Titans Rally to Defeat Chiefs 26 17 in Missouri
Tennessee overpowered Kansas City on opening drive with a 16 yard touchdown pass from Vince Young to White, then shifted to a top pass attack in the second half led by Young. Williams added a 41 yard TD as the Titans seized control, improving to 8-6 with a 26-17 win.
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Kansas welcomes back rush amid rout at Sprint Center
No. 3 Kansas returns starters including Brandon Rush from knee surgery for a home debut in the Sprint Center. Rush opened with three first quarter threes and finished with 13 points as Kansas beat Ohio 88-51, 10-0 for the 11th time in school history. Sherron Collins also returned from a foot injury as four Jayhawks scored in double figures.
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Dietz leads K State to easy 90 52 win
Kimberly Dietz scored 22 points and Marlies Gipson 15 points with 10 rebounds as Kansas State defeated Texas State 90-52 in Manhattan. The Wildcats pulled away after a five point early deficit, building a 42-23 halftime lead and extending it to 44 late. Texas State’s Joyce Ekworomadu led scorers with 27, while Aimee Hilburn added 10.
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Pinkel stays with Missouri amid coaching speculation
Missouri coach Gary Pinkel says he will remain at Missouri after leading the Tigers to a 11 2 season and No 1 ranking before the Big 12 title game. He notes commitment to the program and hopes to end his career at Missouri while his name circulates for other jobs.
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Woods captures Target World Challenge with seven shot win
Tiger Woods closes the season at Sherwood Country Club with a seven stroke victory in the Target World Challenge earning 5.75 million in prize money. After a 10 week break due to the Presidents Cup setback he resumed practice 10 days earlier and dominated the field in sunny California.
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