Kansas Nips Maryland In Classic, Falls In Consolation
No. 2 Kansas drops an 86-83 decision to No. 23 Maryland at the MCI Center ending a late rally. Billy Thomas missed a 40-foot buzzer beater as KU enters the 5 p.m. third-place game against Penn while Maryland advances to the final vs George Washington.
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Kansas State heads to Fiesta in surprise bowl lineup
The Bowl Alliance announced matchups on Sunday with No. 8 Washington State favored in the Rose Bowl and No. 10 Kansas State set to meet No. 14 Syracuse in the Fiesta Bowl. Nebraska returns to Miami for the 11th time since 1973, while No. 4 Florida State faces No. 9 Ohio State in the Sugar. Notre Dame meets LSU in the See Bowl.
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Chiefs blank Raiders 30 0 as Broncos drop game
Kansas City rides a 30 point shutout of Oakland to stay tied with Denver atop the AFC West after Pittsburgh beat the Broncos 35-24. Marty Schottenheimer kept the Pittsburgh score under wraps during the Chiefs game, saying the action was in the stadium.
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Chiefs defense shuts out Raiders in decisive victory
Chiefs blank Raiders 34-0 for first shutout since 1990, marking a nine straightgame stretch with no second half touchdowns. Oakland mustered 93 total yards, five first downs, and 39 plays, while Tim Brown was held to 22 yards on two receptions.
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KU women Dial champions 68 51 over Grambling State
Kansas defeated Grambling State 68 51 to win the Dial Soap Classic led by Suzi Raymant with 20 points and Nakia Sanford with 12 points and 14 rebounds. KU shot 40 percent, had 21 turnovers, but hit 6 of 11 from three as coach Marian Washington praised improved discipline and outside shooting.
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