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How Kentucky star RB Chris Rodriguez delivered a vintage performance vs. Mississippi State

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By Ryan Black
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
Ryan Black/The Courier Journal LEXINGTON, Ky. — When Chris Rodriguez received his 26th handoff of the night Saturday, he was 11 yards away from the end zone. Four yards later, he met his first sign of resistance. One Mississippi State defender latched on. Then two. On the precipice of the goal line, three Bulldogs had at least one hand on him. Rodriguez never stopped moving his legs. Nor his arms.
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The man behind the beard: Criticism doesn't shake MSU defensive coordinator Scotty Hazelton

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By Ryan Black
| The Manhattan Mercury Verified
EAST LANSING, Mich. — To an extent, Scottie Hazelton is aware of the criticism he receives on social media. Not because he enjoys reading it or actively looks for the vitriol. His wife, Brooke, and his two daughters, Ava and Sophie, take care of that. The trio jumps on Twitter and finds the funniest tweets they come across. Then they compile the tweets and relay them to Hazelton.
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Former K-State QB, baseball player Matt Miller dies of cancer

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By Ryan Black
| The Manhattan Mercury Verified
Matt Miller, a former Kansas State football and baseball player, died Saturday night in Kansas City, Kan. He was 49. Miller had Stage 4 prostate cancer and had been living in hospice care at the University of Kansas Medical Center. His death came just three days after his father, Les, a former player personnel director for the Kansas City Chiefs, died in Oklahoma. Miller was the first quarterback in K-State history to lead the team to a 10-win season, which he did in 1995.
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