Rivera struggles again as Yankees edge Royals
Mariano Rivera fights through bases loaded in the ninth as New York holds off Kansas City 4-3. Jorge Posada drives in the go ahead run for the Yankees while Andy Pettitte earns the win and KC’s Jermaine Dye belts three doubles.
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Big 12 heat tested in early season games
The eighth ranked Kansas State and other Big 12 teams faced brutal heat as they opened the season with wins in extreme temperatures. Kansas State beat Iowa 27-7 and Louisiana Tech 54-10 in 100 to 109 degree conditions. Oklahoma, Texas, Texas Tech, and others described tough practice and game day heat while planning openers and rotations.
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Kansas Hawks suffer big loss as SMU stuns Jayhawks
Kansas coach Terry Allen cites special teams breakdowns and multiple drops as the Jayhawks fall 31-17 at SMU. Punter Joey Pelfanio miscues, including a snapped punt and a blocked kick, led the list of costly errors. Nesmith to be reinstated next game.
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Notre Dame QB Arnaz Battle likely ready for Nebraska
Notre Dame quarterback Arnaz Battle appears set for the Nebraska game after spraining his right ankle in the Texas A&M win. Coach Bob Davie said he’ll be 100 percent by Tuesday and Battle played through the injury in practice, noting the swelling has subsided and he completed 4 of 5 passes for 79 yards in the second half.
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Williams Sisters Eyes U S Open Final Duel
The Williams sisters, Serena and Venus, both reached the U S Open quarterfinals with a potential rematch in the final, each surviving tiebreakers and strong second sets as they chase a second Grand Slam title. Venus beat Meghann Shaughnessy 7-6 6-1 while Serena edged Jelena Dokic 7-6 6-0, in the backdrop of Wimbledon memories and a crowded men’s side where Pete Sampras dismissed Hyung tail Lee after a rain delay and pivotal late-night crowd shifts at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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