KU lands 2024 commit Jonathan Kamara from Desert Edge
Kansas football secures its fifth 2024 class pledge, Desert Edge High School safety Jonathan Kamara choosing KU over 12 Division I programs. The 6 4 210 pound athlete may play linebacker at the next level and cited strong fit and staff desire as key factors in his decision. Kamara is KU's second defensive commitment in the class joining Aundre Gibson with more Goodyear targets reportedly in play. Kamara committed after an unofficial visit to Lawrence ahead of an official visit later in the summer.
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KU kicker Grant Glasgow transfers to Montana Grizzlies
Lawrence native Grant Glasgow joins Montana after leaving Kansas in the spring portal. He eyed South Dakota and Georgia State before selecting Montana, citing fit, academics, and a strong campus environment. He retains four years of eligibility and aims to continue his dual football and soccer background while pursuing an exercise science degree.
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Staumont and Mayers come close to perfect game against Cardinals
Kansas City Royals near historic combined perfect game as Staumont starts and Mayers works 4innings before Nolan Arenado breaks up the bid with a leadoff single in the eighth. Amir Garrett finishes the two hitter, Royals win 7-0 in St Louis. Cardinals remain cold, six straight shutout games.
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Heat Advance to NBA Finals Behind Butler and Martin
Miami Heat defeat the Boston Celtics 103 to 84 in Game 7 to clinch the Eastern Conference finals. Jimmy Butler scores 28 and Caleb Martin adds 26 with 10 rebounds, sending Miami to the Finals to face the Denver Nuggets. Bam Adebayo posts 12 and 10 as Boston struggles after a 3-0 series deficit.
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