Young Chiefs, Falcons face off with rookie heavy rosters
The Falcons overhaul under Thomas Dimitroff and Mike Smith brings Matt Ryan and Sam Baker as starters among an 11-member first round class, while the Chiefs rely on 15 rookies and two rookie cornerbacks. Kansas City, 1-1, and Atlanta, 0-2, match up as both teams lean on youth. Tyler Thigpen makes his expected first start after a 14-for-33 game.
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Chiefs at Falcons preview with notable records and history
Kansas City visits Atlanta for a CBS noon game as both teams are 1-1. Chiefs lead the series 5-1 and Tony Gonzalez needs 85 receiving yards to pass for the tight end record. Chiefs’ 2004 win included eight rushing TDs. Rookie CB Brandon Carr set to start.
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Haskell’s explosive duo falters in 44 26 loss to MacMurray
Haskell Indian Nations University freshman quarterback Ryan Alden threw for 373 yards and three touchdowns but also four interceptions in a 44 26 setback at Haskell Stadium. Receiver Casey Wilson caught 10 passes for 192 yards and two scores as the pair showed chemistry yet remain a work in progress. Alden admitted mistakes, citing meltdowns after a strong start to his first career start the previous week.
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MacMurray Downs Haskell 44 26 In Final Shootout
MacMurray rode a 80 yard punt return by Anthony Hughes and multiple passes from Hampton to edge Haskell 44 26. Casey Wilson totaled 192 receiving yards, while Quentin Haynes ran for 112 yards as Haskell amassed 462 yards of offense but committed costly mistakes and one turnover. Coach Eric Brock criticized effort and promised renewed intensity versus Waldorf College.
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Royals Top White Sox 5 2 in Kansas City Comeback
Kyle Davies pitched seven plus strong innings as the Royals beat the White Sox 5 2. David DeJesus hit an inside the park homer and Alex Gordon and Kila Kaaihue also went deep. Joakim Soria earned his 41st save as Kansas City extended winning streaks and kept pace in the AL Central.
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Free State stacks 8 0 rout over Spring Hill in milestone win
Free State coach Jason Pendleton earned his 100th career victory as the Firebirds crushed Spring Hill 8-0. Five players scored with Daniel Chance and Diego Gonzalez each finding the net twice, while Liebl Chance and Newsom had assists. Free State improves to 2-1-1 and will play Shawnee Mission North next.
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KU stars attend title ring ceremony for 2007-08 team
Former Kansas players Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison joined Friday’s event presenting the 2007-08 Jayhawks with NCAA title rings. Collison spoke of mixed feelings about the Seattle SuperSonics relocation to Oklahoma City and spoke of adjusting to life in OKC while remaining fond of Seattle. He noted Durant joined last year and KU’s rings were described as beautiful and valuable at $299 each. Gardner-Webb assistant Michael Lee attended as well, recalling the shared journey and timing that led to the title.
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Kaiser Returns Sparks Kansas Volleyball Past Iowa State
Sophomore Jenna Kaiser returned from a right elbow injury to play five sets and help Kansas edge Iowa State 3-2 in a tense rally. Kaiser added 10 kills and a block, while Karina Garlington posted a career high 29 kills as Nicole Tate handed out 58 assists. The Jayhawks snapped ISU’s four game win streak and earned their first Big 12 win as they prepare for No. 2 Nebraska and No. 3 Texas.
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