Untimely finish sinks K State in overtime heartbreaker
Kansas State led No. 22 Oklahoma late in regulation but could not seal the win. Hollis Price intercepted an inbound pass and scored on a fast break to lift Oklahoma 64 63 in overtime. The Wildcats missed key free throws and failed to rebound late, despite a strong crowd at Manhattan.
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Leonard's Injury Ends Kansas State Center Career
Kansas State backup center Joe Leonard a 7-foot-1 senior from St. Louis suffered a mid-foot sprain in Tuesday's win over Missouri. Coach Jim Wooldridge announced the injury will end his career. recovery could take three to four months. The team now has nine scholarship players active.
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Buffs finish 12th at 20-team Lafayette tournament
Garden City Buffalo wrestling finished 12th in a 20-team multi-state event in suburban Denver. Five medals were earned as Shannon Ford placed second at 215 pounds and teammates Nichols third, Lappin third, Schiffner fifth, and Vo sixth. Missing due to injuries were Kleysteuber and West, while Marcus West sat out for other commitments.
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Hinrich fuels Kansas rout of Texas A&M 100 70
Kansas guard Kirk Hinrich dished 10 assists as Kansas shot 52 percent, building a 50-29 halftime lead and cruising past Texas A&M 100-70. Drew Gooden and Nick Collison each scored 19, with Gooden adding a double double in limited minutes.
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Heights boys vs Cimarron third place result at HPL tourney
Southwestern Heights defeated Cimarron 71 53 to grab third place in the Hi Plains League Tournament at GCCC. Jose Solis led with 17 points, Dirk Dunn 15, Ryan Reiss 12, Justin Powell 13 as Heights upset No 2 Cimarron after beating Sublette and Lakin earlier. Rod Tucker led Cimarron with 19 points.
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Hanston Elks defend home court to win SFTL title
Hanston Elks beat Ingalls Bulldogs 46-26 on their home court to claim the Santa Fe Trail League boys title. Luke Salmans led Hanston with 13 points while Jason VenJohn paced Ingalls with 11. In other games, South Gray topped Deerfield 59-33 for third place and Rolla defeated Moscow 45-38 for fifth.
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Venus Williams reaches Australian Open quarters in tight win
Venus Williams survives Amelie Mauresmo 6-2 3-6 6-3 to reach the Australian Open quarterfinals. She vows to adopt a better game plan next time as she battles to advance with her sister Serena and top seed Hingis still in contention. a volatile on-court atmosphere includes a flare incident and a streaker during Wimbledon references.
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