Jayhawks Hold Off Baylor 85 65 In Home Win
Kansas beat Baylor 85 to 65 as Selby scored 12 and Kansas shot 62 percent. Baylor's Dunn managed 18 points including one three, while Jones added 17 for the Bears. Selby delivered a key sequence and KU maintained a double digit lead through the second half.
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Wildcats stumble in road loss at Missouri
Kansas State fights back after trailing by double digits in the first half but falters late. Missouri shoots 50 percent and dominates the opener, building a 43-28 halftime margin. Curtis Kelly fouls and turnovers limit KSU as the Wildcats refuse to quit, yet fall short among final minutes.
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Garden City Busters top Colby in 57-46 victory
Freshman Chauncy Williams scored eight as Garden City rallied with an 18-6 run to beat Colby 57 46. Coach Baumann started sophomores Davon Thomas and Bryce Schippers over Williams and Silas Mills after a home loss. Garden City improves to 2-2 in conference and 13-5 overall, with a big test at Pratt Wednesday at Perryman Athletic Complex.
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Garden City Lady Busters fall to Colby 70–58 in overtime loss
Garden City drops to 10-8 and 0-4 in KJCCC after trailing Colby by 15 at halftime. Marisela Rodriguez scored 19 but fouled out, while Colby’s Thornton and Vente led a 23-point second quarter run that sealed a 70-58 final.
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Pitt Upsets No 3 Syracuse End to unbeaten run
Pittsburgh triumphs 74 66 over Syracuse as Nasir Robinson scores 21 and Brad Wanamaker adds 15. Pitt builds early leads, Syracuse without Kris Joseph due to concussion, ending the Orange 18 1 start while moving to 6 0 in the Big East. Boeheim tallies praise for Pitt.
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Fox keeps six Broncos staff as he builds new lineup
John Fox announces eight new assistants with six holdovers from Denver and two from Carolina. Mike McCoy remains offensive coordinator and will call plays, while Eric Studesville returns as running backs coach. Fox plans to restore the zone blocking scheme and shape the offense around Tebow.
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Raiders promote Hue Jackson to head coach
Hue Jackson rises from offensive coordinator to Raiders head coach after an eight year playoff drought. The team finished sixth in scoring with 410 points as Jason Campbell led a breakout season for Darren McFadden and Jacoby Ford, while owner Al Davis praised Jackson's impact and the players echoed optimism for continuity and improvement.
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