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Keeping their eyes on the ball

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By John Wright
| Murray Ledger & Times Verified
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Dressed for the occasion

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By John Wright
| Murray Ledger & Times Verified
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On the other hand....

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By John Wright
| Murray Ledger & Times Verified
During the Meet the Racers event for the Murray State men's basketball program earlier this month at the Rudolph Pickleball Complex inside Murray-Calloway County Central Park, fans saw Racers General Manager Ernie Kuyper show that he can play with either hand. Here, Kuyper makes a play on a ball with the paddle in his left hand, as he found taking the shot easier with a forehand with his left hand, as opposed to a right-handed backhand.
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