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đď¸Jayhawks Head to Oregon to Play in the Duck Invitational
Match:Â Duck Invitational
Course:Â Eugene Nation Membership
Par/Yards:Â 72/7015
Taking part Groups: No. 27 Oregon, Boise State, Cal Poly, No. 60 Colorado, No. 25 Colorado State, Gonzaga, Grand Canyon, Idaho, No. 57 Kansas, Oregon State, Pacific, San Jose State, Santa Clara, UTEP
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Eugene, Oregon â Contemporary off a fifth-place end final day trip, the Kansas Malesâs Golf Group will trek to Eugene Nation Membership, the place the Jayhawks will play within the 33rd annual Duck Invitational on Monday and Tuesday.
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The 14-team area will open play Monday morning with a shotgun begin, and can play 36 holes on the opening day, adopted by the ultimate 18 on Tuesday.
Coach Jamie Bermel and the Jayhawks will go along with a lineup of juniors Gunnar Broin, William Duquette, Davis Cooper and Cecil Belisle and freshman Will King. Redshirt junior Zach Sokolosky will play as a person for Kansas.
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âWeâre excited for the occasion at Oregon,â Bermel mentioned. âEugene Nation Membership is a superb golf course and will probably be an ideal take a look at of golf. Climate will probably be an element because the forecast is chilly, with an opportunity of rain. We must be able to battle this week.â
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Kansas, presently sitting at No. 57 in the newest Golfstat staff rankings, have been led final day trip at The Johnnie-O at Sea Island by Broin, who completed tied for sixth, taking pictures even par. Broin fired rounds of 69, 70 and 71 and has now completed inside the highest 10 thrice this yr, as he positioned tied for fifth at each the Folds of Honor Collegiate and The Blessings Collegiate. Broinâs scoring common of 71.71 is main the Jayhawks, and his 54-hole rating of 210 at The Johnnie-O was his second-best 54-hole rating of the season.
Duquette additionally had a robust exhibiting for the Jayhawks at The Johnnie-O, ending tied for ninth for his first prime 10 of the season. Duquette shot an opening-round 68 after which adopted that up with rounds of 73 and 70 for a 54-hole rating of 211.
Belisle and King have been each inside the highest 25 at The Johnnie-O, each ending tied for 25th at +5. Belisle enters this weekâs match with a scoring common of 72.48, whereas King is at 73.24. Cooper is in search of his greatest exhibiting of the spring to enhance on his scoring common of 73.57.
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The Jayhawks will tee off starting at 10:30 a.m., CST, and will probably be paired with Santa Clara. Broin and Duquette will each tee off on No. 5, whereas Cooper and King will begin on No. 6. Belisle, will open on No. 17. Sokolosky will probably be grouped with a pair of golfers from Oregon and a person from San Jose State and that group will start on No. 17.
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Dwell stats for the match will probably be obtainable via Golfstat.
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Kansas man charged after leading an Osceola, Mo. police officer on a high-speed chase on Highway 13
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Mo. (KY3) – A Kansas City, Kansas man has been charged after leading Osceola police in a high-speed pursuit while under the influence.
According to court documents, 43-year-old Marvin Ruiz is charged with DWI and resisting arrest.
Court documents show that on December 21, around 5:30 p.m., an Osceola police officer noticed a Jeep driving south on Highway 13 at 110 miles per hour in a 65-mph zone. The officer then pulled out of the median and saw the Jeep go through it and start driving north on Highway 13.
The officer started chasing the suspect, at one point reaching speeds nearing 121 mph. He was then able to stop the car as it tried to turn back around and go south. The officer got out of his patrol car and drew his gun as he approached the Jeep.
According to court documents, the officer saw Ruiz behind the wheel and noticed his eyes were bloodshot and in a daze.
Moments later, Ruiz put the Jeep in reverse, almost causing several accidents before driving south in the northbound lanes. The officer followed Ruiz going about 70 mph and noticed Ruiz nearly hit other cars head-on.
The officer tried a PIT maneuver in the median to stop Ruiz, but it did not work. Ruiz then went south in the southbound lanes, and the chase speed reached near 110 mph. The officer says Ruiz then slammed on his brakes, causing him to hit the Jeep and spin out. The chase continued through the Lowry City city limits before Ruiz lost control and wrecked near a curve.
According to the officer, he got out of his patrol car and was able to arrest Ruiz. The officer tested Ruiz for alcohol, and his BAC came back to be 0.169.
According to the Osceola Police Department, the officer involved in the chase was Officer French and his K9 Officer Beck.
The St. Clair County Sheriffâs Office and Missouri State Highway Patrol worked the crash since Ruiz hit the officerâs patrol car.
Ruiz appeared in court on December 23 and entered a not-guilty plea for the incident. He is being held in the St. Clair County Jail without bond. He is set to appear in court again on January 8, 2025.
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Steelers Get No Favors Before Chiefs Matchup
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 17, in a game they hoped carried a different meaning. Heading into their three-games in 11 days stretch, the black and gold had an opportunity to compete for the top seed in the AFC and claim the AFC North crown.
Now, things aren’t different. They’re fighting to remain the division crown, and will need to beat the Chiefs to keep themselves at the top of the race instead of banking on help from the Baltimore Ravens.
The Buffalo Bills didn’t make that challenge any easier. After going down early in Week 16 against the New England Patriots, it looked as if the Bills were going to give Kansas City and early Christmas present. A loss and the Chiefs claimed home-field advantage in the AFC, which would’ve taken a lot of pressure off them to play injured players like Patrick Mahomes and Chris Jones.
Instead, Buffalo climbed their way back and won, keeping the AFC race alive. And heading into Week 17 against the Steelers, it gave Kansas City every ounce of motivation to keep their winning ways alive and beat the Steelers.
The Steelers are 2.5-point underdogs against the Chiefs heading into Week 17. They’ll be looking to get names like George Pickens and DeShon Elliott back on the field, while monitoring a list of Chiefs injuries that includes Jones and offensive tackle D.J. Humphries.
Nothing will come easy this Christmas for Pittsburgh, and thanks to the Bills, their hopes of Carson Wentz and some backups starting at Acrisure Stadium won’t happen. It’ll be good on good for those tuning in for the holiday showdown.
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2025 NFL Draft scouting report: Devin Neal, RB, Kansas
Cutback AbilityÂ
The first thing you see when you watch Devin Neal is his ability to make decisive decisions as a runner. It allows him to see and find running lanes as they develop or while they are. It is also showcased when he breaks into the second level and is tasked with making a defender miss.Â
SpeedÂ
Neal can finish runs when in space, break off long runs, and find the endzone when given the chance. He shows whenever he is given the chance to be a receiver and already has momentum built up. With any touch of the ball he has, he can go to the endzone with his speed.Â
Receiving Ability
Neal has some drops on his film, he isnât perfect, but he gets open when tasked with running a route. He does a good job of moving without the ball in his hands, and it allows him to be in a position to be a reliable receiver. Once he gets the focus drops out of the way, he can really find some nice receiving work in the NFL if given the chance.
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