Edwards eyes Pocono win to spark NASCAR chase
Carl Edwards faces a pivotal run at Pocono with 54 points to Dale Jarrett, aiming for a win that could trigger the Chase. Edwards plans a patient start, racing for points early then deciding late laps, guided by Jack Roush’s advice as Roush drivers push for a final 10 spots.
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Greg Biffle
Busch
Mark Martin
Kenseth
Kansas coach Mangino optimistic on football future
Kansas coach Mangino underscored improving team performance and stronger recruiting as season ticket sales rise. He noted last year’s 4-7 record, a 2-6 conference mark, and expectations for postseason play amid NCAA scholarship limits and junior college transfer rules. Players cited remain focused as tailback John Randle may not return immediately after suspension.
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Nebraska coach seeks team chemistry after tragic loss
Huskers coach Bill Callahan uses bonding activities and locker changes to build chemistry following the death of player O Neal. Players recall his sacrifice and aim to honor him with unity and care, including a public memorial today.
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O’neal
Pinkel
O'Neal
Nebraska
Bill Callahan
Callahan
Cory Ross
Hickory Hollow scramble crowns Hepner Ford Weidner Deterding
A scorecard playoff settled the Wednesday night scramble at Hickory Hollow. Winners were Jim Hepner Dennis Ford Rick Howard and Jess Deselms with minus five while Scott Weidner and Kermit Deterding took closest to the pin prizes at Nos 7 and 3 respectively.
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Jim Hepner
Dennis Ford
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Jess Deselms
Scott Weidner
Kermit Deterding
Ottawa Swim Club Meet Finds Young Swimmers Shaping Results
Ottawa youth across under 6 to 15 divisions led by Shane Hoagland and Cooper Lancaster posted rapid times in free, back, fly and breast events. Abigail Fangman and Kirstie Attic starred in under 8 and 11-12 girls, while Dakota Hoagland and Mikale Templeton delivered strong sprints and medley legs at the Ottawa and Topeka meets.
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Abigail Fangman
Kinley Jorgensen
Mikale Templeton
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Callie Shea
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Kyle White
Kirstie Attic
Jerica Brewer
Ashley Evans
Brooke McDermett
Paige McDermott
Brandon Evans
Topeka
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Cody Hoagland
Brooke McDermott
Bruschi to sit out season after stroke in 2005
Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi will sit out the 2005 season to focus on health after a mild stroke suffered Feb 16, three days after the Pro Bowl. The team and Bruschi expressed full support and aim to return when ready, with camp and expectations centered on his recovery and family.
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