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Wichita State athletics beat writer for The Wichita Eagle and @kansasdotcom. Contact me at teldridge@wichitaeagle.com
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‘A sportscasting legend’: Wichita sports community remembers Jim Kobbe

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By Taylor Eldridge Verified
| Wichita Eagle Verified
For years, Jim Kobbe was one of the people Wichita sports fans invited into their living rooms every night. He was clever without sounding rehearsed, funny without needing to dominate the room and serious enough about the craft that coworkers still remember how much time he put into making sure a story was told the right way. Most of all, the person viewers saw on television was the same person his colleagues knew when the cameras turned off.
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Wichita-area high school football Week 1 passing, rushing and receiving leaders

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By Taylor Eldridge Verified
| Wichita Eagle Verified
Week 1 of the Kansas high school football season produced plenty of big numbers across the Wichita area. Here are the area’s top passing, rushing and receiving performances from the opening week of the 2026 high school football season, based on stats submitted to The Eagle and publicly available game reports. Week 1 passing leaders Minimum: 150 passing yards 1. Isaac Duncan, Valley Center — 394 yards 2. CT McGill, Wichita East — 342 3. Gunner Young, Pretty Prairie — 260 4.
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He ran for 37 straight hours. What does it take to survive 154 miles?

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By Taylor Eldridge Verified
| Kansas City Star Verified
At 9 p.m. Sunday, two headlamps disappeared into the darkness at Sedgwick County Park. They belonged to the last two runners in Laps for Love, each beginning a 4.167-mile loop for the 37th consecutive hour. One soon stopped moving. Race director Joseph Hamer could see Brian Walden’s light stalled along the course. Walden had covered 150 miles since the race began at 9 a.m. Saturday, answering the starting bell every hour for a day and a half. His legs were failing. His stomach had shut down.
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