Kentucky survives No 1 ranking in double OT thriller
No. 1 Kentucky outlasted Texas A&M 70 64 in double overtime as Tyler Ulis hit a go ahead three with 1 26 left. Kentucky improves to 15 0 2 0 SEC after a prior overtime win, while multiple top 25 games featured Virginia Notre Dame North Carolina Louisville Gonzaga Villanova Seton Hall VCU Indiana Arkansas Western Kentucky Oklahoma State Iowa State Kansas State Baylor Texas and others posting notable results.
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Medal of Honor Bowl sees National edge American 26 14
Miami quarterback Ryan Williams threw for 115 yards and a touchdown to guide the National team to a 26-14 win over the American squad. Kansas safety Cassius Lendish contributed three solo tackles and played on special teams.
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Lawrence High bowlers take second at Free State Invitational
Lawrence High girls bowling finished runner up in the Free State Invitational Baker format at Royal Crest Lanes. Senior Ashlee Erickson led LHS with a 604 three game total while Topeka High edged them 161 153 and 215 174 in the final series. Erickson earned all tournament honors and LHS matched strong team play across the event.
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Kansas at Kansas State Women’s Big 12 matchup preview
Kansas and Kansas State seek their first Big 12 win as KU visits Bramlemage Coliseum in Manhattan. Key figures include Lauren Aldridge steadying KU with six assists, Jada Brown slumping with two points, and K State boasting top defense with 49.1 points allowed per game and 13.5 steals per game.
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