Arizona Reclaims No 1 In AP Top 25 Men's Poll
Arizona rises to the top of the AP men's college basketball poll for the third time this season as Connecticut remains No 1 with a 22-0 record. Duke slides to second, Tennessee third, LSU fourth, with Kansas State sixth and North Carolina among the top ten. Alabama falls out of the Top 25.
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Buffaloes players shine in hint of big schedule tests
GCHS star Cornett poured in 15 points in Fridays 59 49 Buffalo win at Hays and added 10 in Saturdays 72 52 home victory over Liberal. He sank eight straight shots including six 3s while coach Jeff Tanner lauds his shooting run and warns opponents he will be on every scouting report.
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Jetmore tops Ingalls 71 52 in Monday basketball clash
Jetmore built a 27 4 first quarter lead to defeat Ingalls 71 52 as Chad Gerber scored 17 points and Trevor Witt 12 for the Bulldogs(8 9). Ingalls trailed despite a late rally and Janessa Meeks poured in 19 points with 11 in the fourth.
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Shockers top Evansville in late run
Wichita State defeats Evansville 89-84 as Jamar Howard scores 23 points and Randy Burns starts a 20-7 stretch after trailing 60-57 with 9 1/2 minutes left. Aaron Hogg adds 19 for the Shockers who improve to 13-8 and 8-4 in the MVC. Ian Hanavan hits a late basket for Evansville, who fall to 9-12 and 5-7.
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Buffalo Dunes golf fees rise debated by members
Buffalo Dunes members back the planned annual fee increase set to start April 1 while praising the course. Terry Rogers and Bob Peat defend the hikes, saying the rate changes are fair and affordable given use, with a proposal to waive the increase for new members joining before approval and extend current renewals. City commission action slated for February 25.
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