Bradley awards honor fall sports across Kansas districts
The Telegram salutes area athletes and teams with the second fall Bradley Awards. Highlights include Holcomb boys cross country winning the Class 3A state title in Wamego on Oct 27, Hugoton coach Tom Schroeder earning coach of the year, Trent Peter of Greeley County posting 1342 rushing yards and 29 touchdowns, Ulysses girls golf, and top performers across volleyball and football with emphasis on local players and teams.
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Telegram
Joey Harrington
Bradley
Holcomb
Longhorns
Kansas
Wamego
Vince Lombardi
Deerfield
Charles Dillingham
Spartans
Hugoton
Tom Schroeder
Eagles
Schroeder
Pratt
Cimarron
Lakin
WWE
Garden City
Kurt Bangle
Bangle
Kurt Angle
Greeley County
Trent Peter
Peter
Tyson Parks
Stanton County
Karsten Bond
Clay Oldham
Wichita County
Travis Quintana
Nathan Hands
Brandon Coffey
Scott City
Michael Myers Bradley
Megan Jennings
Ulysses
Hailey Mireles
Alesha Anderson
Beth Batley
Bonehead Bradley
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Pittsburg
Salina Central
Olathe
Salina
Fort Scott
Smith Center
Claflin
Cooper eyes Kansas coaching job amid KU ties
Former Ohio State coach John Cooper said he is interested in Kansas but has not been officially contacted. Oklahoma associate head coach Mike Stoops declined comment on Kansas interest while focusing on Texas Tech, noting he wants to be a head coach someday. Other names linked to the vacant Jayhawks post include Bill Miller Pat Jones Pat Hill Jim Donnan and Dick Tomey.
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Kansas
Terry Allen
Stoops
Sooners
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Bob Stoops
Kansas State
Bill Snyder
Cooper
Pepper Rodgers
Don Fambrough
Buckeyes
Michigan
Jayhawks
John Riggins
Bobby Douglass
John Mosier
Michigan State
Bill Miller
Oklahoma State
Pat Jones
Fresno State
Pat Hill
Bohl
Georgia
Jim Donnan
Arizona
Dick Tomey
Wildcats prepare for high powered Cajuns passing attack
Kansas State coaches and players acknowledge the challenge of Louisiana Tech quarterback Luke McCown and a strong receiving corps. The Wildcats, seventh in points allowed, have struggled against elite passing teams this season and must pressure McCown while shoring up a vulnerable secondary.
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Nebraska
Jon McGraw
Texas Tech
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wildcats
Kliff Kingsbury
Louisiana Tech
Snyder
McCown
Bennett
Broncos Cut Eddie Kennison After Disillusionment
Denver Broncos release wide receiver Eddie Kennison after a week of controversy and statements. Coach Mike Shanahan said Kennison lost interest in football and informed him of retirement thoughts amid family illness and productivity concerns. Kennison denied retiring, citing personal pressures and unretiring later.
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Denver
Denver Broncos
Eddie Kennison
Mike Shanahan
San Diego
Kennison
Shanahan
Broncos
Minnesota seeks to block Twins elimination in court
Minnesota officials asked Hennepin County District Court for a permanent injunction to keep the Minnesota Twins playing at the Metrodome through the end of their 2002 lease after a temporary restraining order blocked elimination. The Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission filed the lawsuit as Congress moved to allow lawsuits when teams fold or relocate.
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New York
Minnesota
Twins
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Harry Crump
Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission
Diana Eagan
Metrodome
Top skippers Piniella and Bowa win Manager of the Year
Lou Piniella of Seattle captures the American League Manager of the Year after guiding the Mariners to a record 116-win season. Larry Bowa of Philadelphia wins the National League award for keeping the Phillies in playoff contention until the final days. Jim Tracy, Tony La Russa, and Bob Brenly follow in the NL voting. Art Howe and Tom Kelly place in the AL results.
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New York
Lou Piniella
Larry Bowa
Piniella
Seattle Mariners
Bowa
Philadelphia Phillies
Seattle
Mariners
Baseball Writers’ Association
Jim Tracy
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tony la Russa
St. Louis
Bob Brenly
Arizona
Oakland
Art Howe
Minnesota
Tom Kelly
Jimy Williams
Boston
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Philadelphia
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Eric Crouch
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Luke McCown
Phil Bennett
Wes Welker
Red Raiders
Bona
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