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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2006
Page
9
Sports writer Mike Kessinger examines why Kansas rivals Kansas State and Kansas University resist annual games with Wichita State. He notes Turgeon push for home and home matches, Roy Williams veto, and Wichita State rising at 17 5 and tied for second in the Missouri Valley Conference as a potential March factor.
Kansas dominates Texas Tech 86-52 led by freshman Brandon Rush with 24 points and 11 rebounds. Jayhawks out rebound 55-28 and build a 43-25 halftime edge as Bill Selfs team stretches winning streak to four. Techs Knight faces banner night in Lawrence as his squad falls to 11-10.
Terrell Owens and agent Drew Rosenhaus visited Denver to meet coach Mike Shanahan as Philadelphia weighs a possible trade. Broncos players welcomed the idea, noting Owens’ potential fit beside Rod Smith and Ashley Lelie amid questions about discipline and past performance.
The Garden City High School wrestling team captured most medals at the Rocky Welton Invitational led by Bryan Irsik with a gold, while Rafe Schaefer and Michael Arellano earned two silvers. Arellano falls to 27-11 after a 7-2 loss in the 130-pound final to Chase Moses of Goddard. Schaefer, at 33-7, took second after a pin by Cody Palmer of Canon City. Palmer improves to 27-1. Aaron Martinez, 25-12, took third at 135 with a 3-2 decision over Goddard’s Brad Traina. Tyler Kemp finished third at 145 with a 3-2 win over Andale’s Sam Thoman. Kemp is 33-9. Kyle Blackburn earned fourth at 119, losing 5-2 to Rusty Wickham of Hays. Goddard will host the 6A regional Feb 17-18. Derby finished third, Garden City fourth, per coach Martin Segovia. He noted the need for Martinez to beat seeded wrestlers for a title run.
Scott City offensive lineman Guy Miller, 6 foot 4, 275 pounds, will sign a national letter of intent with Colorado State University. The Beavers star narrowed his choices from Air Force and New Mexico, liking CSU’s coaches and Fort Collins after an official visit in December.
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