Hugoton Harriers head to state in five strong finishes
Hugoton's Nick Rodriguez led a strong regional showing as the girls dominated with Brittany Hill winning in 11:45.25 and Kara Pomeroy finishing eighth, while the Hugoton boys earned second place with 85 points behind Concordia. Ulysses and Scott City also qualified for state, and Garden City teams missed out on Lawrence meet.
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Wildcats Earn W Despite Shaky Effort
Kansas State survives Texas Tech 28-23 to stay in the AP top 10 as coach Bill Snyder notes a rebound from a prior loss to Oklahoma. Mike Leach’s Red Raiders push the Wildcats with Kliff Kingsbury’s 302 yards and a fast passing attack, while K State’s defense registers four sacks and two interceptions.
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Jayhawks stun upset wins spark wild postgame cheers
Kansas fans tore at least a few goal posts after Kansas beat 1-6 Colorado and 1-5 Missouri, sending new bowl-bid hopes. Coach Terry Allen urged restraint as players praised a defensive turnaround, with Colorado’s only TD a 66 yard punt return by Roman Hollowell.
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Dillon shatters Payton rushing mark in Bengals win
Corey Dillon, former Garden City CC star, rushes for 278 yards and two TDs to lead Cincinnati to a 31-21 victory over Denver. The performance sets a single game rushing record, with Dillon expressing disbelief as teammates celebrate in a dramatic, injury‑streak NFL Sunday.
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