Wildcats Still Fighting for Bowl After Loss to Colorado
Kansas State falls to 4-4 1-4 in Big 12 with a 23-20 defeat at Colorado, ending division hopes but keeping a bowl bid possible with two wins in final three games. Jermaine Moreira injury amid late punt muff sparks 50-yard Crosby field goal for Colorado.
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Kansas shuts down Brad Smith in 13-3 win over Missouri
Kansas linebacker pressure and blitzing stifled Missouri star Brad Smith as the Jayhawks snapped a three-game slide with a 13-3 victory. Missouri saw its lone Big 12 North tie broken after Jon Cornish's 10-yard TD run followed a pivotal Aqib Talib interception in the fourth.
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Rebels repeat as state cross country champions
Bryant led a relentless defense of last year’s title as the Rebels won the state meet. Herrera claimed the individual crown in 16 46.17, edging David Gibson of Randolph Blue Valley by .47 seconds. Holcomb, Greeley County, Scott City and others posted solid showings across classes.
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GCHS runners cap strong state showing in 6A meet
At Rim Rock Farm Lawrence the GCHS boys placed with Miller finishing 16th in 15 52 35 after a 42nd last year. Teammates Dawes Creeden Babb Patterson Warnken and Boyle also earned top 100 times. Girls squad led by Blue Valley Northwest and Manhattan in a tight 6A field with Laura Roxberg winning in 14 50 72 and Amie Algrim 15 47 73.
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Erika Miller
Garden City High School
Algrim
Ravens rally past Busters in high scoring clash
Coffeyville toppled Garden City 25 23 as Trevor Stepps connected with Devin Thomas on two 74 yard TD strikes and Chris Dupree added a 21 yard field goal. Marcus Cross ran for 110 yards and Dee Brown returned a tipped pass 40 yards setting up a late scoring drive for Coffeyville.
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Broncos Rout Eagles 49 21 in Rainy Denver Showdown
Denver's offense rolled to 49 points as Plummer connected with Devoe for a 44 yard score and Bell added a 67 yard touchdown run. Bell finished with 107 yards and Anderson with 126 as both Broncos backs moved toward 1000 yard seasons.
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