Chambers 35 keys K State upset of No 5 Texas A M
Kansas State defeats Texas A&M 71 67 in Manhattan as Brittany Chambers scores a career high 28 points and hits key 3 to break a tie after Jalana Childs left early. Wildcats surge toward No 4 seed and NCAA bid while Texas A&M coach Gary Blair expects their NCAA run.
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Buffs season ends after sub state loss
Northwest advances in its bracket while Garden City finishes 8-13. Garden City’s Curran scores 14 and Northwest’s Nicholson leads with 19 as the Grizzlies pull away. Dodge City and Hutchinson move toward the 6A state title game at Koch Arena in Wichita.
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CBA: Time running out for NFL new deal
Murphy and Mara are league labor committee members with authority to call a lockout if no agreement is reached by midnight. Pash spoke amid the 10th mediation session with Bruce Allen and other executives present. Union leaders including Kevin Mawae and Drew Brees joined the talks as time dwindles with potential impact on the 2011 season.
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Kansas rolls past Texas A&M on Senior Night in Lawrence
The Jayhawks pulled away in the second half to beat Texas A&M 56-48. Reed scored 12 and Morningstar 9 for Kansas, as Elijah Johnson and Marcus Morris fueled a 13-2 run. A&M’s David Loubeau had 14, with Mark Turgeon noting smart play and guard changes, while Tyshawn Taylor returned from suspension to score 9.
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Busters win at Rose State in doubleheader split
Lucas homered in the first inning and Nelson added a two run shot in the fourth as Garden City losses 7 to 2 and 5 to 6. Benes drove in both GC runs with a two run double in the fifth. Next up Dodge City series with 1 05 p.m. first pitch Saturday.
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Durant hurt as Thunder beat Pacers 113 89
Kevin Durant sprained his left ankle and wore a walking boot after leaving in the third quarter as the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers 113-89. Durant scored 21 before his injury, while Russell Westbrook added 21 points and nine assists and James Harden had 20 in the first half. The Thunder led by 22 at halftime and won to end a three game skid despite Kendrick Perkins' impending debut.
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BYU starts James Anderson in place of Davies vs New Mexico
No. 3 BYU benched Brandon Davies for an honor code violation and started 6-10 junior James Anderson. Davies led in rebounds and scoring before dismissal. Anderson, averaging 1.5 rebounds and 1.0 point, must replace him as BYU seeks a Mountain West and NCAA Tournament run.
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