Texas football paused days before Kansas matchup
Texas football activities remained paused on Tuesday as COVID-19 cases prompted the team to suspend game week preparations days before traveling to Lawrence to face Kansas. UT officials expect the game to be played, possibly rescheduled, with TV money details noted and players sidelined.
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KU defense shines in 16 13 setback at Texas Tech
Kansas football delivered its best defensive performance of the season in a 16-13 loss at Texas Tech. The Jayhawks forced four takeaways and held Tech to 117 passing yards, with freshmen and seniors earning firsts in the turnover department. KU's offense managed only a field goal and a late touchdown off the defense's stops, leaving 0-9 overall.
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Kelce keeps piling up yards as Chiefs roll over Broncos
Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce had eight catches for 136 yards and a touchdown to reach 1,000 yards receiving for a fifth straight season, guiding the 11-1 Chiefs past Denver 22 16. Patrick Mahomes threw for 318 yards, tying the franchise 300 yard game record. KC balanced offense and eyes a fifth straight AFC West title.
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Stanford Takes No 1 In AP Women’s Poll After Carolina Loss
Stanford ascends to the top spot as South Carolina falls after a home defeat to NC State. The Cardinal win 24 of 30 first place votes and match last year’s early No 1 run, with VanDerveer cautioning rankings’ March relevance. Louisville rises to No 2, while UConn holds No 3 amid no-season play due to coronavirus.
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