Wildcats roll past Florida A&M in first Sprint Center bout
Kansas State dominates rebounding 48-20 and shoots 27 of 37 from the line as Clint Stewart nets 13 and Jacob Pullen 11 in a physical win at the new Sprint Center. Florida A&M, undersized and plagued by fouls, struggles to halt the Wildcats’ inside attack and free-throw barrage.
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Chiefs face major changes after 26-17 home loss to Titans
Chiefs players acknowledge a purge is coming after a 2-6 home record this season, with Clark Hunt saying he will comment after the year. Derrick Johnson, Damion McIntosh, Tony Gonzalez and others discuss changes, fan frustration, and the need for a better product as Kansas City heads to New York Jets. Larry Johnson's possible return is hinted as the team plans drastic fixes.
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Rodriguez Becomes Michigan Football Coach of Promise
Michigan hires 44-year-old Rich Rodriguez from West Virginia to revamp its offense. Rodriguez built WVU into a Big East power with six straight bowls and a dynamic spread attack, replacing the traditional dropback scheme and drawing praise from coach Carr.
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Satanta handles Minneola behind big second quarter
After cancellations Satanta overwhelmed Minneola 59 to 42 as a 20-4 surge in the second period broke the game open. Joel Kiehne led with 16 points and Michael Kueber added 13 while Temnaat led Minneola with 17. At Brewster Healy lost 83-46 as Brewster outscored 37-13 in the second half, Reese LaToush led Healy with 22, Brewster had four in double figures including Collett with 21 and McKee with 17. Brewster pulled away from Healy 56-30 in the girls game.
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Break Doesn’t Hurt Blue Devils Any
Duke returns from a nine day break to rout Albany 111 70 led by DeMarcus Nelson with 23 points and Jon Scheyer 18. Duke hits 15 of 26 threes as Krzyzewski nears 800 wins. Albany’s Tim Ambrose 24 points led visitors in a one sided clash.
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No. 25 USC 83 defeats Delaware State 54 in LA showdown
Dwight Lewis led USC with 18 points and Davon Jefferson 17 as the Trojans shot 68 percent from the floor and 60 percent at the line. O J Mayo added 12. Delaware State, 3-6, fell to 1-6 in seven games, hitting 38 percent from the field. Roy Bright scored 22 for the Hornets as the visitors struggled offensively.
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