Body Identified as Baylor Player Patrick Dennehy Near Waco
McLennan County authorities confirm the body found in chest-high weeds north of Waco is Baylor University basketball player Patrick Dennehy. Sheriff Larry Lynch said the family was notified and declined to release further details.
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Vargas Wins Return Fight in Sixth Round Stop
Fernando Vargas dominated Fitz Vanderpool from the start, stopping him in the sixth round at the Grand Olympic Auditorium. Vargas improved to 23-2 with 21 knockouts, while Vanderpool fell to 24-5-4. Vargas also spoke humbly about fan support after his suspension for a steroid positive following a loss to Oscar De La Hoya.
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Hollings works back from knee surgery with Texans
Former Georgia Tech star and Buffalo Bills pick Hollings details his ACL tear in college, gradual NFL return, and cautious Texans coaching approach. He describes adjusting to pro camp, competition at running back, and aims to contribute after last season’s 84.2 rushing yards per game.
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Parcells finds QB path varied across three teams
Parcells' coaching record shows playoff seasons in his second year with each club, led by a record-setting quarterback. Giants chose Scott Brunner over Phil Simms, then Simms led vital improvements. Patriots drafted Drew Bledsoe and rose to 10-6, Jets saw a dramatic rise to 12-4 with multiple starters. Parcells emphasizes end-zone efficiency over perfect stability while balancing reps among Hutchinson, Carter, Stoerner, and Romo.
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Mexico Wins Gold Cup With Overtime Goal Over Brazil
Mexico defeats Brazil 1-0 in overtime as Daniel Osorio scores seven minutes in. Mexico claims first Gold Cup since 1998, remaining undefeated through five games. Brazil fielded its under-23s and faced altitude in Mexico City, Chicago-style crowd of about 70,000.
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Armstrong Plans Sixth Tour Title After Record Run
Lance Armstrong vows to return for a sixth Tour de France after winning his fifth consecutive title. He calls it a dream as he climbs the podium to The Star Spangled Banner. The celebration follows a dramatic 92.4 mile Paris stage through Ville d Avre with cheers, flags, and a crowded procession.
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