Busters sign three to FCS programs amid rebound season
Curran Jackson and Solomon commit to Southern Illinois and Tennessee-Martin respectively as Garden City players rebound from a 2-7 season to a 7-4 Mississippi Bowl championship. Several others join four-year schools, with plans and offers noted from Presbyterian, Marshall, Newberry, Kansas State, and Indiana among others.
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Curran
Jackson
Solomon
FCS
Busters
Southern Illinois
Memphis
Texas State
Midwestern State
Texas
Salukis
NFL
Tennessee-Martin
Tatum
GCCC
Garden City
Dillon Salmanson
Busters at the next level signs several football recruits
The list shows signed and committed players from multiple colleges including Lamar Texas Tennessee Martin Southern Illinois Kansas Presbyterian Marshall Newberry and Kansas State. Names include Keith Curran Deilouse Jackson Kitray Solomon Rod Coleman Dillon Salmans Devin Ritter Darryl Williams Tyler White Adam Weber Rilee Spresser and others with undecided QB Nick Marshall and RB Jamal Tyler among prospective targets.
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Devin Ritter
Presbyterian College
S.C
Darryl Williams
Marshall
W. Va
Tyler White
Newberry College
Gece
Alex Hemberger
Northwestern Oklahoma State
Adam Weber
Rilee Spresser
Kansas State
Rod Coleman
Kansas
Nick Marshall
Indiana
Arkansas State
Baylor
Texas Tech
Troy
ESPN
Manhattan
Wildcats
Iowa Western Community College
Jake
Keith Curran
Lamar
Texas
Deilouse Jackson
Tennessee-Martin
Kitray Solomon
Southern Illinois
Dillon Salmans
Presbyterian
Newberry
Garden City women ride 14-0 start into January clash
GCCC women, ranked No. 11 nationally, held a 14-0 record entering 2012 after strong non conference results. Coach Sharp lauded the team for achieving school milestones, led by Tamara Jones who tops the conference at 21.6 ppg, with Shicole Watts and Deni Jacobs also contributing. The Busters rely on offense as they prepare for conference play beginning January 5 against Butler.
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Garden City
Busters
Sharp
KJCCC
Tamara Jones
Jones
Shicole Watts
Deni Jacobs
Midland
Texas
Brown Mackie
Oklahoma Baptist
Trinidad State
Colo
Allen
New Mexico Junior College
Mikell Chinn
Garden City Busters eye improvement as conference play nears
GCCC coach Chappell says the Busters face tough weekends and need better front line and guard chemistry to improve scoring in the paint. Guard trio Hall King Agholor have carried the offense, while Jade Cathey joins for frontline help ahead of January conference games against Butler Hutchinson Barton.
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Chappell
Chris Hall
Reuben King
Frank Agholor
Arkeem Joseph
Agholor
Hall
King
Garden City
Joseph
Mike Chandler
Joe Ebondo
Jade
Busters
GCCC
Butler
Hutchinson
Barton
WSU Player Opened to Injury Rallies for Confidence
WSU coach Marshall stresses team unity after a left foot fracture sidelined Baker. Players urge loud support as nine wins show resilience while injuries test depth. Guard Tekele Cotton says the squad won’t use setbacks as excuses. Ehimen Orukpe continues to work through limited movement after seven minutes against Tennessee.
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Marshall
Tekele Cotton
Orukpe
Tennessee
Volunteers
Ehimen
Kelly earns Notre Dame coach of the year honor
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly is named AP college football coach of the year, the first Irish mentor to win the award since its 1998 inception. He reflects on rebuilding the program, emphasizes developing players, and notes his staff reshuffle as a step toward a successful 2012 season, including Chuck Martin’s promotion to offensive coordinator.
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Tatum
Jayhawk
Kelly
Notre Dame
Grand Valley State
Cincinnati
Chuck Martin
Charley Molnar
Massachusetts
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Oklahoma State
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Raul Silva
Riyahd Jones
Ernest Butts
Quintavious Harrow
Frank Boenzi
Matt Esquibel
Oklahoma Baptist Jvw
Howard
Frank Phillips
New Mexico JC
Seminole State
Okla
Bethany College JV
Oklahoma
Ty Malewitz
Garden City Community College
Valerie Barriga
Stacie Telles
Perryman Athletic Complex
Jade Cathey
Liberal
WSU
Baker
Notre Dames
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