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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2005
Page
11
Randy Moss faces an NFL fine for miming pulling down his pants toward Green Bay fans after Minnesota's 31-17 playoff win. A $5,000 first-offense penalty is possible, with the league reviewing the incident and preparing a ruling later this week.
Oklahoma, aided by junior college transfer Taj Gray with 23 points and 10 rebounds, beat No. 12 Connecticut 77-65 in Norman. In South Bend, Gerry McNamara netted 22 as No. 7 Syracuse defeated Notre Dame 70-61, giving Jim Boeheim his 300th Big East win.
Boston used a 14 point second quarter burst led by Tony Allen as the Celtics beat Orlando 119 101 after the Magic traded Cuttino Mobley. At halftime Mobley and Michael Bradley were dealt to Sacramento for Doug Christie.
The Garden City Buffaloes face weather delays and a tough schedule after an ice storm as they seek wins this week. Coach Tara Churchill weighs lineup depth and playing time while senior Kersten Schmitz awaits doctor clearance to return from knee recovery. The team travels to Liberal for a makeup game before hosting Dodge City and Great Bend.
Coach Mike Shanahan praised quarterback with mixed praise and defended ongoing leadership. Broncos face March 1 salary decision for the quarterback under current contract. Shanahan emphasized need for strong personnel at all levels and indicated limited cap room for major external signings.
Kansas coach Quin Snyder notes players seize opportunities after star players miss time. Kansas' young front line helps offset outside shooting struggles as Self says the team can beat anyone with effort. In Stillwater, Sutton aims to tie Henry Iba with 767th win if Oklahoma State beats Missouri. Massey remains day-to-day with a sprained ankle after a double overtime loss to Nebraska.
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