Haskell Indians defeat Central Methodist 67 57 in tough showdown
Haskell Indian Nations University women press for pace and pressure, forcing 26 turnovers through a full court defense and grabbing 19 offensive rebounds to topple Central Methodist 67 to 57 at Coffin Sports Complex. Tahni Edmo scored 15 with Kortney Smith adding 10 as Haskell improves to 4-4.
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Chiefs Raiders Rivalry Takes Backseat To Bedlam In KC
Chiefs sit at 4-6 amid a three game slide while Oakland at 2-8 has dropped six in a row and nine straight to the Chiefs. In Arrowhead, a top college showdown between Kansas and Missouri looms, with 80,000 fans and a tired grounds crew as rookie Kolby Smith starts at running back behind Brodie Croyle in his second NFL start.
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SMU Stifles Kansas In Hoops For Cure Classic
SMU defeated Kansas 68 56 as Danielle McCray led KU with season high 21 points on 8 of 18 shooting including 3 of 8 from three and earned All Tournament honors. SMU’s Janelle Dodds captured Most Valuable Player after 29 points and 11 rebounds as KU finished runner up in the event.
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Chiefs Host Raiders In Week 12 Clash At Arrowhead
NFL capsule shows Oakland at 2-8 visiting Kansas City 4-6 noon kickoff on TV. Chiefs lead series 52-42-2 with last meeting Oct 21, 2007 in Oakland. Raiders aim to end six game skid behind RB Justin Fargas averaging 4.9 yards per carry on the road and WR Ronald Curry with 538 receiving yards.
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Hutchinson Grabs Fourth Straight Class 6A Title In Kansas Finale
Hutchinson defeated Olathe South 38 14 at Yager Stadium to secure its 36th straight win and fourth consecutive state championship. Cotton ran for 172 yards and two TDs while Dinwiddie added 191 yards and three scores. The senior class closed with one defeat and four titles.
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