Rams and Panthers Clinch Divisions in Week 14 Results
The St. Louis Rams clinched the NFC West by edging Seattle 27-22 while the Carolina Panthers beat Arizona 20-17 to seal the NFC South. Peyton Manning led Indianapolis to a playoff berth with five TDs as Rex Grossman won in his first NFL start for Chicago. Joe Horn’s cell phone TD celebration and Terence Newman’s interceptions also highlighted a weekend of pivotal wins.
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Kansas Rally Beats Ball State 70 55 in Ladies Basketball
Aquanita Burras scored 24 points as Kansas erased a 51 45 deficit with a 25 4 run in eight minutes. Tamara Ransburg fed the go ahead basket after Burras sparked the rally, lifting Kansas to a 70 55 home win over Ball State. Ball State falls to 4 5, Kansas improves to 4 2.
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Wildcats rally past Creighton 94 60 in fifth straight win
Nicole Ohlde scores a season high 32 as Kansas State, ranked 11th, beats Creighton 94 60. Wecker and Madden contribute 13 and 12 while K State dominates the boards 47 to 31 and shoots 58.3 percent. Creighton led by Neneman with 19. Spanheimer 16. Finch 13. Walker 10.
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Miles Leads Jayhawks To 77 67 Victory Over Oregon
Aaron Miles sparked Kansas with a second half surge in a 77 67 win over Oregon at Kemper Arena. Wayne Simien added 19 points and 14 rebounds while Jeff Graves absence looms as coach Bill Self seeks return plan. Jayhawks remain unbeaten at 5 1 as Graves faces disciplinary questions.
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Shockers overpower Bears in MVC opener 81 63
Randy Burns led Wichita State with 19 points as the Shockers beat Southwest Missouri State 81 63 in Springfield to start Missouri Valley Conference play. Wichita State used a 12 2 run to pull away after trailing by 10 in the first half, and shot 64 percent in the second half.
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