[ Newman: Speedster valuable on track, field ]

From: The Topeka Capital-Journal | Date: April 14, 2002| Author: Kevin Haskin Capital-Journal | Copyright information

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Newman: Speedster valuable on track, field

By Kevin Haskin

The Capital-Journal

MANHATTAN --- It was December, too cold to think about coiling into starting blocks and zooming down the fast lane.

Besides, Kansas State had a bowl game to prepare for and Terence Newman's full attention was on football.

So, he said what he felt when asked about track. No, he wasn't going to run in 2002.

Teammates on the track team heard. Quickly,...

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