Colts win Super Bowl by running and defense
Doug Hanna argues the Colts relied on a power running game and stout defense to win, crediting Joseph Addai and Dominic Rhodes for key scores and Bob Sanders for pivotal plays. He notes Peyton Manning struggled early but still led a championship, while Chicago’s Rex Grossman faltered against Indianapolis.
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Colts return to RCA Dome for hero's welcome
About 40 000 Indianapolis fans welcomed the Super Bowl champions at a downtown rally and parade after the Colts 29 17 victory over the Chicago Bears. Players praised supporters as crowds chanted defense and celebrated the city’s first major pro title in over 30 years.
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Lady Rebels buoyed by youth in 1A basketball
The South Gray Lady Rebels, led by a 5-foot-9 freshman scorer with two 5-10 sophomores and a 5-10 junior post, plus a 5-3 senior point guard, stand 15-2 and undefeated in Santa Fe Trail League play. Coach Angie Thomas credits their hard work since junior high and notes they are young yet already shaping a title chase while acknowledging areas to improve.
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South Gray Rebels eye state in tight 1A race
Montezuma Kansas sits in Gray County as South Gray High with 85 students chases a state berth. The Rebels have lost only two games in two years and seek another deep tournament run led by Eli Applegate, averaging 15 points and 11 rebounds. The team faces five more tough games this season as they prepare for postseason play.
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Suns rally past Nuggets without Nash in tough clash
Phoenix overcame a nine-point halftime deficit as Amare Stoudemire poured in 36 points and 13 rebounds to beat a short-handed Denver team 113-108. Carmelo Anthony posted a triple double for the Nuggets, while Leandro Barbosa and Raja Bell helped seal the win. Nash sat out the second half with a sore shoulder.
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