Sprint Cup Schedule and World Series Standings Highlights
The AP lists NASCAR Sprint Cup race dates from February to November with winners, drivers standings, and non points events, plus World Series results and postponements. Carl Edwards leads the standings at 2,237 with Kenseth and Keselowski close behind. Texas leads St. Louis 3-2 in the World Series, with games postponed to today at 7:05 p.m. local time.
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TV and sports slate with major college games and MLB note
ESPN features Virginia at Miami and Rice at Houston at 7 p.m. plus Pan American events. Fox has Rangers vs Cardinals in Game 6 World Series. Friday includes BYU at TCU and ShoBox boxing. Prep football Saguaro at Chaparral. Radio updates prep games and historical ballpark notes follow with extensive weather and league standings.
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Historic NCAA rushing and passing records from 1967 1984
Recap of standout college football performances across years. Emilio Vallez tied an NCAA record with 17 receptions for 257 yards in 1967 as New Mexico routed UTEP. Alabama in 1973 set three NCAA marks with 823 total yards, 743 rushing yards and four 100 yard rushers in a 77-6 win over Virginia Tech. 1984 highlights include Rueben Mayes rushing for 357 yards for Washington State, Chuck Long’s 22 straight completions for Iowa, and Sergio Lopez-Chavero of Wichita State hitting three 50+ yard field goals.
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WVU Big 12 realignment unsettled with WVU or Louisville
AP reports no final Big 12 decision on expansion. WVU and Louisville remain candidates as talks continue privately. Missouri may depart for the SEC, leaving a 12 member or 11 member path debated among Big 12 officials and external influences.
Weekend High School Sports Schedule and Championships
On Top Thursday prep games feature Scott City Cimarron Hoxie Deerfield and more at 7 p.m. Friday adds Dodge City Garden City Elkhart Syracuse Sublette Meade Stanton County Satanta. Volleyball state championships set for 8:30 a.m. across six classes at Topeka Salina and Hays venues with multiple sessions, cross country state meets at Rim Rock Lawrence and Wamego, and football college additions, with semifinals and finals scheduled across 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. multiple classes.
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Historic Sports Milestones Across 1986 1990 1996 2002 2004 2006
A compact look at notable sports milestones: Jay Schroeder’s 420 passing yards in a 27-20 loss to the Giants in 1986, Bowden’s 200th win for Florida State in 1990, the Yankees’ 1996 World Series title ending drought, Penn State’s Joe Paterno passing Bear Bryant in 2001, Emmitt Smith surpassing Walter Payton in 2002, and the 2004 Red Sox sweeping the Cardinals to end an 86-year wait.
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Big East coaches recruiting amid realignment talks
West Virginia’s Big 12 invitation could shrink the Big East to five football members as Pittsburgh and Syracuse move to the ACC and TCU joins West Virginia in the Big 12. Louisville coach Charlie Strong notes recruitment stability is key. Rutgers coach Greg Schiano expresses confidence in Rutgers’ future amid dust settling. Coaches report recruits show little concern about conferences, focusing on school fit.
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