith struggled early but finished 17 of 24 for 158 yards and a touchdown for Kansas City. Jamaal Charles carried seven times for 10 yards in his return from a right foot sprain. The Chiefs won 26-20 on a 15 yard Travis Daniel to Rico Richardson TD in OT.
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Chiefs and Steelers crown a high scoring overtime thriller
Kansas City’s A Smith and Daniel combine for late rally as the Chiefs win 30 24 in overtime after a back and forth game featuring Roethlisberger Gradkowski and overload of receiving yards for Bowe Avery Hemingway and Wheaton. The game included three Pittsburgh field goals and an overtime score by Richardson. Attendance 51,852.
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