Secret to beating Tiger might be in the course
At Augusta National reporters press Hal Sutton who says the secret is not beating Tiger Woods but beating the course. The Masters field faces expanded rough, firmer greens, and winds that may tilt outcomes. Woods opens as favorite while Olazabal, Norman, Duval, and teen Aaron Baddeley vie for the green jacket.
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KSU tunes spring drills for QB competition
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder likens this spring to 1998 with 18 returning starters. Senior QB Beasley anchors an eight-man return while redshirt freshman Eli Roberson III could spark a QB battle. Offseason moves include Hall’s academic ineligibility and Barnett’s arrest, with Snyder declining an early USC game offer.
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Chiefs fullback Anders aims to regain form after injury
Kansas City Chiefs fullback Kimble Anders, sidelined by an Achilles rupture in the second game after 142 rushing yards, returns to camp hopeful to recapture his Pro Bowl level. He praises steady progress from three months on crutches and notes early signs of improvement as the team begins conditioning.
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Chiefs notables in 2000 schedule and Anders recovery
The Chiefs release their 2000 NFL slate with games against the Colts Titans Chargers Broncos Seahawks Raiders Rams 49ers Bills Patriots Panthers and Falcons. RB Bam Morris replaced by Anders last season and eyeing a comeback. Lockett seeks contract amid restricted free agent status.
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Ottawa seventh and eighth grade track teams win home triangular
Ottawa's seventh grade squads opened the season with wins at Steve Grogan Stadium. The boys scored 60 points, while the girls earned 65, led by top performances from Lawrence and Turner. The eighth grade teams also posted strong efforts, with the girls second and the boys third, as coach Mike Kyriakos praised their depth and quality ahead of the April 13 Ottawa Invitational.
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