Padres rough up Royals Shields in spring tilt
James Shields gave up seven first inning runs before settling to three scoreless innings in the Royals 9-5 loss to the Padres in Peoria. Shields allowed six hits and a walk with a 4.74 spring ERA as Perez and Gordon homered for San Diego and Perez left after being hit in the head by a pitch.
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Regional action shines as NCAA Tournament heats up
The Associated Press previews the regional round with title contenders Florida Arizona Michigan State Louisville Virginia and upstarts Dayton Tennessee Stanford and San Diego State. Key players Nick Johnson Russ Smith DeAndre Kane Kyle Anderson Shabazz Napier and Nik Stauskas are noted along with top matchups Kentucky Louisville Florida UCLA Baylor Wisconsin Arizona San Diego State. Conference and player lineage trivia add context.
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Bears land Allen to bolster defense in four year deal
Chicago agrees to a four year contract with defensive end Jared Allen worth as much as 32 million, with 15.5 million guaranteed. The 31 year old joins after six seasons with Minnesota and will replace Julius Peppers who left for Green Bay. Allen could be cut to three years and 24 million with guarantees intact for the first two years.
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NFL to test 20-yard line extra points in preseason
In Orlando, Florida, the NFL will trial longer extra-point attempts from the 20-yard line for two preseason weeks. Regular-season adoption has been postponed, as owners want more data from the initial two weeks of experimentation.
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Djokovic tops Murray in Sony Open quarterfinal
Novak Djokovic defeated Andy Murray 7-5 6-3 in the Sony Open quarterfinals at Key Biscayne. A disputed point at 5-6 in the 12th game led to the match turning on a line-call which TV replays showed favored Murray, but umpire Damian Steiner ruled for Djokovic.
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Latest line shifts in college betting as Florida, Stanford mix
Sports betting markets show Florida and Stanford attracting favorites roles while Dayton and Towson are listed as underdogs. The latest lines reflect fluctuating opinions with key matchups valued by bettors and bookmakers.
Kansas University Two Day Sports Schedule Overview
The two day calendar lists KU events including Track at Texas Relays and tennis, softball and baseball games against Oklahoma State and Oklahoma. Local high schools Free State and Lawrence High host swimming and track meets at Emporia and Topeka venues with multiple 4 5 p.m. starts.
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NCAA Basketball Champions Through the Years
The record notes Oregon’s 46 to 33 win over Ohio State in the first national NCAA tournament game, Oklahoma A&M’s 49 to 45 victory over NYU for the 1945 championship, and Bill Spivey’s 22 points guiding Kentucky to a 68 to 58 title win over Kansas State.
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