Royals break camp with win in Arizona finale
Emil Brown and Mark Teahen homer as the Kansas City Royals beat the Texas Rangers 6-4 in the final Arizona game before camp breaks. Teahen and Brown connected off Vicente Padilla, while Billy Butler and Justin Huber provided RBI hits. Steve Andrade earned the win in two scoreless innings, and Texas starter Jon Leicester was optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma. Reggie Sanders sat with the flu.
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Williams named AP coach of the year for 2006
Roy Williams of North Carolina captured the AP coach of the year award after guiding a young Tar Heels squad to a final top ten finish. He previously won the honor at Kansas and is among elite repeat winners with Eddie Sutton and John Wooden.
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South Carolina Wins Back-To-Back NIT Title
South Carolina defeated Michigan 76 to 64 to claim a second consecutive NIT championship. Coach Dave Odom noted the achievement echoes Hall of Famer Joe Lapchick and St. John’s back-to-back titles in 1943 and 1944, while avoiding direct comparison.
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Braves batter Sterling in doubleheader sweep
Ottawa University baseball beat Sterling 15-2 in the nightcap after scoring nine runs in the sixth inning to complete the sweep in Ottawa. Aaron Klossen, Neil Moore, Tyler Lynnes, and Stan Klaus each had multiple hits, with Birch Roybal and Troy VanHorn contributing key RBIs as the Braves built a 6-2 lead before the late rally.
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LSU players carry resolve after hurricane impacts
LSU star freshman Tyrus Thomas describes the team’s calm in Indianapolis as they cope with the New Orleans disaster aftermath. Davis recalls aiding a hospitalized friend as floodwaters flooded Baton Rouge while Temple’s family sheltered the homeless, highlighting the trauma behind the season.
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