Kansas City Aims to Host Super Bowl XLIX in 2015
NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue said Kansas City could host Super Bowl 49 if Jackson County voters approve two tax measures totaling about 775 million dollars for renovations at Arrowhead and Kauffman Stadium and a rolling roof. The April 4 ballot faces uncertain passage amid civic pledges and support from Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt.
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NFL Pushes Free Agency Back Three Days
NFL labor talks delayed free agency by 72 hours as the league and the players union seek a contract extension. Owners meet in Dallas to consider the latest offer, with free agency now set to begin at 12:01 a.m. Thursday and the salary cap deadline also postponed.
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Quirky coaching messes overshadow play on court
The piece covers NCAA basketball turmoil and key moments from the season. It notes Texas Tech, Baylor, and Kansas outcomes, coach comments, and players like LaMarcus Aldridge and P J Tucker. It mentions Missouri, Oklahoma State, and Nebraska results, plus coaching changes and rehabilitation plans.
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Kansas State struggles despite peaks in 2005 season
Kansas State coach Jim Wooldridge calls this year his best in six seasons as the Wildcats finish 15-12 overall and 6-10 in Big 12 play after a 66-52 home loss to Kansas. A late-season slide and a tough bracket in the Big 12 tournament loom over Wooldridge’s uncertain future despite players backing him.
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Kansas girls state tournament schedule across classes
This listing outlines matchups for state girls basketball tournaments at multiple sites on March 8 and 9. It covers CLASS 6A at White Auditorium Emporia, CLASS 5A at Topeka, CLASS 4A at Salina, CLASS 3A at Hutchinson, CLASS 2A at Manhattan, and CLASS 1A at Hays with date and pairings like Wichita Heights vs Maize and St Thomas Aquinas vs Topeka Seaman, among others.
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Ottawa Cyclones fall to Crusaders in sub-state final
Ottawa ends 11-11 after a late-season rally led by Megan Ramsey who scored 20 points in her final game. The Cyclones trailed early and could not slow the Crusaders in the second half, as Ottawa advanced to a championship appearance context with seniors Jill Spratt Karessa Lewis Christin Lang.
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Braves sweep Waldorf inoua doubleheader win
Ottawa University baseball swept Waldorf College 5 3 and 3 2 in Ottawa. Birch Roybal led with three hits and 3 RBIs including a homer. Matt Bolles pitched a full game with three runs allowed on seven hits, six strikeouts, two walks. Kris Cossins tossed a two hitter in the nightcap as Troy VanHorn added two doubles in a 2 2 tie broken in the sixth.
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Woods wins Ford Championship in playoff-like finish
Tiger Woods repeats at Doral, winning the Ford Championship by one stroke after bogeying his final two holes. He becomes the first to win back-to-back on the Blue Monster in 25 years as he faced a tense finish from 116 yards on 17.
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