Garrett's drive fuels KU basketball journey and camp return
Garrett, averaging 14.0 points 7.0 assists 6.3 rebounds at IMG Academy, plans to return to Luke's camp after KU summer classes. He praises the intense, diverse workouts with NBA and college players, describes the brotherhood at KU, and aims to make his senior year a special, winning one while balancing faith and study.
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IMG Academy
Bradenton
Florida
Lucas
Elijah Johnson
Tyshawn Taylor
NBA
Austin Rivers
John Lucas III
Tristan Thompson
C.J. Fair
Syracuse
Tim Frazier
Penn State
Geron Johnson
Memphis
Keith Hornsby
LSU
Troy Williams
Indiana
Bill Self
Christian
Self
Alabama
North Carolina State
Harvard
IMG
Jayhawk
Cynthia
Roger
Lawrence
Tarik
Black
Jayhawks
Korea
USA
Evan Manning
Embiid Compared With Olajuwon by KU Coach and Media
ESPN analyst Jay Bilas compares Joel Embiid to Hakeem Olajuwon in freshman year, citing footwork and versatility. Self says the Sixers could view Embiid as franchise potential, able to score in many ways, with health shaping a hall of fame path. Embiid aims for multiple championships and a long Sixers tenure, emulating Tim Duncan’s durability.
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Embiid
Texas Tech
Olajuwon
ESPN
Jay Bilas
University of Houston
The
Dream
Sixers
Philadelphia
76Ers
Hall of Fame
NBA
Toronto
San Antonio
Tim Duncan
Royals House airs strong in Indians loss at Kauffman
Royals rookie Roy House scattered nine hits and struck out three over eight innings in his eighth appearance and seventh start. Michael Bourn homered twice for Cleveland and Jeromy Guthrie took the loss as the Indians outpaced Kansas City 4 3 in a game featuring a key eighth inning RBI by Michael Brantley. Bourn left with a tight hamstring after scoring Cleveland's final run.
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Michael Brantley
RBI
Cleveland
Bourn
Indians
Terry Francona
Francona
House
Danny Valencia
Kansas City
Cody Allen
Allen
Lorenzo Cain
Eric Hosmer
Cain
Hosmer
Triple-A
Columbus
Seattle
Felix Hernandez
Jason Kipnis
Lonnie Chisenhall
Billy Butler
L.cain
S.perez
A.gordon
Infante
B.butler
Valencia
A.escobar
J.dyson
Kottaras
Kipnis
House Bourn
Guthrie
Brantley
Chisenhall
Swisher
Dav.Murphy
SB L.cain
Chris Guccione
Eric Cooper
Tom Hallion
Angel Campos
Alstom Open de France Leaderboard Third Round
Kevin Stadler leads with 64 68 72 for 204 at Le Golf National Albatross Course in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines France as Thongchai Jaidee and Victor Riu share top scores. The field includes players from Germany France Northern Ireland and Spain with purses of 4.1 million and 7331 yardage.
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Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
France
Kevin Stadler
United States
Thongchai Jaidee
Thailand
Victor Riu
Martin Kaymer
Germany
Matthew Baldwin
England
Bernd Wies
Scott Jamieson
Scotland
Alexander Levy
Matthew Nixon
Billy Hurley III
Angel Cabrera
Kevin Chappell
Michael Thompson
Cameron Tringale
Will Wilcox
Joe Durant
Steve Stricker
Camilo Villegas
Chris Stroud
Jim Renner
Bill Haas
Hudson Swafford
David Hearn
Luke Guthrie
Bubba Watson
David Lingmerth
Troy
Keegan Bradley
J.B. Holmes
Sang-Moon Bae
Trevor Immelman
Scott Langley
Michael Putnam
Richard H. Lee
Troy Merritt
Charles Howell III
David Toms
Oliver Goss
Matt Bettencourt
Patrick Cantlay
Bronson La’Cassie
Brice Garnett
Shawn Stefani
Webb Simpson
Andres Romero
Heath Slocum
Brendon de Jonge
Tom Watson
Justin Leonard
Bud Cauley
Kevin Na
Charlie Beljan
Patrick Reed
Danny Lee
Johnson Wagner
Patrick Rodgers
Ted Potter, Jr
Gary Woodland
Josh Teater
Stephen Ames
Andrew Svoboda
Robert Streb
J.J. Henry
Wes Roach
Roberto Castro
Jason Gore
Scott Stallings
Gonzalo Fdez-Castano
Carl Pettersson
Ken Duke
Tim Wilkinson
Chad Collins
Tyrone van Aswegen
Chris Kirk
World Cup 1998 Knockout Round Results Ahead of Semis
In Rio de Janeiro Germany edged France 1 0 while Brazil defeated Colombia 2 1 in Fortaleza. Netherlands and Costa Rica drew 0 0 with Netherlands advancing 4 3 on penalties. Semis set for July 8 and 9 in Belo Horizonte and Sao Paulo with Brazil vs Germany and Netherlands vs Argentina. Third place on July 12 and final on July 13.
