Osaka’s U.S. Open run ends as Bencic ousts her
Naomi Osaka, hampered by a left knee, loses 7-5 6-4 to Belinda Bencic under a closed roof at Arthur Ashe Stadium in the fourth round. Bencic, read opponent's game well with 29 winners to 12 unforced errors, advances to face Donna Vekic in the quarterfinals. Djokovic also exits earlier with left shoulder issues.
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Williams Williams Returns to KU Offense After Suspension
KU QB Stanley talks Williams comeback in locker room hug as 5-10, 170-pound back returns to boost offense that opened with 24-17 win over Indiana State. Williams, a sophomore from New Orleans, previously tallied four 100-yard games and two touchdowns as a freshman.
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Alumni cheer renewed support for Kansas football under Miles
Kansas City natives and EU alumni praised the program's renewed positivity and Les Miles leadership. Fans plan for more attendance as students become more proactive. They recall glory days like 2008 and hope larger crowds boost performance, signaling a new era after a decade of struggle.
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New Era Hopes Rise for Kansas Football Under Miles
Players express cautious optimism about a fresh start with Miles as coach. Fans expect four to five wins this season, hoping for early progress and stronger recruiting in 2020. Bossert notes increased hype and fan engagement, signaling a more exciting, if uncertain, turnaround.
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Hurricane disrupts routines as CCU campus shuts down
Miles notes benefits and challenges of storms as the CCU campus plans an definite shutdown today. He recalls Katrina and past hurricanes, wishing students and staff well while acknowledging the pain of new schedules and unplanned changes.
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