Kicking stars rise at KU with Bartolotta and Yoda
Fox High athlete Bartolotta from St Louis became a football recruit after dancing with a football in practice. Wyman, nicknamed Yoda, ranked No 2 among junior college kickers and impressed coaches with a 67 yard kick in practice. Both factors and coaching faith fueled a rapid switch to football.
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Lions edge SM West 2-1 for first win of season
Lawrence High dominates with speed and vision securing a 2-1 victory over Shawnee Mission West at home. Brennan Davies opened the scoring, Diagne doubled the lead, and goalkeeper Jeremiah Barbe preserved the win as LHS improves to 1-5.
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KU Football Sees Players Improve Through Fun Accuracy Drills
Kansas coach Beaty described recent practice drills aimed at improving quarterback, punter, and field goal accuracy to boost up downs and coverage. The week included hard weeklong workouts, a red zone seven on seven, and a focus on technique and execution as KU prepares to face Rutgers and Memphis transfer Glatczak cements a starting role. Hartzog Jr. and Stanford returned to practice while Booker remains out as the team eyes game plans.
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Hoops Recruiting Focused At KU Boot Camp
Self and assistant Norm Roberts scouted DeAaron Fox and Trae Young after Tuesday's camp per hawkslant.com. Fox, a 6-3 senior point guard from Cypress Lakes, Katy Texas, ranked No 5 in Class of 2016 by Rivals. Young, a 6-1 junior point guard from Norman Oklahoma North, ranked No 26 in Class of 2017.
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Seattle Mariners shell Royals in big win on the road
Robinson Cano homered twice and drove in four as Seattle crushed Kansas City 11 2. Kyle Seager added a solo shot and Cano's three run blast in the third powered the Mariners while Hisashi Iwakuma struck out 10 over seven scoreless innings to boost Seattle's September surge. Royals left starter Jeremy Guthrie struggled, giving up nine runs on nine hits in three innings.
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