Kansas Jayhawks adieu bid looms after OSU game
In a flux filled 2003 Kansas football outlook Mangino may reshuffle non conference games while keeping core Big 12 slate. The piece notes Kansas will play 12 games next season with eight home contests possible and a schedule stretch of at least 13 weeks. Also promotes the We Whacked Woodling contest at kisports com with picks and a chance at a T shirt.
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Lions Ready for Repeat Win Over Hawks
Lawrence High School dominated Shawnee Mission Northwest and aims to repeat against Olathe Hawks. Lions held Hawks to 27 rushing yards on 27 carries and 149 total. quarterback Diehl sacked four times as LHS seeks a sub-state return.
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Cole seeks career-ending win for OSU senior star
OSU captain Greg Cole, with 99 tackles, plays across the line of scrimmage and as a pass rusher. He envisions a future as strong safety or outside linebacker and plans to attend the NFL Combine after a final game. Mangino praises Cole's heart and production and hopes for a winner’s sendoff.
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Cardinals chase state title with strong run from Paola
Eudora 10 1 faces Paola in a high stakes 4A clash as Paola’s ground game led by Nathan Payne and quarterback Steve Kemplay seeks an upset after a 31 14 win over Girard. Kempplays 736 yards on 166 carries and Eudora eyes stay perfect plan while Webb emphasizes one game at a time.
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Michigan Ohio State race shapes title hopes and bragging rights
No. 2 Ohio State aims for a 12 0 season while No. 12 Michigan eyes a late surge in November. If both win Saturday the stage tightens for a possible Fiesta Bowl showdown and the first national crown since 1968. Several Top 25 games and conference races set the backdrop across major leagues.
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