Brett's Championship Series seeding 16 teams for a new national event
Sports Editor Brett Marshall proposes a 16 team Brett Champion ship Series using old BCS standings to seed a real national title with $15 million per team. First round games planned across neutral sites in Denver Pittsburgh Rose Bowl Memphis Houston Phoenix Dallas Jacksonville and Jacksonville to Dec 20 2008.
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Kansas
Florida Gators
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma
BYU
Denver
Boise State
Penn State
Pittsburgh
USC
Cincinnati
Rose Bowl
Oklahoma State
Alabama
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Georgia Tech
Houston
Utah
TCU
Phoenix
Ohio State
Texas Tech
Dallas
Georgia
Ted
UCLA
John Wooden
Arizona
Panthers roll past Buccaneers in Monday night win
Carolina dominant on the ground with DeAngelo Williams rushing 186 yards and two touchdowns and Jonathan Stewart adding 115 yards and two scores. Steve Smith had 117 receiving yards and a TD as the Panthers ran for a team record yards rushing, advancing to 10-3 and seizing first in the NFC South.
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Charlotte
N.C
Carolina Panthers
NFL
Tampa Bay
DeAngelo Williams
Jonathan Stewart
Panthers
Buccaneers
Williams
Stewart
John Fox
Steve Smith
Jake Delhomme
Carolina
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ronde Barber
Lakin votes to stay in Hi-Plains League amid switch talks
Lakin USD 215 board votes 5 to 2 to remain in the Hi-Plains League for now after six months of debate over joining a proposed new league of primarily Class 3A and 4A western Kansas schools.
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Lakin Sports
Hi-Plains League
LAKIN
Lakin Usd 215 Board of Education
Hi- Plains League
HPL
Kansas
Holcomb Usd 353
Goodland
Colby
Scott City
Ulysses
Hugoton
Cimarron
Hi-Plains
Randy Steinle
Kim Lohman
Steinle
Lohman
Broncs
H-Plains
Robert Beymer
Beymer
Stewart Stabel
Stabel
Ralph Goodnight
Hi Plains League
Mike Puckett
Mark McClain
Roger Calkins
Goodnight
Alvin Holmes
Scott Schechter
USD 210 Board of Education
The
Eagles
David Ediger
Beltran Wins Garden City YMCA Racquetball Turkey Shootout
International Racquetball Tour event at the Garden City YMCA drew top players including Alvaro Beltran, Shane Vanderson, and Anthony Herrera. Beltran, born in Tijuana and based in San Diego, claimed $3,000 for the win over Vanderson, as finalists ranked among the world’s top 10. Beltran cited the YMCA program and Stacy Crase’s organizing as reasons for his visit, with players wrapping up 2008 and eyeing 2009 season kickoffs in mid January.
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Shane Vanderson
Anthony Herrera
Alvaro Beltran
Garden City
Beltran
Tijuana
Mexico
San Diego
Vanderson
Stacy
Crase
YMCA
United States
KSU adds Vic Koenning as co defensive coordinator
Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder announces Vic Koenning former Clemson defensive coordinator and 1982 Wildcats captain will serve as assistant head coach and co defensive coordinator. Koenning will also coach the secondary while Mo Latimore remains to coach the interior defensive line.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Clemson
Vic Koenning
Wildcats
Bill Snyder
Snyder
Mo Latimore
Will
Wildcat
Koenning
Tiger
ACC
Durant, Thunder can't handle short-handed Warriors
Andris Biedrins led Golden State with 17 points and 21 rebounds as the Warriors ended a nine-game skid with a 112 102 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Kevin Durant had a season high 41 in the loss as Oklahoma City fell to 2 20. Stephen Jackson and Corey Maggette sat with injuries but Jamal Crawford added 19 for Golden State.
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Oklahoma City
Andris Biedrins
Golden State Warriors
Biedrins
Warriors
Oklahoma City Thunder
Don Nelson
Kevin Durant
The
Thunder
Stephen Jackson
Corey Maggette
Jamal Crawford
Brandan Wright
Anthony Morrow
Golden State
Wright
Scott Brooks
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