Chanute to host 1A regional basketball tournament
Chanute has been named site of the state high school Class 1A regional basketball tournament, Feb. 29 through March 4, at Neosho County Community Junior College fieldhouse. Eight teams from four districts will compete, with finalists from Altoona-Midway, Lebo, McCune and Pleasanton-Blue Mound advancing.
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Kansas Collides with Favored BYU In Jayhawk Classic
Lawrence AP Kresimir Cosic leads the sixth-ranked Brigham Young against host Kansas in the first round of the Jayhawk Classic at Allen Field House tonight. The 6 foot 11 Yugoslavian star, noted for his versatility, headlines a matchup set after a So Cal Cincinnati opener. Cosic complements coach Stan Watts praised for Cosic as a prolific inside outside threat. BYU, unbeaten in five, faces questions about overrating while Watts calls his team promising though not yet consistent.
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Rams Face Must Win Mission as Playoff Chase Heats Up
The Rams travel to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers in a must win or tie scenario to stay alive for the NFL playoffs. A Rams victory or a 49ers loss could propel LA into the postseason as the 49ers contend with Detroit for the division title. Meanwhile, Detroit, Baltimore, Miami and others have secured spots, with pairings undecided as weekend games set the stage for final seedings.
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Christmas Day Playoff Protests Hit NFL Scheduling
New York AP reports mounting protests as two NFL playoff games on Christmas Day draw complaints from Vikings fans and Kansas City legislators. In Minnesota 5,800 of 8,000 to 9,000 tickets remained unsold, while Kansas City lawmaker Tim Ryan plans a bill to ban future Christmas games. NFL officials defend the schedule citing TV reach and fan access, with Chiefs coach Hank Stram noted.
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