Kansas City Chiefs President Carl Peterson announced on Monday that the club claimed two players on waivers on Sunday. The Chiefs claimed CB Rashad Barksdale on waivers from Philadelphia and QB Tyler Thigpen from Minnesota.

No. 25 Kansas State (5-2) dropped its second match of season, as No. 5 UCLA took the 3-1 victory from the Cats in the final contest of the Hawaiian Airlines Wahine Classic.

The No. 13 ranked Washburn Lady Blues scored three goals with a 7:08 span in the first half en route to a 4-1 win over No. 25 ranked West Texas A&M on Sunday afternoon. With the win, Washburn

Brett Wetterich emerged from the pack with a 15-foot eagle and shot a 6-under 66 to give him a one-shot lead after three rounds of the Deutsche Bank Championship. This is the tournament that ends on Labor Day.

LeBron James put a record finish on the Americans' dominance in the desert. James scored a team-record 31 points, and the United States beat Argentina 118-81 on Sunday to win the FIBA Americas championship.

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The Atlanta Falcons Saturday made 22 roster moves to reach the NFL’s mandatory 53-player limit and traded cornerback/return man Allen Rossum.

The Hornet soccer team fell to Angelo State by a score of 4-3 in the final game of their trip to Ada Oklahoma. The three goals mark the highest scoring output for the Hornets this season. They were outshot by the Rambelles 24-14 while netting 10 shots on goal to ASU's 16.

Super-utility man Nelson Gord played all nine positions in the Kansas City T-Bones season finale as they defeated the Gary SouthShore RailCats 3-0 in front of 5,803 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark.

Brian Bannister continued Sunday to upgrade his victory total and his credentials for American League Rookie of the Year.

With their playoff lives at stake, the Kansas City T-Bones pounded out seven runs on 14 hits, but fell in the end to the Gary SouthShore RailCats 12-7 in front of 9,208 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark.

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Auburn didn't win it with talent, style or grace. "We gutted it out. That was a gut win," Tigers coach Tommy Tuberville said.

The Kansas State Wildcats lead Auburn with 4:00 minutes to play, but fell in the end 23-13. More to come soon.

Joseph Ngwenya scored a goal midway through the second half and the Houston Dynamo tied the Kansas City Wizards 1-1 Saturday night.

The Kansas offense was firing on all cylinders in its season-opening game as the Jayhawks dominated Central Michigan 52-7 before a crowd of 46,815 at Memorial Stadium on Saturday night.

Senior Tessa Jones had a season-high 23 kills and hit .476 as the Lady Blues won, 3-1 (30-20, 30-17, 27-30, 30-19) against Missouri-St. Louis in their first match of the Rockhurst Classic Saturday morning.

Emporia State gained 433 total yards in a 7-3 win over Western State at the Mountaineer Bowl on Saturday. The Hornets did not score on four trips inside the Mountaineer 15 yard line on the day but were able to pull out the win with a ground game that produced 318 yards on 54 carries.

The Washburn defense forced the Colorado School of Mines into five turnovers as the Ichabods turned a close game at the half into a 27-7 win over the Colorado School of Mines to even its record at 1-1.

For the third consecutive year, the Kansas Men's and Women's Cross Country teams swept the competition at the Bob Timmons Invitational.

The Kansas volleyball squad dropped its Saturday afternoon contest to Florida State in a four game match.

The Rainbow Wahine scored three second half goals en route to a 4-0 non-conference triumph Friday evening at Waipio Soccer Stadium in the first contest of the season for both teams.

Suffering its first loss of the season, No. 25 Kansas State fell short of No. 16 Hawaii in a 3-1 defeat in the first match of the Hawaiian Airlines Wahine Classic.

Maybe the Minnesota Twins are just morning people. Although just digesting their breakfasts Saturday, they were alert enough to start scoring runs when most of the city was starting to perk coffee.

The two-time defending champions from college football's former Division I-AA were ahead of the nation's winningest program 28-14 late in the second quarter, then their storybook afternoon seemed to unravel late in the fourth quarter.