Minority coaches gain ground in NCAA football
The Black Coaches Association's third annual report on Division I universities shows mixed progress with 12 schools earning A grades but six receiving F. Buffalo, Columbia, and Southeast Missouri State hired Black coaches, while Kansas State’s low overall score stemmed from its search committee. Only 34 of 134 search-committee members were minorities.
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Kansas Looks to Bounce Back After Loss
Kansas and South Florida enter the final nonconference weekend with a need to rebound from a double overtime 37-31 loss to Toledo. Kansas aims for 3-1 before Big 12 play, while South Florida eyes focus before its Big East opener against Rutgers. Coach Mantind notes improved decision making after late turnovers and defensive lapses.
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Wildcats: Norwood runs past Miami in upset bid
Norwood helps Louisville defeat then No.17 Miami 31 7 as Hunter Cantwell steps in after Brian Brohm injures his throwing hand. Petrino praises Cantwell while Bush and Brohm sit out for reasons. Kansas State tight end Bash sees bench for misconduct amid university police order.
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Ottawa freshmen volleyball sweep at Anderson County
Ottawa High School freshmen girls volleyball won all three matches at Anderson County defeating Anderson County 25-16, 25-7 Iola 27-25 25-13 and Louisburg 25-17 29-27 Ottawa improves to 16-4 and will play Sept 30 at Gardner Invitational.
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Furyk bails out Tiger in Ryder Cup opener
Furyk’s clutch 25-foot birdie and early heroics lift the United States to a 2-up lead over Montgomerie and Harrington after 11 holes in the first day of the Ryder Cup better-ball. Woods struggled with the opening tee, while Darren Clarke’s emotional entrance followed his wife’s death five weeks earlier.
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Baldwin Girls Run Perfect 15 in Prairie View Meet
Baldwin High School girls cross country posted a perfect 15 at the Prairie View meet led by Heather Garcia as the winner. Boys also dominated with a top five sweep and 29 points while Chris Elniff won the boys race.
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