Carroll ready to lead Tigers as inside game strengthens
Missouri aims to rely on DeMarre Carroll after a year away as he joins a reshaping lineup. Coach Mike Anderson notes Carroll as a workhorse and key inside option amid suspensions and discipline issues among teammates. Leo Lyons and other holdovers must raise their play while guards and forwards adapt to an uptempo system.
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Chizik
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Mack Brown
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Jordy Nelson
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Mike Gundy
Jason Ricks
Gundy
Perception versus reality in Big 12 North slide
In a continued look at the Big 12 North teams, Missouri tops the standings while Kansas impresses with a 9-0 start. Dennis Franchione notes Kansas’ shock impact, and Dan Hawkins defends the trenches approach. Mike Leach discusses a temporary bike ban after an arm fracture, and Nebraska and Baylor face coaching uncertainty amid tough losses.
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Stoops
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Hawkins
Mike Leach
Texas Tech
Cutler MRI Finds No Hairline Break in Left Leg
Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler comes through with no stress fracture after an MRI showed the left leg bruising is not a broken bone. Coach Mike Shanahan said practice plans and Sunday’s KC game depend on how sore he remains, with X rays and MRI both negative.
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Broncos
Jay Cutler
Mike Shanahan
Kansas City
Shanahan
Veteran pitchers highlight GM meetings with Maddux deal
AP reports on the first day of the general managers meetings with Greg Maddux re-signing with the San Diego Padres for 10 million a year and options. Andy Pettitte declines his 16 million Yankees option while Curt Schilling progresses toward a Red Sox return as talks continue.
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Andy Pettitte
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Maddux
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Padres
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Tom
Randy Hendricks
Associated Press
New York
Cleveland
Yanks
Brian Cashman
Ite
Pettittes
Central Heights eighth graders win home basketball tourney
The Central Heights Middle School eighth grade girls basketball team won their home tournament, defeating Prairie View 43 to 42 in overtime. Katelin Horstick led with 12 points, Megan Swendson 11, Maggie Cotter 12, after opening with a 48 to 7 victory over Anderson County where Swendson 12, Horstick 11, and Cecilia Wuertz 10 scored.
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Prairie View
Katelin Horstick
Vikings
Megan Swendson
Maggie Cotter
Anderson County
Swendson
Horstick
Cecilia Wuertz
Dew Osburn lead team to victory in Hickory Hollow scramble
Woody Dew Gilbert Osburn and Lynn Willhite won Monday's senior scramble at Hickory Hollow with a minus 3. Dew and Osburn were closest to the pin as No. 3 and No. 7 respectively. The senior scramble tees off at 10 am each Monday.
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Gilbert Osburn
Lynn Willhite
Hickory Hollow
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Monay
Steelers Roll Ravens 38-7 Behind Steel Curtain Echoes
Steelers star Hines Ward blindsided two Ravens on a screen as Terry Bradshaw celebrated nearby. James Harrison hammered Ed Reed on a punt return while Jack Ham and Mel Blount recalled the 1970s Steel Curtain. Ward called the game magical as Pittsburgh relaxed to a decisive win.
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Hines Ward
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Terry Bradshaw
James Harrison
Ed Reed
Jack Ham
Mel Blount
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