Buehrle Throws Eight, Notches 10th Win for Blue Jays
Mark Buehrle pitched eight sharp innings to become baseball's first 10-game winner as the Toronto Blue Jays blanked the Kansas City Royals 4 0. Edwin Encarnacion homered again and Toronto closed a homestand 8 2, with Buehrle improving to 10 1 and lowering his ERA to 2.10.
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Weis plans summer football work under new NCAA rule
Charlie Strong arrives to reshaped conference with Louisville influence. Weis outlines Texas and Louisville game prep and notes NCAA summer activity rules allow up to eight hours of mandatory football work plus two hours of film study over eight weeks. Coaches may meet with players in summer, with limited student eligibility rules.
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Jayhawks fall to Kentucky in NCAA regional opener
Kansas pitcher Robert Kahana lasted three innings as UK pounded out 11 hits and built an early lead. Zack Brown worked five scoreless frames for Kentucky while Kansas rallied late but fell short. Eldredge homered for Kansas as seniors experienced NCAA play, with coach Price praising Kentucky’s fastball command and vowing further NCAA appearances with continued effort.
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Four city products reach NCAA super regionals in baseball
Free State graduate Tim Lewis led Maryland in a 10-1 regional final win over top seed South Carolina to send the Terrapins to a super regional. Lawrence High’s Garrett Cleavinger pitched for Oregon in its 9-8 win over Xavier before a 3-2 elimination loss to Vanderbilt. Youngstown State’s Shane Willoughby went 0-for-2 as YSU dropped to Stanford, and Colin Toulson did not pitch for Kansas in an 8-6 defeat to Kentucky.
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Self Seeks Easing of One and Done NBA Rule
Sidney Self urges a high school talent committee to allow exceptions for players ready to enter the NBA. He cites LeBron James as a case for skipping college and notes overseas or the NBA Development League as alternatives. Self praises the one and done rule for now but favors a two year college path or earlier exit for exceptional players.
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