Busters fast start indoor season faces key invites
The Busters and Lady Busters near three invitationals before the Feb 19 Region VI indoor championships as Putnam notes slower tracks hinder early qualifiers. With 23 on the roster, the team compares favorably to last year in athletic quality and conditioning while teammates support each other at meets. Garden City athletes Daniel Kramer Dusty Tempel Marc Skipper and Tyler Tackett highlighted for men while Noemi Medina Daisy Ramirez Wendy Ramirez Courtney Nemechek Sandra Thornton Ana Pena headline the women with Medina set for the 800 and Nemechek anchoring the 1600 relay.
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Nebraska
Busters
Lady Busters
Daniel Kramer
Dusty Tempel
Tempel
Pittsburg
Deerfield
Marc Skipper
Tyler Tackett
Skipper
Tackett
Garden City
Noemi Medina
Daisy Ramirez
Wendy Ramirez
Holcomb
Courtney Nemechek
Sandra Thornton
Hugoton
Ana Pena
Medina
Nemecheck
Kamau Stokes Returns as Key K State Guard After Bench
Kansas State's freshman point guard Kamau Stokes benching at Baylor prompted a tough message from Bruce Weber. Stokes responded with 20 points against Baylor and 13 versus Oklahoma State, regaining his starting role and spotlighting defense on Jawun Evans.
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Kansas State
TNS
Bruce Weber
Wildcats
Baylor
Weber
Stokes
Oklahoma State
Jawun Evans
Kamau
K-State
Cowboys
West Virginia
Justin Edwards
North Carolina
Texas Tech
Texas
Oklahoma
Baltimore
Evans
Bramlage Coliseum
Manhattan
Jayhawks rally, fall short as Cyclones edge Kansas at Hilton
Iowa State began strong but Kansas fought back led by Ellis Mason and Graham. Thomas tied the game at 53 53 before a late Mason layup at the buzzer gave Kansas a narrow defeat. Cyclones surged in the second half while Kansas defense and bench depth tried to spark another rally.
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Burton
Kansas
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Morris
Perry Ellis
Frank Mason
Ket
Oklahoma State
Texas
Jayhawks
Hilton
Cyclones
Ellis
Branwen Greene
Wayne Selden
Mason
Self
Longhorns
Carlton Bragg
Cheick Diallo
Landen Lucas
Jamari Traylor
Iowa State
Kansas State lands three new college football recruits in latest haul
Kansas State adds Breontae Matthews a 6 6 315 pound junior college offensive lineman from Fullerton California University to its 2017 class over Missouri and Memphis offers Auburn interest noted Matthews plans to protect the quarterback and pursue a Big 12 title. Cedric Dozier Trace Kochevar and Tre Jackson are also in/out in the shifting recruitment period.
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Kansas State Lands Junior College
Breontae Matthews
TNS
Kansas State
California
Fullerton Community College
Wildcats
Missouri
Memphis
Auburn
Matthews
Cody Whitehair
Matt Kleinsorge
K-State
Cedric Dozier
Salina South
Trace Kochevar
Tre Jackson
South Carolina
Jackson
Manhattan
Big week ahead for Busters in pivotal stretch
Seward County sits 6-4 and second in the standings as Barton visits Garden City, with Hutchinson 8-8 and Bar ton 6-4 also on tap. Aaron Ray returns from a broken hand to post 25 points in Sundays win over Colby, boosting hopes for a strong push toward the Region VI tournament and a likely home first round. The next nine days will clarify KJCCC seeding and Wichita-bound dreams under coach Brady Trenkle.
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Seward County
Hutchinson
Barton
Garden City
Busters
Aaron Ray
Colby
Ray
Wichita
Brady Trenkle
KJCCC
Broncos ride team unity to eighth Super Bowl
Broncos credited all hands from practice squad Sunshine to Shiloh Kee and undrafted contributors in a bruising AFC title win. Peyton Manning led with two TD passes as Von Miller sparked a brutal defensive assault on Brady and Belichick, sealing a memorable run to the Super Bowl.
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Ben Roethlisberger
Ryan Harris
Ryan Clady
Harris
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Ware
Patriots
Bill Belichick
Ol’ Hoodie
Jets
Denver
Foxboro
Vonnie
Miller
Tom Brady
Belichick-Brady
Marshall
Steve Atwater
Rod Smith
Panthers
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