Bracket Madness Seizes Offices Nationwide
Jim Mc Donough joins the March Madness office pool trend as millions fill brackets and wagers rise. From Anchorage to New York, pools energize workplaces, with $5 to $20 entries and up to $90 million legally bet in Nevada. FBI estimates cite billions in value. bosses debate productivity but many run or tolerate pools as a spring rite.
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Grienke Returns in Royals Uniform for Spring Start
Zack Greinke, back after social anxiety scare, debuted for Kansas City in a split-squad loss to Milwaukee 7 6, allowing three runs in three innings while striking out four. He said he’s glad to be a Royal again and focused on proving he’s recovered.
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Kansas State Dominates Texas Tech with Stifling Defense
Kansas State held Texas Tech to 32 percent shooting and its lowest point total this season as Jarrius Jackson led Tech with 28 points. K State built a strong first half, finished 52 percent, and pulled away in the second half with a 17-5 run to lead by as many as 22. Blake Young scored 12 for the Wildcats while David Hoskins added 8 points and 12 boards.
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Martin opts to skip championship bid amid Cup schedule
NASCAR star Mark Martin says he will skip the Bristol race and not chase Cup points in 2007. He plans to run only about 23 races this season while exploring life beyond the Nextel Cup, saying a full schedule no longer interests him. He spent his Las Vegas weekend with friends watching the Busch Series in Mexico City and enjoyed a rare break from NASCAR action.
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