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I'm one of the lucky ones. Over the past 10 years, I've witnessed some of the greatest sports moments in Lawrence history. Three Final Fours, one national title, four bowl games, a BCS win and several high school state titles. Don't be surprised if those numbers improve this year.
Personally, I grew up in the Lone Star State, attended KU and spent one year in Moberly, Missouri before returning to Lawrence.
In my sparetime, you can find me on the golf course. Unfortunately, I'm still not very good.
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Collins displays leadership abilities
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Kansas women to play final exhibition game on Sunday
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KU hopes to end streak at Nebraska
The Kansas football team is trying to end a 40-year drought tomorrow against Nebraska. KU hasn't defeated NU in Lincoln since 1968.
KU to face KSU at home
Tomorrow, Memorial Stadium will be packed for the 106th installment of the Sunflower Showdown.
KU football gears up for Colorado
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Kansas running back steps up
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