Chiefs Breaston and Haley reunite in Kansas City
Todd Haley, former Arizona Cardinals coach, and Steve Breaston, drafted by Arizona in 2007, are reunited with the Kansas City Chiefs at training camp. Haley says Breaston responds well to tough coaching while Breaston jokes about their past dynamic and the new setting.
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Zimmerman's rise boosts Kansas State secondary in 2000
Ty Zimmerman, a former quarterback turned safety, became a stable starter for Kansas State after spring practice. He started the last 12 games, totaled 74 tackles, and led with three interceptions while teammates Lamur and Hartman adapted to injuries. Zimmerman's season earned Big 12 honorable mention and freshman All-America praise as he learned on the fly.
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Hartman
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Two a days linger as college football staple
College football remains split between prohibitions and practice rhythm heat. Bob Stoops recalls Iowa safety days with two-a-day grind and Bufferin. He favors spreading preseason sessions to reduce injuries and boost meetings, while NCAA allows 29 practices with varying days. Will Muschamp notes personal preference in scheduling.
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OSU hires Monken to run offense as Weeden era continues
Oklahoma State brings Todd Monken from the Jacksonville Jaguars to continue Dana Holgorsen’s high scoring system with Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon returning. The Cowboys blend new plays with familiar terminology aiming for Big 12 title and a BCS bid.
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Gundy
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Earthquake disruption spurs tremors across sports venues
A 5.8 magnitude quake centered in Virginia rattled venues from South Carolina to New England. Play halted at the New Haven Open in Connecticut and the Washington Nationals delayed a game with Arizona. At Yale, crowd evacuations swelled as over 4,000 spectators fled during a Jankovic Vesnina match while tennis officials suspended play.
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