College Football Picks Mismatches Highlight Saturday Schedule
AP Football Writer Richard Rosenblatt notes a Bully Week pattern with top teams heavy favorites. It lists key spreads, matchups, and expected outcomes including Tennessee over Rutgers 59-7 and Texas over Tulane 48-7, among others, with notes on injuries and recent form.
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Rutgers
Scarlet Knights
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Florida
Greg Schiano
KU Basketball Notes Wilkes Chooses Among Kansas UCLA Cal
Omar Wilkes a 6-foot-3 guard from Los Angeles will announce his college choice on Wednesday at Loyola High School after visits to Kansas UCLA and California. He averaged 22 points six rebounds and five assists last season. Also noted are Marcus Dove visiting Arizona State and Oklahoma State, Jeff Graves back on campus after a concussion, Bryant Nash sidelined with a broken thumb, and Kirk Hinrich praising the team’s early conditioning while outlining roster gaps and potential role players.
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Idaho
Texas
Tulane
Georgia
New Mexico State
Oklahoma
Ohio State
South Florida
Indiana
Virginia Tech
Western Michigan
Routee
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Gators
Omar Wilkes
Los Angeles
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UCLA
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Russ Blake
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Marcus Dove
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Jeff Graves
Larry Magee
Bryant Nash
Hinrich
You
Ballard
Todd
Kappelmann
Lewis
Harrison
Chris) Zerbe
Drew
Gooden
Jeff
Boschee
Nash
KU star Woodard to join Hall of Fame ceremony
Kansas University assistant coach Lynette Woodard will attend the Harlem Globetrotters induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield Massachusetts. Former KU coach Larry Brown is also inducted. Woodard, a four time All American who set Kansas scoring records, helped the USA win 1984 Olympic gold and played for the Globetrotters 1985 to 1987.
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Larry Brown
Hubert Ausbie
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Marian Washington
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Roy Williams
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Massachusetts
Bob Frederick
Monte Johnson
Richard Konzem
Wichita State
Mark Turgeon
Tom
Frederick
Ryder Cup nerves as Woods and Mickelson clash in pingpong
At The Belfry the United States and Europe brace for the upcoming Ryder Cup. Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson faced off in a pingpong match. Captain Curtis Strange stresses team unity as Europe emphasizes camaraderie and shared travel, while the Americans build their chemistry through practice and interactions among players like Davis Love III and David Duval.
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Tiger Woods
Phil Mickelson
Belfry
Curtis Strange
Strange
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Europe
Colin Montgomerie
America
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Woods
Mark Calcavecchia
Davis Love III
David Duval
Ireland
Mount Juliet
Sam Torrance
Torrance
Pierre Fulke
Fulke
Sam
Stockholm
Duval
Helsinki
Montgomerie
Mickelson
Stewart Cink
Scott Verplank
Hal Sutton
U.S
Brookline
Jack Nicklaus
Country Club
Sutton
the Belfry
Chiefs Pick Wisconsin Camp For 2003 Training Camp
The Kansas City Chiefs will hold their 2003 training camp in River Falls Wisconsin exercising a one year option from a 2001 contract with the University of Wisconsin River Falls. The move marks a 13th year there with optimal weather and joint work with the Minnesota Vikings noted by President Carl Peterson. Safety Pierson Prioleau signed a $3 million three year extension with the Buffalo Bills. Randall Godfrey returned to practice for Tennessee as he recovers from an ankle sprain. Craig Ochs requests a transfer from Colorado to Montana after third concussion this year. Marshall Faulk practiced with the St Louis Rams amid uncertainty on neck MRI results.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Carl Peterson
River Falls
Wis
Peterson
Chiefs
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Wisconsin
Minnesota Vikings
Mankato
Minnesota
Orchard Park
N.Y
Pierson Prioleau
Buffalo Bills
BouLper
Coto
Colorado
Craig Ochs
Montana
Gary Barnett
Barnett
Ochs
St. Louis
St. Louis Rams
Marshall Faulk
Faulk
Mike Martz
Late goal sends Galaxy past Wizards in OT playoff opener
Carlos Ruiz headed Simon Elliott's cross nine minutes into overtime to lift the Los Angeles Galaxy to a 3-2 win over the Kansas City Wizards in Pasadena. Cobi Jones forced overtime with an 85th minute strike assisted by Tyrone Marshall as the Galaxy gain three points in the series. Game 2 is Saturday in Kansas City, with a possible third game next Wednesday at the Rose Bowl.
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Carlos Ruiz
Simon Elliott
Los Angeles Galaxy
Kansas City Wizards
Galaxy
Cobi Jones
Tyrone Marshall
Los Angeles
Kansas City
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