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Chiefs-Packers preview

by Bill Pollock on September 2, 2010

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The Chiefs hope to avoid their second consecutive winless preseason under head coach Todd Haley when they host the Green Bay Packers tonight at the new Arrowhead Stadium at 7 p.m.

Two things I’ll be looking for tonight. The first is the return of quarterback Brodie Croyle who missed a considerable amount of time with an arm injury. Croyle was 8 of 15 for 63 yards in the preseason opener against Atlanta.

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Rams-Ravens preview

by Bill Pollock 09/2/10 10:48 AM

The Rams are looking to build off of their lone preseason win this past week at New England as the Rams will look to trim rosters after this game down to 53 players by Saturday. Head Coach Steve Spagnuolo said he plans to give the starters about 15 plays before the battle begins for those [...]

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Missouri State will retire four jersey numbers at halftime

by Bill Pollock 09/2/10 9:38 AM

In an effort to better preserve its football history and recognize past contributors to the program’s success, Missouri State University has announced that four former grid greats will have their jerseys retired during halftime ceremonies in the Bears’ season opener Thursday at Plaster Field.

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Mizzou basketball recruit won’t join team for fall semester

by Bill Pollock 09/2/10 8:33 AM

Dallas area recruit, Tony Mitchell, one of Mike Anderson’s highly touted recruits for the 2010-2011 season, will not be with the team this fall semester as his academic issues are held up being reviewed by the NCAA Eligibility Center. Mitchell committed to Mizzou back in November and rivals.com has his listed as a five star [...]

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Royals catcher Kendall will have surgery on Friday

by Bill Pollock 09/2/10 8:27 AM

Royals veteran catcher Jason Kendall, just the fifth player in major league history to catch over 2,000 games is having surgery on Friday to repair a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder. His recovery time is 8-10 months. Kendall started 118 of 132 games for the Royals and was hitting .256 with 18 doubles [...]

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