OSU aims for solid defense under Young in 2009
Oklahoma State defensive coordinator Bill Young vows a solid, athletic unit to support a prolific offense after a 9-4 season. He seeks a top 50 style defense but emphasizes multiple looks without overcomplication, as seniors and playmakers like Dez Bryant and Kendall Hunter return.
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A’s capitalize on Royals errors in Oakland win
Rajai Davis used a Little League style move to bait Luke Hochevar into an errant throw to second in the third inning. The miscue sparked Oakland’s five run rally as the A’s defeated Kansas City 8-5 on Monday night. Davis had two hits and two RBIs, stealing his 30th base. Hochevar criticized the play as boneheaded despite the official ruling fielder’s choice.
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Central Heights and Ottawa lead busy Tuesday sports slate
Tuesday action features high school volleyball Central Heights at Lebo 4 p m Wellsville at De Soto 5 p m West Franklin at Northern Heights 5 p m College volleyball Ottawa faces Bacone at 4 p m and Ottawa again at Haskell at 8 p m College soccer Manhattan Christian hosts Ottawa women at 7 p m Thursday hosts Anderson County Quad at 5 p m High school cross country Anderson County event at 4 p m Central Heights and Wellsville at Lebo 30 p m High school soccer Eudora visits Ottawa 6 p m Tennis Ottawa at sare 3 p m Friday adds multiple football games all at 7 p m plus college soccer Ottawa men at Simpson 7 30 p m women at St Ambrose 8 p m Sunday Ottawa men at St Ambrose and women at Slena Heights 10
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Baseball and Football Transactions From Monday AP
The Associated Press reports MLB moves including Dayton Moore extension with the Royals and Freddy Guzman trade to the Yankees. Giants sign Brad Penny to a minor league deal. NFL shuffles include Cardinals releasing two players, Ravens placing Rolle on PUP, Panthers waiving Robinson, Browns releasing Hood and Jackson, Bengals placing Urecht on IR, and Chiefs firing OC Chan Galley with Todd Haley taking over as head coach.
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Viking volleyball wins tourney title
The Central Heights Vikings swept six matches to win the Jayhawk Linn Invitational title. They defeated Tola 25 14 25 11 in the final, after routing River ton 25 12 25 14 in the semifinals and topping Northeast Arma Cherokee Prairie View and Galena in pool play. Central Heights improves to 6 0 and meets Lebo tonight.
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Senior scramble at Hickory Hollow crowns Parker Griffin Long Dickey
Ned Parker Gary Griffin John Long and Harold Dickey won the Monday senior scramble at Hickory Hollow with a minus four. Dick Potter and Don Hill were closest to the pin winners. There will be no scramble Monday due to the holiday.
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NFL approves social media use before and after games
The NFL will allow players coaches and football operations personnel to use Twitter Facebook and other social media up to 90 minutes before kickoff and after games following media interviews. During games no updates on personal social accounts will be permitted. Officials and officiating department personnel are prohibited from social media at all times.
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