Tigers win Bowden Bowl in Clemson upset of Florida State
Florida State's new offense falters in a 24 18 loss to Clemson as Jimbo Fisher calls the first half uncharacteristic and foul of stage fright. Cullen Harper throws two TDs for Clemson while Florida State rallies late but cannot overcome the deficit. Crowds fill Memorial Stadium after the game.
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Memorial Stadium
Wildcats Struggle to Ground Game in Opener Loss
Kansas State quarterback Josh Freeman threw for 32 of 57 passes, both career highs, as the Wildcats relied on a pass heavy plan. Leon Patton and Nelson connected on the lone touchdown, while ground yardage lagged at 27. Coach Ron Prince cautioned that passing to score can lead to winning, while acknowledging the need to improve the run game.
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Garden City Lady Busters go 3-2 on Texas trip
Garden City swept Clardon and Hill College and edged Cisco in three sets at the tourney. Seminole Oklahoma and Barton County defeated the Lady Busters as seven players rank in the top 25 nationally in various stats led by libero Kimberly Schwarzing and outside-hitter Shawna Ruiz. Coach Petrovic expects improvement as lineup experiments continue with a Friday trip to Cowley County for a No. 11 Lady Tigers rematch and Seminole.
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Cisco
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Kimberly Schwarzing
Shawna Ruiz
Lady Busters
Petrovic
Cowley County
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Hutch loses streak as Fort Scott head coach recalls past
In a recap of last season, Hutchinson Community College endured a 7-5 finish under Fort Scott head coach, with quotes noting time away for the group to find an identity amid a loss. Butler dominates Dodge City, Beau Johnson leading with 103 rushing yards and 3-yd TD, while Grady Fowler adds three field goals and two extra points. Coffeyville tops Highland with 133 rushing yards and 22 carries by Nate Guillory, Jeff Leiker noting Coffeyville’s rushing strength and Independence’s Jeff Schibi delivering in the second half with 205 passing yards and two TDs. Fort Scott battles Independence as Ward emphasizes defensive resistance.
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Texas
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Dodge City
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Press Taylor
Grizzlies
Grady Fowler
Conquistadors
Troy Morrell
Nate Guillory
Coffeyville
Highland
Jeff Leiker
Jeff Schibi
Independence
Schibi
Parsons
Kans
Pirates
David Bedford
Dave Ward
Upset shows unranked program stuns Michigan in historic win
Appalachian State defeated Michigan 34 to 32 marking the first time a Football Championship Subdivision team beat a ranked Football Bowl Subdivision opponent. Coaches from Iowa State Texas A M Missouri weighed parity and scheduling implications as Iowa State prepares to face Northern Iowa after a loss to Kent State.
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Michigan
Pinkel
Iowa State
Kent State
Iowa
Roddick Faces Federer as Open Upsets Stun Crowd
In a tense U.S. Open scene Andy Roddick contends with Federer’s edge after losses to him in big matches. Svetlana Kuznetsova Agnes Szavay Anna Chakvetadze Shahar Peer advance to quarterfinals as Radwanska falls to Peer. Blake and Haas heat up the court with high pace rallying and dramatic moments.
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Federer
Roddick
Berdych
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Agnes Szavay
Hungary
Anna Chakvetadze
Shahar Peer
Peer
Agnieszka Radwanska
Radwanska
Maria Sharapova
Blake
Haas
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