Moss and Culpepper lift Vikings past Packers in upset
Randy Moss caught two TDs and Daunte Culpepper threw four as the 8-8 Vikings stunned Green Bay 31-17, joining St. Louis as the only 8-8 playoff teams. Jets erase late lead to beat Chargers 20-17 in OT. Rams beat Seahawks 27-20 as Bulger and Hasselbeck duel.
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Wis
Randy Moss
Moss
Vikings
Packers
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Daunte Culpepper
Brett Favre
Seattle
Matt Hasselbeck
Marc Bulger
Cam Cleeland
Rams
Hasselbeck
Bobby Engram
Ingalls Bulldogs stay unbeaten with 51 42 win over Healy
Ingalls improves to 8-0 behind 18 points from Chad Gerber and 17 by Keith VenJohn as the No.5 ranked Bulldogs defeat Healy 51-42 in a make-up boys game at Ingalls. Garrett Rathman adds nine while the team commits only two fouls. Norby and Johnson lead Healy with 13 each including three 3-pointers.
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Telegram
Healy
Ingalls
Chad Gerber
Keith VenJohn
Garrett Rathman
Bulldogs
Matt Norby
Mark Johnson
Eagles
Norby
Pollack
J.D. Johnson
Schmidt
M. Johnson
Venters
Kathman
Meeks
B. Gerber
VenJohn
C. Gerber
Wendel
Moscow boys beat Hardesty 61 39 in non league clash
Moscow Wildcats upset Hardesty 61 to 39 as Jorge Miramontes scores 18 with four 3s. Hardesty limited to two field goals in a 24-7 fourth quarter run. Moscow improves to 1-5 with solid outside shooting and team totals near 25 made baskets.
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Hardesty, Okla
Wildcats
Moscow
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Hardesty
Ohio
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Kelly
Martinez
McCormick
Wood
Barriga
Brittan
Dodson
Wilson
Totels
Granilla
Miramontes
McKinley
Bugbee
Roland
Araiza
Gonzalez
Gregory
White
Broaddust
Moscow Girls Jump Out To Big Lead In Rout Of Hardesty
Moscow Lady Wildcats raced to a 23-1 first quarter lead and beat Hardesty Oklahoma 59 to 40 in a non league girls basketball game Saturday. Hannah Teeter hit four three pointers and led Moscow with 17 points, while Randie Davidson had 18 for Hardesty. In a separate non league contest, Healy defeated Ingalls 46 to 37 as Shannon Haug scored 19 for Healy and Jerica Richardson led Ingalls with 9.
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Lakin Broncs
Larned
Lakin
Brown
Broncs
Sheldon Barnhardat
Roman Lane
Moscow Lady Wildcats
Hardesty
Okla
Moscow
Hannah Teeter
Whitney Philippi
Cassie Lund
Sseoow Gite
Okie
S. Davidson
Weatherby
R. Davidson
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Wiebe
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Carpenter
Vakiez
Doble
Teeter
Lund
Jenkins
Slemp
Downing
Zaughi
Philippi
Whitham
Moore
Ramirez
Healy Lady Eagles
Ingalls Lady Bulldogs
Ingalls
Shannon Haug
Lady Eagles
Kasey Scammehorn
Healy
Jerica Richardson
Tori Nuzum
Davis
Sharp
Applegarth
Scammehom
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Bennet
Haug
Roemer
A. Hamilton
Nuzum
H Hamilton
Ohman
Snyder
Richardson
Scammeham
H. Hamilton
Kansas
Alex Galindo
Azubuike
Wildcats
Sparks
Bobby Perry
Kansas Surges Past Kentucky on Road in Big 12 Showdown
No. 2 Kansas improves to 11-0 with a 65-59 win at Kentucky before 24,367 at Rupp Arena. Giles starts for Simien and goes 5-of-5, scoring 10 with six rebounds. Moody adds 11 and Kaun 7 as Kansas outplays Kentucky’s Hayes Azubuike and Morris.
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Simien
Georgia Tech
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Kaun
Chuck Hayes
Kelenna Azubuike
Randolph Morris
Langford
Miles
Giddens
Galindo
Robinson
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Hayes
Moris
Rondo
Sparks
Moss
Bradley
Carrier
Obrzut
Perry
Alleyne
Thomas
Crawford
Lee
Garden City tops Barton County as 2-0 start earned
Garden City men beat Barton County 69 56 to move to 2-0 in the play. Kavaliauskas led Barton County with 16 points and 13 rebounds while Walker scored 20 for Garden City. Barton County was sanctioned with postseason ineligibility and scholarship loss next season amid indictments against former coach Ryan Wolf. Garden City travels to Hutchinson and Dodge City later this week.
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Barton County
Caleb Tegtmeier
Cougars
Ryan Wolf
U.S
Garden City
Elliott
Bruner
Tegtmeier
Kavaliauskas
Salazar
Barrett
Head
Wisniewski
Channel
Hamilton
Hrycaniuk
Branch
Nelson
Sanders
Walker
Johnson
Quintana
Schmitt
Trueheart
Stewart
Liberal Invitational: Buffs lead despite close finals
Ryker Carter dominates at 145 pounds as Liberal earns dual champions. Garden City riders claim top finishes with Ryker Carter winning and Schaefer at heavy weight securing a title. Team scores show Garden City first, Goodland second, with Liberal placing midpack among 16 squads.
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Garden City
Goodland
Kapaun
Sublette
Hugoton
Josh Arellano
Michael Arellano
Kyle Blackburn
Eric Servin
Moses Padilla
Jose Rodriguez
Tyler Kemp
Ryker Carter
Jeremy Kemp
Will Powers
Bryan Irsik
Josh Holler
Dustin Caine
Hwt
Rafe Schaefer
Barton County edges Garden City 54 53 in tame West clash
Barton County 54 Garden City 53 as Ewalefo scores 14 and Onikute 14 for Barton. Allen leads Garden City with 13, shooting just 31 percent. Barton survives late, faces Hutchinson and Dodge City on road trip.
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Onikute
Harris
Ewaleto
Bloomfield
Love
Ridley
Buchanan
Hines
Glen
Carlile
Gomez
Salazar
Allen
Lewis
de la Torre
Curtis
Beneventi
Parks
Broncos Fall to Colts in High-Scoring Blowout
Jake Plummer threw for 284 yards and two touchdowns as the Denver Broncos lost 49 to 24 to the Indianapolis Colts. Manning led the visitors with 457 passing yards and a rushing score, while James and Clark each had multiple scoring plays.
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Indianapolis
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Manning
Vanderjagt
ind—James
Ind—Clark
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Elam
ind—Wayne
Bell
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Plummer
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Rhodes
R.smith
Putzier
Lelie
Hope
Carswell
Watts
Schottenheimer Named NFL Coach of the Year
Marty Schottenheimer led the San Diego Chargers from a 4 12 record to a 12 4 division title and earned the NFL Coach of the Year award. San Diego won nine of its last ten, with a lone overtime loss to AFC South champion Indianapolis. Pittsburgh’s Bill Cowher finished second.
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Curtis Martin
NFL
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Marty Schottenheimer
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Tailender
San Diego
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Bill Cowher
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