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THE WOODLANDS, Texas – Kansas sophomore Abby Glynn carded a career-low round 68 (-4) on the second day of the 2021 Big 12 Women’s Golf Championship at The Club of Carlton Woods at The Woodlands, Texas, Monday.
As a team, Kansas improved one shot with a 295 (+7) for the second round. The Jayhawks are +15 for the two rounds and tied for eighth with Iowa State heading into Tuesday’s final round. Oklahoma State is running away from the field at -27, 16 shots ahead of second place Baylor and Oklahoma who are tied at -11.
Glynn recorded six birdies in her second round, including birds on the final two holes. The Topeka, Kansas, native had three birdies on both the front and back nine. Her previous low was 71 set two times prior with the latest earlier this spring in the second round of the Clemson Invitational on March 27.
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Two men have died in a fiery crash after a Tesla “on autopilot with no one driving” crashed into a tree catching alight.
The accident happened about 11.25pm on Saturday when the 2019 Model S hit a tree in the Carlton Woods in Spring, Houston, according to KPRC2.
Two men dead after fiery crash in Tesla Model S.
“[Investigators] are 100-percent certain that no one was in the driver seat driving that vehicle at the time of impact,” Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman said. “They are positive.” #KHOU11https://t.co/q57qfIXT4fpic.twitter.com/eQMwpSMLt2 Matt Dougherty (@MattKHOU) April 18, 2021
Texas Tesla Crash Victim Identified - Tesla Claims Autopilot Was Not Engaged
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One of the victims of a fatal Tesla crash has been named as a 59-year-old anesthesiologist, who friends say wanted to test his Model S autopilot feature when the car crashed at speed into a tree with no one in the driver s seat.
The accident on Saturday night has triggered two federal safety investigations and raised serious questions over Tesla s safety.
Dr. Will T. Varner died on Saturday after his Model S crashed into trees just a few hundred yards from his $2million home in the gated community of Carlton Woods Creekside. Dr. Varner was an anesthesiology specialist who worked at Memorial Hermann - Texas Medical Center. He was driving with a 69-year-old friend at it was 11.25pm.
Pictures show Musk driving the prototype at the Austin Gigafactory site Friday
He said: I was just there, driving Cybertruck around the site where it will be built
On Saturday two people died after a Tesla Model S smashed into a tree in Texas
Musk said preliminary data indicates the vehicle was not operating on Autopilot, and was not part of the automaker s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system
But the accident has triggered two federal safety investigations and raised serious questions over Tesla s safety and how the car was able to move
The Cybertruck is not yet on the production line; manufacturing was due to start this year but Musk said they will be lucky to get deliveries out by the end of 2021