Bruce Weber and the Kansas State basketball program claimed another Big 12 title last season. Scott is going to provide 100 questions about the past, present, future (and who-knows-what) involving Kansas State sports, and I’ll do my very best to answer them. Question No. 84: Has K-State maxed out
On an induction weekend when the first unanimous star and one of the most unlikely selections officially entered its doors, the Hall of Fame provided a needed reminder of all that is right with the game.
Saturday at Del Mar, favorite Catalina Cruiser repeated in the San Diego Handicap (G2) for older horses in a short field of 4. Also on the card, Mucho Unusual won the San Clemente Stakes (G2) for the 3-year-old turf fillies. Get the results, charts, and photos here.
Portis said that the Knicks are “loaded at every position,” which is certainly true for power forward.
2018-19 Korn Ferry Tour graduate reshuffle Reshuffles occurred at the conclusion of these tournaments: • The RSM Classic (Nov. 18) • Genesis Open (Feb. 17) • Valero Texas Open (April 7) • Charles Schwab Challenge (May 26) • John Deere Classic (July 14) NOTE: The following winners have been removed: Cameron Champ (Sanderson Farms Championship); Adam Long (Desert Classic); Martin Trainer (Puerto Rico Open); Max Homa (Wells Fargo Championship); Dylan Frittelli (John Deere Classic). NOTE: Lucas Glover was removed and promoted to the Major Medical category when he finished in a five-way T14 at the Sanderson Farms Championship. (He began 2018-19 with a Minor Medical Extension running concurrent with his status as a Korn Ferry Tour Finals grad.) NOTE: Will MacKenzie has been removed. In his last start on a medical extension, he withdrew during the second round of the Rocket Mortage Classic. NOTE: Zach Sucher has been removed. In his last start on a medical extension, he finished in a seven-way tie for 58th place at the 3M Open. NOTE: Kris Blanks has been removed. In his last start on a medical extension, he missed the cut at the John Deere Classic. * – In the field at the Barracuda Championship as of July 21. NOTE: None qualified for the World Golf Championships-FedEx St. Jude Invitational.
NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Jim Herman rode President Donald Trump’s putting advice to victory Sunday in the PGA Tour’s Barbasol Championship. Taking advantage of playing partner Kelly Kraft’s two late bogeys, Herman finished with a 2-under 70 for a one-stroke victory at Keene Trace. A shot ahead with three to play, Kraft bogeyed the par-3 16th and par-4 17th in a closing 70. Trump’s regular golf partner while working as an assistant professional at Trump National Bedminster in New Jersey, Herman changed to a conventional putting grip and clubhead at the president’s suggestion following a recent round. The putter cooled off a bit Sunday after Herman opened with rounds of 65, 65 and 62, but he did just enough to edge Kraft — who shot 61 on Saturday — for his second PGA TOUR title. The 41-year-old Herman won the 2016 Shell Houston Open for his lone TOUR title — a victory that also followed a friendly round with Trump. “I think I need to see him again soon,” Herman said on the 18th green after a winning tap-in par. “He motivates me and puts me in a good spot.” Sepp Straka was third at 23-under after a 66. Matt Jones (63) and Austin Cook (70) followed at 22 under.
7/21/19: Buehler’s 7 scorless leads Dodgers to sweep
Tommy Johnson Jr. raced to his second Funny Car victory of the season Sunday in the Dodge Mile-High NHRA Nationals at Bandimere Speedway.
Fifth overall draft pick Devin White said his beloved horse, Daisy Mae, passed away Saturday night.
A line-drive foul ball off the bat of Cleveland’s Francisco Lindor hit a child Sunday at Progressive Field.
