Ottawa University opens season at Baker Invitational
OU track opens season in Baldwin City with six teams. Men finish third behind Baker and Bethany while women place second. Danny Holmes leads the men with wins in long high and triple jumps as Amy Files and Laura Martin win events for the OU women.
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Nicklaus a smash in senior debut at Desert Mountain
Jack Nicklaus wins the Tradition at Desert Mountain in his Senior PGA Tour debut, posting a 10 under par 206 to beat Gary Player by four strokes. The 50-year-old, eyeing a Masters triumph, reflected on his chances at Augusta while noting his strength has faded but course familiarity remains an edge.
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Kruger's departure shocks Kansas State crowd
Kansas State voices mix shock and resolve after Lon Kruger's move to Florida. Players Rettiger Massop and athletic director Steve Miller reflect on the coach's impact and the program's plan to sustain its winning tradition despite the transition. Florida officials praise Kruger's recruiting appeal and potential at the new school.
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Hamilton leaves Oklahoma State for Miami coach job
Roderick confirmed Hamilton's decision after arriving in Miami Sunday night. The 56-63 win loss record since 1986 covered his time at Oklahoma State, where he transformed a struggling program into a Big Eight contender despite suspensions and two NIT exits. He cited financial competition as a major factor in the move.
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