Hutchinson Dragons Clinch Victory Over Garden City Busters
Hutchinson's fast paced offense by a balanced attack overwhelmed Garden City as the Dragons built leads of 16 8 in the first set and 17 11 in the second while Garden City struggled with errors and miscommunications. GCCC learns from the loss and heads to Pratt Saturday at noon followed by a 2 pm game vs Hesston.
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Butler Grizzlies roll in KJCCC conference play
Butler remains undefeated at 4-0 overall and 3-0 in the KJCCC after routing Independence 84 to 7. Hutchinson won 45-10 over Dodge City and Coffeyville beat Fort Scott in double overtime 34-28, with Garden City and Highland idle. Coach Morrell cited drives, red zone efficiency, and balanced attack as keys.
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Buffs host Hays in key WAC showdown at Garden City
Garden City hosts Hays in a Western Athletic Conference clash with top runners Greyson Tempel of Garden City and David Cardinal of Hays leading the rush. Buffs seek a repeat of last year’s 24-21 win to extend a 5-game run, while Cardinal aims to exploit a wary GC defense and sustained offense led by sophomore QB Tempel.
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Conference chiefs eye fall TV plan for new playoff
BCS leaders aim to finish television deals this fall and advance site selection. Sites include Rose Bowl and Orange Bowl with the new Champions Bowl rotation likely to include Dallas Cowboys Stadium and Superdome. Candidates such as Atlanta Houston Arlington and New Orleans vie for semifinals while a 15 to 20 person committee may include conference reps and some at large members.
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Milo leads KSU defense as Wildcats prepare for Oklahoma
KSU safety Milo Milo ranks second in tackles behind Arthur Brown as he aims to replicate last year's performances. Coach Bill Snyder praises Milo's growth and intelligence. Brown and center B J Finney, sidelined against North Texas, are cleared to play at Oklahoma.
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