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Donald Trump has allegedly spent a staggering $10.7million of taxpayers' money playing golf since the start of his second term.

The fairway-loving president has racked up the huge figure despite his much publicised crackdown on government spending. The six-figure sum, reported by Huffpost, shows the 78-year-old is taking the sport as seriously as he did during his first period as commander-in-chief. He played hundreds of rounds a year over that time.

The Trump Golf Tracker, a website that records data on Trump’s ball-hitting hobby, showed that he has spent nine of his 31 days as president in 2025 on a course. That accounts for nearly 30% of his time during his second term in office. If the calculations are correct, this means each of his visits to a golf course has cost over $1m.

K-State hires Luke Wells as TEs Coach

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Wells is Matt Wells’s brother and coached with him at both Utah State and Texas Tech, where he served as the TE and inside receivers coach.

He most recently coached in college at Tulsa, serving as the TE coach in 2022. Also has stops at Houston and Iowa State and Louisiana-Monroe.

Wells was most recently the offensive coordinator at Bixby (OK) High School, helping the school to a 24-1 record.
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I thought the "stable genius" was going to bring down inflation

CHICAGO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - U.S. consumers grappling with soaring prices for beef and eggs will face even higher costs for meat, vegetables and fruit if President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, economists and food industry executives said.
Consumers have struggled with high inflation since the COVID-19 pandemic and voted for Trump in part due to discontent with higher prices. Trump pledged to bring down costs for ordinary Americans.

K-State promotes Brian Lepak to OL coach

The next domino has fallen; as K-State moves Brian LePak to OL coach to replace Connor Riley.

Lepak has coached tight ends for the last three seasons but played OL in college and has experience coaching OL at the FCS level.

“Not only is Brian one of the top young coaches in our conference, but his background and experience with the offensive line made him the logical choice for this role,” Klieman said. “It was also important to have two coaches work in the trenches with our guys, and elevating Drew to assist Brian provides us stability and allows for a smooth transition.”

Drew Liddle was elevated to Assistant OL Coach, providing another coach for that room. However, this decision does leave TEs coach open.
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