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Rio de Janeiro
Germany
France
Fortaleza
Brazil
Colombia
Brasilia
Argentina
Belgium
Salvador
Netherlands
Costa Rica
Belo Horizonte
Sao Paulo
Wimbledon results at All England Club Grand Slam finals
Petra Kvitova of Czech Republic defeated Eugenie Bouchard of Canada 6-3 6-0 for the women’s singles title. Doubles saw Pospisil of Canada and Sock of the United States beat Bryan brothers 7-6 6-7 6-4 3-6 7-5. Other finals included Errani Vinci over Babos Mladenovic in women’s doubles and mixed and senior doubles winners from Serbia, Australia, and Britain.
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All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club
London
Petra Kvitova
Czech Republic
Eugenie Bouchard
Canada
Vasek Pospisil
Jack Sock
United States
Bob and
Mike Bryan
Sara Errani
Roberta Vinci
Italy
Timea Babos
Hungary
Kristina Mladenovic
France
Mixec Femifinal
Nenad Zimonjic
Serbia
Sam Stosur
Australia
Aisamul-Haq Qureshi
Pakistan
Vera Dushevina
Russia
Max Mirnyi
Belarus
Chan Haoching
Taiwan
Daniel Nestor
Thomas Enqvist
Sweden
Mark Philippoussis
Goran Ivanisevic
Ivan Ljubicic
Croatia
Albert Costa
Spain
Thomas Johansson
Wayne Ferreira
South Africa
Mark Petchey
Britain
Andrew Castle
Mikael Pernfors
Sergio Casal
Joakim Nystrom
Iva Majoli
Magdalena Maleeva
Bulgaria
Anne Keothavong
Conchita Martinez
Jana Novotna
Barbara Schett
Austria
Martina Navratilova
Selima Sfar
Tunisia
Tour de France Opens With Flat 118-Mile Stage From Leeds to Harrogate
In Harrogate, England the first stage of the Tour de France covered 118.3 miles from Leeds with one Category 4 and two Category 3 climbs. Marcel Kittel of Giant Shimano won in four hours 44 minutes and seven seconds, with Peter Sagan Cannondale and Ramunas Navardauskas Garmin Sharp placing in the same time.
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Harrogate
England
Leeds
Marcel Kittel
Germany
Giant Shimano
Peter Sagan
Slovakia
Cannondale
Ramunas Navardauskas
Lithuania
Garmin Sharp
Bryan Coquard
France
Michael Rogers
Australia
Tinkoff-Saxo
Christopher Froome
Britain
Sky
Alexander Kristoff
Norway
Katusha
Sep Vanmarcke
Belgium
Belkin Pro Cycling
Jose Joaquin Rojas
Spain
Movistar
Michael Albasini
Switzerland
Orica GreenEdge
Geraint Thomas
Andre Greipel
Lotto Belisol
Koen de Kort
Netherlands
Giant-Shimano
Jurgen van den Broeck
WNBA Saturday Results and Upcoming Games
The results include San Antonio 71 over Indiana 70, Atlanta 86 over Washington 73, Connecticut 78 over Tulsa 76, Seattle 80 over Chicago 73. Scheduled Saturday games feature Minnesota at New York at 1 p.m. and Phoenix at Los Angeles at 3 p.m.
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Sporting K.C
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Toronto FC
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Columbus
Houston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Montreal
Seattle
Real Salt Lake
Colorado
FC Dallas
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Portland
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D.C. United
Seattle FC
Sporting KC
San Antonio
Indiana
Atlanta
Washington
Connecticut
Tulsa
Minnesota
Phoenix
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Richard Sterne
Rafa Cabrera-Bello
Victor Dubuisson
Bauke Mollema
Alberto Contador
Tinkoff- Saxo
Alejandro Valverde
Tejay van Garderen
BMC Racing
Vincenzo Nibali
Astana
Andy Schleck
Luxembourg
Trek Factory Racing
Frank Schleck
Christopher Horner
Lampre-Merida
Peter Stetina
Matthew Busche
Daniel Navarro
Cofidis
Benjamin King
Alex Howes
Edward King
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