Us Open at the USTA National Tennis Center results
A lengthy scoreboard from the Us Open at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York shows first round results across singles and doubles. Players include Tsonga, Buchanan, Witten, Andreev, Nieminen, Fognini, Verdasco, Becker, Berdych, Zeballos, Troicki, Istomin, Murray, Kuznetsova, Wozniacki, Azarenka, and numerous others with multiple matches completed and many upsets noted.
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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
France
Chase Buchanan
United States
Jesse Witten
Igor Andreev
Russiay
Jarkko Nieminen
Finland
Fallon Fognini
Italy
Maximo Gonzalez
Argentina
Karal Beck
Slovakia
Fornanua Verdasco
Spal
Benjamin Becker
Germany
Julien Beneteau
Ante
Flavio Cinolta
Peter Luczak
Australia
Denis Istomnin
Uzbekistan
Brendan Evans
Marsh Clic
Croatia
Ryan Sweeting
Novak Diokotle
Paul Capdeville
Shi
Victor Crivol
Romania
Florent Serra
Janko Tinsarevic
Serbia
Kevin Kim
Dudi Sela
Israel
Carsten Ball
Ait ‘Ada
Pablo Braezichi
Sam Querrey
United Sie
Michael Yar
Nicolas Janentti
Ecuador
Stanislas Iain
Switzerland
Ivan Navarro
Spain
Ivo Karlovic
Taylor Rent
Feliciano Lopez
Andy Murray
Gritain
Ermests Gulbis
Latvia
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Russia
Julia Goerges
Caroline Wozniacki
Denmark
Galina Voskoboeva
Kazakhstan
Petra Martie
Severine Bremond Beltrame
Peng ‘Shuai
China
Jartuila, Grott
Sorana Cirstea
Ayumi Morita
Japan
Yanina Wickmayer
Belgium
Virginie Razzano
Sara Errani
Arantxa Rus
Netherlands
Stephanie Dubois
Canada
Kristina Mladenovic
Anastasija Sevastava
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Thailand
Patty Schnyder
Lucie Safarova
Czech Republic
Alona Bondarenko
Ukraine
Alla Kudryavtseva
Melanie Oudin
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
Anastasia Rodionova
Lourdes Dominguez Lino
Nadia Petrova
Katarina Sreb
Dinara Safina
Olivia Rogowska
Julie Coin
Eva Hrdinova
Petra Kvitava
Alisa Kleybanova
Jerena Jankovic
Roberta Vinci
Kristina Barrols
Urszula Radwanska
Poland
Shahar Peer
Irael
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Varoshwva Shvedova
Kazakstan
Masa
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and Ivanovic
College football slate shows packed Big 12 and beyond
Schedules list North Dakota State at Iowa State and multiple matchups across the Big 12, Pac 12 and other conferences. Notable games include Texas at ULM, Oklahoma State hosting Houston, Kansas at UTEP, and Missouri at Arrowhead Stadium with kickoffs from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. across ESPN ABC FSN and Versus networks.
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Kansas
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Missouri
Nebraska
South
Baylor
Oklahoma
Oklahom State
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Texas Arm
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Houston
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Idatio State
Bowling Green
Louisiania-Lafayette
P.m. Rice
Opan
Texas-El Pasd
Duke
Mississippi
Jawa State
Tha
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Arrowhead Stadium
Baseball Moves Roundup From MLB Clubs
Summary of roster actions across American League teams: Orioles recall Albers Castilla and Sarfate activated. Florentina contract purchased. Hill placed on 60 day DL. Red Sox activate Kattaras and recall Anderson and Tazawa. Gathright and Woodward contract purchases. White Sox activate Getz Wise. Fields Torres recalled. Flowers purchased. Indians call Carrasco and Veras. Grantley and Veras contracts purchased. Tigers activate Bonderman. Boning Fein Ryan Ramirez recalled. Dlugach contract purchased. Hartiman placed on 60 day DL. Royals activate Guillen. Angels trade Kazmir finalizing. Rodriguez moves. Beagle Willits Wilson Wood to be recalled. O Sullivan and Thornpsor from Salt Lake City.
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Baltimore Orioles
Matt Albers
Alberto Castilla
Norfolk
Dennis Sarfate
Jeff Florentina
Rich Hill
Boston Red Sox
George Kattaras
Brian Anderson
Pawtucket
Junichi Tazawa
Red Sox
Joey Gathright
Chris Woodward
Chicago White Sox
Chris Getz
Dewayne Wise
Josh Fields
Carlos Torres
Charlotte
Tyler Flowers
Cleveland Indians
Carlos Carrasco
Columbus
Michael Grantley
Jose Veras
Detroit Tigers
Jeremy Bonderman
Eddie Boning
Casey Fein
Dusty Ryan
Wilkin Ramirez
Toledo
Brent Dlugach
Michael Hartiman
Kansas City Royals
Jose Guillen
LOS Angeles Angels
Sean Rodriguez
Tampa Bay
Scott Kazmir
Beagle Willits
Hobby Wilson
Brandon Wood
Sean O'Sullivan
Regi
Rich Thornpsor
Salt Lake City
KSU names Carson Coffman starter over Gregory for opener
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder named Carson Coffman starting quarterback for the Massachusetts game four days before the season opener. Grant Gregory will play and compete, with Coffman leading a tight race that included a spring advantage for Coffman. Daniel Thomas earns the starting role at running back, beating out Keithen Valentine.
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Carson Coffman
Grant Gregory
Coffman
Massachusetts
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Matt Grothe
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Ron Prince
Snyder
Eli Roberson
Michael Bishop
Daniel Thomas
Northwest Mississippi Community College
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Wildcats
Keithen Valentine
Stoops wary of neutral-site season openers for Sooners
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops questions moving season openers away from Norman, citing recruiting and alumni benefits but stressing he does not want this to become a habit. Oklahoma meets No. 20 BYU at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington in a made for TV game with ESPN involvement and a $2.25 million payout.
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Osborne optimistic as Pelini's Nebraska aims to improve
NU athletic director Tom Osborne says Bo Pelini's second Nebraska team should be better than the first even if the win loss record doesn’t fully reflect it. He expects close games in early home matchups against Florida Atlantic Arkansas State and Louisiana Lafayette before Big 12 play at Virginia Tech.
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Zac Lee
Pelini
Mosley Leaves OSU Football Team
Sophomore tight end Jamal Mosley left the Oklahoma State football program a week after a woman filed for a protective order against him in Payne County. Coach Mike Gundy cited personal reasons and did not comment further while OSU officials avoided linking the departure to the order.
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Jamal Mosley
Oklahoma State
Mike Gundy
Mosley
Gundy
Oklahoma State Courts Network
Payne County
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University
Gary Shutt
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