Magic choose Vaughn as coach
Jacque Vaughn, a 37 year old former NBA point guard, was hired by the Orlando Magic as head coach. He studied under Roy Williams, Jerry Sloan, Doc Rivers and Gregg Popovich, and earned an assistant role with Popovich. The move comes amid a looming rebuild centered on Dwight Howard, with Vaughn seen as a tough and detail oriented future leader.
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Lochte wins 400m IM as Phelps earns no medal in opener
Ryan Lochte claims gold in the 400-meter individual medley with a 4 05.18 time as Brazil’s Thiago Pereira takes silver and Kosuke Hagino bronze. Michael Phelps finishes fourth in his Olympic 400 IM, ending a streak of medals back to 2000. Ye Shiwen shatters world record in 400 IM with 4 28.43.
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Olympic action fills first full day with mixed results
The United States men face France in the Olympic opener while two Jayhawks clash with the U.S. women's soccer team. Elizabeth Beisel earned silver, Li Xuanzu bronze, Sun Yang won gold in 3:40.14 as high tech suits banned. Cavendish struggled in cycling as Vinokourov took gold. Federer and Williams won their first matches in Wimbledon.
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Mark Cavendish
Kazakhstan
Alexander Vinokourov
Rigoberto Uran
Colombia
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Moustakas Injured As Royals Fall To Mariners
Kansas City loses 4-3 to Seattle as Mike Moustakas sprains his right knee and exits early. He is day to day awaiting MRI results while the Royals struggle offensively. Seattle’s Wells misplays a routine ball allowing Lorenzo Cain to reach third on a third inning error, and Tom Wilhelmsen seals the win with a 13th save.
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Buffalomeat caps prep career at Shrine Bowl
Lawrence High graduate Anthony Buffalomeat, set to join Emporia State University, shined for the East in the Kansas Shrine Bowl at Emporia State. He intercepted a Burton pass in the first half, then helped on defense as the West won 14 7. Buffalomeat emphasized his new role and thanked teammates for the momentous night.
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