Roush denies intentional rule breaking in NASCAR case
Jack Roush rebutted allegations that his team deliberately removed an oil tank cover to gain downforce after Edwards was penalized. The dispute centers on a missing cover blamed on a bolt failure versus accusations from Toyota’s Lee White that it was intentional. Edwards dropped from first to seventh in points. Osborne and the owner were penalized. Roush vows to cooperate and consider appeals.
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Oil tank lid scandal haunts NASCAR team and rivals
In a heated Cup Garage exchange, drivers contest the missing oil tank cover on a Roush Fenway car. Officials and rivals debate intent while Elliott Sadler doubts leniency as rival teams claim testing edge and lingering questions about the car’s safety and rules compliance. Edwards remains confident in his Las Vegas entry as others discuss penalties and potential fixes.
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Royals fall tight as Bannister slips in spring action
Bannister asks for a smarter approach amid a rough outing as the Royals lose control in walks. Kip Wells pitches four innings for the win while Hawpe drives in three and Teahen adds a two run homer. Rockies rotate pitchers adjusting after injuries.
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Passionate Wichita State fan Max Hubbard dies at 76
Max Hubbard, a longtime Wichita State University athletics devotee and 1957 graduate, died of a respiratory illness. He and wife Lois attended nearly every Shocker game across men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, volleyball, and football when active, traveling to many away games and spending thousands on tickets and dues.
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Golfer defends shot at hawk in controversial incident
The golfer, 39, calls the hawk shooting an unfortunate accident and expresses regret. Prosecutors say he fired multiple times from 300 yards, later hitting and killing the bird as it neared. PGA Tour players downplay the incident amid broader news of a murder elsewhere.
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Kansas leader eyes Big 12 crown after tough stretch
Kansas coach Bill Self asserts Texas as favorite to clinch the Big 12 regular season title as Kansas eyes a fourth straight league championship. He notes Texas home advantage and stresses the need to win Saturday while praising the program’s senior-driven depth and player-driven success.
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