Cedric Benson dies in Texas motorcycle crash at 36
Former NFL and Texas Longhorns running back Cedric Benson died in a motorcycle accident in Texas. He was 36. Benson rushed for 5,540 yards at Texas, won the 2004 Doak Walker Award, and is remembered for his high school and college career including Midland Lee’s three straight state titles. His attorney, Sam Bassett, confirmed details with Austin authorities and noted Benson’s strength and loyalty as a friend and athlete.
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Hamlin downs DiBenedetto in Bristol upset
Denny Hamlin chased down Matt DiBenedetto at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday night to spoil the underdog’s bid for a first career victory. DiBenedetto faced a tough week after Leaving Family Racing announced no 2020 ride, while Hamlin apologized after the win and highlighted the high stakes of the near-miss.
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Augenstein and Ogletree Reach U.S. Amateur Final
At Pinehurst, John Augenstein fell behind William Holcomb V early but led after six and seven, winning 3 up to reach the final against Georgia Tech’s Andy Ogletree. Augenstein, Owensboro native and Vanderbilt student, seeks Kentucky’s first U.S. Amateur title after steady wins in match play.
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