KU duo likely gone from KU to NBA draft camps
Kansas University's Darrell Arthur and Mario Chalmers plan to decide by June 16 whether to stay in the NBA draft or return to college. Coach Bill Self expects Arthur to stay in the draft, possibly a lottery pick, and indicates Chalmers will likely follow. Brandon Rush has signed with an agent and will enter the June 26 draft.
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KU football season: barber shop bets on 8 to 10 wins
Downtown Kansas hair salons buzz with football forecasts as local barbers predict KU will post between eight and ten victories. Jon Amyx and peers expect a return to bowls, with Mangino praised for momentum amid mixed past seasons.
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Royals fall as skid reaches ninth straight
Minnesota’s Michael Cuddyer drove in Joe Mauer with a single in the 12th inning to power a 4-3 win over Kansas City. Jesse Crain earned the win, Matt Guerrier notched the save, and Mark Teahen’s inside-the-park homer tied the game in the ninth after Joe Nathan blew his 14th save opportunity.
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LJ back in form as Chiefs’ star shows health in workout
Kansas City reports Larry Johnson, the Chiefs’ high paid former Pro Bowl star, appeared fully recovered in a team workout. He ran 50 yards, dodged defenders, and displayed speed and power, suggesting his foot injury from last year is behind him.
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