Jayhawks wary after season opener letdown in 6 3 loss
Kansas football coach Turner Gill seeks quick rebound after a 6 3 defeat to unheralded North Dakota State. receiver Raymond Patterson stresses focus away from opponent name and past midmajor losses as Kansas aims to start season against McNeese State.
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Kansas State notes on Finney guard move and depth chart
Kansas State lists 6-4 297-pound freshman B J Finney as the No 1 right guard after switching from center. The depth chart shows Shaun Simon at center, Keenan Taylor at left guard, and Lutui at defensive tackle, with several transfers set to start on offense and defense.
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Tigers defense aims high after NFL loss
Missouri anchors its defensive line despite Aldon Smith missing time last season. Brad Madison emerges as a key playmaker with 7.5 sacks and 11 tackles for loss, as the Tigers prep for Miami of Ohio with a veteran front led by coach Gary Pinkel.
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Chiefs Fine Tunes On Field Goals In Camp
Kansas City Chiefs coach Todd Haley barked at rookie Jus tin Houston during a field goal drill as the team sharpened special teams this week. After trimming the roster to 80, the Chiefs released seven players and placed Ryan O Callaghan on injured reserve and cut Todd Carter, with more decisions ahead before facing Green Bay.
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Texas A&M to leave Big 12 by 2012 to join SEC
Texas A&M announced it will depart the Big 12 by June 30, 2012 if admitted to the SEC or another league. University president R Bowen Loftin cited seeking greater national visibility and stable funding for athletic and academic programs as reasons. The decision leaves the Big 12 down to 10 teams after Nebraska and Colorado departed.
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