Chiefs Collapse After Strong Start In Loss To Titans
Kansas City led 14-10 at halftime but faltered after intermission as Brodie Croyle threw two interceptions and the defense broke down. The Chiefs finished 24 at home this season, their worst since 1977, amid frigid turnout and a seven game losing streak.
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Kansas State routs Ohio as Jayhawks run past Bobcats
Ohio coach Tim O'Shea said Kansas has future NBA talent after Kansas cruised to a dominant 27th straight regular season win in Kansas City. Chalmers led with 17 points, Arthur 14, while Kansas outrebounded Ohio 46-27 and forced 17 turnovers.
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Woods Dominates Sherwood with 62 Second Round
Tiger Woods set a course record with a 62 in the second round, tying the tournament record at 22 under 266, first done by Davis Love III in 2000. He sealed a seven‑shot victory with a final round 68, his third win of the year by margins of at least that large. Furyk closed a six‑shot gap to two before bogey, while Casey and Montgomerie commented on Woods’s form.
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Top-ranked Heels win at Rutgers in road test
No. 1 North Carolina improved to 9-0 with a 93-71 victory over Rutgers in Piscataway. The Tar Heels, off to their best start since 1997-98, return to Chapel Hill to host Nicholls State after this six-game away stretch.
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Pinkel’s Patient Rise at Missouri Boosts Cotton Bowl Year
Missouri coach Gary Pinkel, after ten years at Toledo, has built a 11-2 season pace and led the Tigers to a Cotton Bowl berth amid a rise in national stature. He earned praise for steady leadership while players like Daniel, Rucker, Maclin, Moore and Spieker earned All-America honors. The program drew 60,000 fans on average, a peak since 1981, as Pinkel softened and grew closer to his team.
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Simms lifts UMKC past Wichita State 59 56 in late free throws
UMKC Kangaroos beat Wichita State 59 56 as Kenny Simms, in his first game after transferring from Florida International, makes two clinching free throws with 15.7 seconds left after grabbing a rebound on a missed shot. Brumagin and Hamilton led UMKC with 13 points each while Braeuer paced the Shockers with 14. UMKC held a 42 31 rebounding advantage and forced eight turnovers.
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Morris scores 20 to lead Lady Jayhawks in win
Lawrence Kansas. Lade Morris topped Kansas with 20 points and Taylor McIntosh 14 points and eight rebounds as Kansas defeated UC Riverside 62-49 to close a 5-0 home stand. Ivana Catic nailed a key 3 as the Jayhawks moved ahead 26-24 and never trailed again.
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