Beavers' QB switch fuels team vote rift in Scott City
Levi Kuntzsch shifted from quarterback to wide receiver after a 13-12 loss to Holcomb, with Chance Chelemedes stepping in as starter. Chelemedes is 4-1 in his starts, while Kuntzsch has 13 receptions in four games as the Beavers adjust.
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Scott City
Chance Chelemedos
Alex Swan
Norton
Kuntzsch
Chelemedes
Beavers
Celtics rout Nuggets as Big Three shine in blowout win
Boston’s Paul Pierce 26 points Kevin Garnett 23 and 13 as Celtics shoot 72 percent in first half to beat Denver 119 93. Ray Allen 22 points helps, while Denver’s Iverson tops with 22 but Anthony limited to 11. Celtics improve to 3 0 with dominant performance.
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Paul Pierce
Kevin Garnett
Celtics
Denver Nuggets
Pierce
Ray Allen
Garnett
Allen
Doc Rivers
Denver
Allen Iverson
Nuggets
Carmelo Anthony
New York
Boston Celtics
Broncos in panic mode after 44-7 loss to Lions
Jay Cutler voices concern over Denver's 3-5 start and rash of injuries as the Broncos face questions about Stephen Shanahan era urgency. He says players must improve and fewer mistakes can’t come soon enough. Pat Bowlen and Jim Bates weigh in on the climate of the team.
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Englewood
Colo
Jay Cutler
Denver Broncos
Broncos
Detroit Lions
Mike Shanahan
Davis
John Elway
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Cutler
Pat) Bowlen
Shanahan
Javon Walker
Travis Henry
NFL
Jim Bates
Leiker not making excuses for Coffeyville Red Ravens
Coffeyville’s storied junior college program, led by Leiker, reflects on a legacy of national championships in 1990, 1983, and 1956. Once a top NJCAA national force with six consecutive bowl appearances, it produced pros like Lilja, Jacobs, Little, Springs, Rozier. After a 10-2 peak in 2004, the era shifts as Leiker surveys the program.
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Ryan Lilja
Indianapolis
Brandon Jacobs
New York Giants
Leonard Little
St. Louis
Ron Springs
Dallas
Mike Rozier
USFL
Houston
Red Ravens
Beasley's legend grows for Kansas State basketball
Kansas State freshman forward Michael Beasley has not yet played a counted game but impresses with 77 points and 27 rebounds in two scrimmages against Marquette and Fort Hays State. Coach Frank Martin praises the recruit's impact and potential as the Wildcats open the regular season against Sacramento State.
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Michael Beasley
Kansas State
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Sacramento State
Beasley
Marquette
Fort Hays State
Frank Martin
Bob Huggins
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