Notebook: Kansas Eviscerates Nevada

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KU survives late-night scare, outlasts Nevada 31-24 - KU Sports
After a near-perfect opening drive that culminated in a Devin Neal touchdown, KU could not continue its stellar offensive pace. The Jayhawks had to overcome copious penalties, five unrecovered fumbles and general sloppiness, as they needed a relentless Neal and a gradually steadying Jalon Daniels to win a second-half shootout Saturday night at Nevada, 31-24.

After stumbling over numerous obstacles, Jayhawks are still 3-0 - KU Sports
Only upon review, however, did the referees determine that defensive end Hayden Hatcher had touched the ball while partially out of bounds prior to Berryhill’s recovery, which gave possession back to Nevada with a chance to punt the ball away and get a stop.

Notebook: KU-Nevada pairing came together under odd circumstances - KU Sports
Saturday night’s Nevada road game took the place of a previously scheduled home matchup with Houston. That would have been the return trip following the 2022 matchup that the Jayhawks won 48-30 on the road, but the Cougars’ move into the Big 12 this year rendered that game unplayable as part of a nonconference schedule.

Kansas sweeps Texas State, all of its matches in the Jayhawk Classic - KU Sports
Ayah Elnady and London Davis led the Jayhawks with 13 kills each, with each of them tallying five kills in the second set alone. Meanwhile, Reagan Cooper placed third on the team with seven kills and recorded her 100th kill as a Jayhawk. Sophomore setter Camryn Turner continued to lead the offense, racking up 35 assists and two kills.

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An About-Face on Whether the 14th Amendment Bars Trump From Office - The New York Times
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Library Board Has Learned Nothing - Flathead Beacon
It is disappointing when we see, again, that this board is micromanaging the operations of the Library Director and staff to suit and push their own agenda. If board members are making decisions about library programming, and imposing those decisions on the staff, the public has the right to know how, when, and why these decisions are being made. Once again, this board has shown disrespect for the professional leadership of this library and are pushing their own agenda on this community. Banning books is a tool of fascism, and needs to be protested every time it is encountered. I cannot imagine the thought process of a library board who would not allow our library staff to engage in this very timely and critical issue. I encourage the public to attend the next library board meeting on September 28, and keep our eyes on this board. While I appreciate their recent efforts to build and pursue adequate library facilities, their efforts to undermine basic library principles continue. After all the years of turmoil this board has put this community and the library through, they seemed to have learned nothing.

CBS Announcer Makes Perfect Taylor Swift Reference After Travis Kelce’s TD - Sports Illustrated
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Kalispell Public Schools Asks Voters to Approve Safety, Technology Levies - Flathead Beacon
The Kalispell Public Schools (KPS) on Oct. 3 will ask voters to approve four measures that, if passed, will provide funding for safety and technology infrastructure in the district’s elementary, middle and high schools.

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This Is Larry David's Most Uncomfortable Moment on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'
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NBA star got me pregnant 'on purpose', told me to get an abortion then ghosted me when I asked him to pay the $950 bill | The US Sun
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