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The Chiefs and coach Romeo Crennel have yet to find an offensive coordinator.

DAVID EULITT | The Kansas City Star

The Chiefs and coach Romeo Crennel have yet to find an offensive coordinator.

Chiefs still seeking final pieces for coaching staff

Feb 3, 5:58 PM

The Chiefs got a jump on other NFL teams looking for a new head coach or assistant coaches by promoting their defensive coordinator, Romeo Crennel, to the top job on Jan. 9. Almost a month later, the Chiefs are still looking for an offensive coordinator and position coaches for wide receivers and the offensive line. At the rate they’re going, the Chiefs might not have a full staff by the start of training camp this summer.

Former Chiefs Shields, Roaf wait for Hall call

Feb 3, 6:52 PM

New England Patriots guard Brian Waters doesn’t think it’s a difficult choice between former Chiefs offensive linemen Willie Roaf and Will Shields for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.


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    Commentary

    Talking Border War

    Feb 3, 3:26 PM

    The Star's Mike DeArmond and Blair Kerkhoff discussed the big game during a web chat earlier today.

    Sam Mellinger | Indianapolis provides a super lesson for KC

    Feb 3, 1:50 PM

    The nice lady on the bus wants me to know her city is no longer “Naptown” or “India-No-Place” or any other dismissive term I might have heard. This is Indianapolis, she says with emphasis, home to a growing microbrew industry, great restaurants, friendly people and perhaps above everything else, convenience.

    Top 75 NAIA Tournament moments

    Feb 3, 5:54 PM

    The Star and Randy Covitz, in conjunction with the NAIA, will celebrate the 75th year of the Division I Men's Basketball Tournament by selecting the top 75 moments in NAIA history.


    Royals & Baseball

    
Alex Gordon

    Alex Gordon

    Gordon hearing date approaching

    Feb 3, 7:39 PM

    It’s now 12 days and counting until left fielder Alex Gordon and the Royals are scheduled to head to an arbitration hearing on Feb. 16. The two sides exchanged figures on Jan. 17. Gordon is believed to have asked for $5.45 million, while the Royals countered at $4.15 million. Both parties can agree to a settlement up until the point in which the arbitrator issues a ruling.

    Ball Star | Billy Butler collects Hutch Award

    Feb 2, 2:25 PM

    Royals DH Billy Butler became just the fourth Royal in history to accept the Hutch Award during a ceremony on Wednesday in Seattle. The Hutch Award annually honors the major-league player who best exemplifies "the honor, courage and dedication" of Seattle's Fred Hutchinson, a former major-league pitcher and manager.

    Detroit’s Fielder signing doesn’t change Royals’ plans

    Jan 31, 12:34 PM

    It’s now been seven days and counting since the Tigers shook up the American League by agreeing to a nine-year, $214 million deal with Prince Fielder. This, of course, is not good news for the Royals, who had emerged during the offseason as a 2012 sleeper after a solid finish in 2011. Still, GM Dayton Moore says, the Royals won’t make any reactionary moves.


    Missouri

    
Missouri coach Frank Haith is ready for his first Border War experience.

    RICH SUGG | The Kansas City Star

    Missouri coach Frank Haith is ready for his first Border War experience.

    Haith will get indoctrination into Border War

    Feb 3, 4:26 PM

    Frank Haith — heading into his first Kansas game as Missouri’s basketball coach — said he did not want to imply that the Border War was just another game.

    Border War in pictures | Kansas vs. Missouri

    Feb 3, 5:17 PM

    How far back does the KU-MU rivalry go? James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, coached the Jayhawks the first time the two teams met (he was 0-2 in his career against the Tigers). With Missouri moving to the SEC next season, the rivalry may end, so enjoy this look back at this heated rivalry.


    Kansas State

    
K-State guard Angel Rodriguez

    | The Associated Press

    K-State guard Angel Rodriguez

    K-State wants another strong February finish

    Feb 3, 4:05 PM

    One look at the calendar is all it takes for the Kansas State basketball team to feel a boost in confidence.

    Second-place K-State women gear up for Baylor, Griner

    Feb 3, 6:43 PM

    When the No. 1-ranked Baylor women’s basketball team steps onto the Bramlage Coliseum floor tonight, it will have to defend its undefeated record in front of a large Kansas State crowd.


    Kansas

    
Kansas head coach Bill Self calls out to his team in their game against North Dakota during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in Lawrence, Kan., Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011. Kansas won 84-58. (AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann)

    Reed Hoffmann | AP

    Kansas head coach Bill Self calls out to his team in their game against North Dakota during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in Lawrence, Kan., Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011. Kansas won 84-58. (AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann)

    KU's Self: End of rivalry 'disappointing and sad'

    Feb 3, 4:36 PM

    During his news conference on Thursday, Kansas coach Bill Self talked about the KU-MU rivalry, and said the possible end of the tradition is "disappointing and sad."

    This road game is different for the Jayhawks

    Feb 3, 7:47 PM

    When Kansas players are quizzed about road games, they generally sound the same tone of respect and confidence. It changes — or at least in the amount and type of questioned asked — for two opponents, and Kansas State is one.


    High schools

    Leavenworth’s Greenberg plays with heart

    Feb 3, 12:25 AM

    Grant Greenberg isn’t particularly tall. The Leavenworth boys’ basketball program lists him at 6 feet 3, but that stretches the truth.


    Motorsports

    Dollar General to serve as NHRA title sponsor in Topeka

    Feb 2, 1:23 PM

    The NHRA’s Full Throttle Drag Racing Series event at Heartland Park Topeka has a new title sponsor.


    Sporting KC & Soccer

    Wambach comes away inspired at KC Women’s Sports Awards Celebration

    Feb 3, 6:58 PM

    It was late Sunday night, and Abby Wambach was boarding a plane in Vancouver with the rest of her teammates on the U.S. women’s national soccer team. Wambach, the team’s star striker, had just scored two goals against Canada, becoming the second all-time leading scorer in women’s international soccer, and the U.S. had concluded the CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tournament with a 4-0 victory.


    Outdoors

    Outdoors digest | It’s snowing geese

    Feb 2, 9:30 PM

    The season that Missouri snow goose hunters look forward to has arrived.


    More Sports

    No charges against Armstrong

    Feb 3, 7:51 PM

    The case against Lance Armstrong is closed. His legacy as a seven-time Tour de France champion endures.


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