Kansas coach Gill eyes Mundine and Bourbon as linebackers
The Kansas staff weighs Mundine and Bourbon for linebacker roles though both favor offense. Mundine resembles a prototypical fast, athletic linebacker and could switch to tight end, while Bourbon shifts from defense to running back potential. Torbush notes Mundine’s athletic versatility and Long’s use of multi position players, with Gill confirming staff changes and coaching promotions.
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Sports editor Tom Keegan contact detail
The piece notes contact for the sports editor Tom Keegan with a phone number 832-7147 for reader inquiries and submissions.
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Top candidates named for KU linebacker coach job
The Kansas football program evaluates finalists to fill the linebackers coach position after Carl Torbush’s retirement. Candidates include Vantz Singletary, a 46 year old with 17 years in college coaching and NFL ties, and David Gibbs, a KU assistant in 1995-96. Questions remain about fit and timing amid staff promotions.
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Morris notes Jordan presence at Bobcats pre-draft workout
Kansas forward Markieff Morris recounts sensing Michael Jordan in Charlotte as the Bobcats hosted a six-player pre-draft workout. Morris, who hopes to join his twin Marcus on the same NBA team, praised Jordan’s aura and said Charlotte may fit both twins.
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Mavericks Rally Past Heat To Tie NBA Finals 1-1
Dirk Nowitzki overcome a torn tendon in his non shooting hand to score the tie breaking layup with 3.6 seconds left as Dallas erased a 15 point fourth quarter deficit to beat Miami 95 93. Nowitzki finished with 24 points and Jason Terry added late scores. Dwyane Wade poured in 36 for the Heat but missed a desperation three at the buzzer. Game 3 Sunday in Dallas.
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