Mississippi State loses five more for game
Mississippi State will be without five players for the upcoming game. Nose guard Eric Dotson is out with a cut eyelid after a practice fight with teammate Cornel Menafee. Safeties Tim Nelson, Kenzaki Jones, Eric Daniel and cornerback Lamon Dumas are suspended for unspecified reasons. Dotson described the incident as a bad day and Dunamas said the suspensions were not related to his injury.
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Georgia Ready for Road Test at No 9 Tennessee
No 13 Georgia hopes to rebound on the road against 9th-ranked Tennessee at Neyland Stadium as part of a pivotal early season test. Tennessee seeks a spark after a title chase cooled by Florida.
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Tech to Test KU As Pass Game Meets Top Receivers
Texas Tech features a potent pass attack led by Donnie Hart and Zebbie Harris with a league leading receiving corps. Kansas, led by Patrick Brown with two interceptions, prepares to shift focus from run defense to stopping the air attack as they travel to Colorado for a 6 p.m. kickoff in Boulder televised by Fox.
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KU's Bratten Out For Tech Trip As Others Sit Out
Kansas University faces Texas Tech with three key players limited. Bratten misses trip due to tonsillitis, leaving linebackers Bratten replaced by Caston or Johnson. Hunt and Gray missed drills but KU hopes rest of squad stays healthy for 6 30 p m kickoff.
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KU falls softball season fuels bid for repeat NCAA bid
Kansas completed an 11-0 fall record, swept rival Missouri in three wins, and captured two tournaments. Senior lineup features Kristina Johnson, Sara Holland, Julie True, Jennifer Funkhouser, Michelle Hubler, and Sarah McCann. Coach Tracy Bunge praises returning depth while eyeing next spring. Kowal, Leathers, Workman, and McPhail emerged as key contributors. KU also boasted strong academics with a top GPAs and seven Academic All-Big 12 honorees.
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Lions face rolling Indians as Brown debuts coaching era
Brown replaces retired Bob Stauffer and leads his Lions into a matchup with the Indians who shut out SM East and Leavenworth and beat SM South 14-12. Purdy, coaching his 400th game, notes Lawrence’s improving defense while Otis leads Indian rushing and receiving. Garcia anchors Lions’ expected ground game.
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LHS Probable Starters Offense and Defense Named
The roster lists LHS probable starters for offense and defense including OL QB Minnis and WR Medlen along with DE Rodriguez and LB Petr. The kickoff is 7 30 tonight at Haskell Stadium with final score by calling Access at 865 5000 category 6000.
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FSHS Probable Starters for Shawnee Mission North Clash
FSHS lists probable starters for a game at Shawnee Mission North District Stadium. Players TV positions and weights are noted, with Ellenbecker, Peterson, Paustian, Bray, Cross, Mondi, Hahn, and Dillon among those listed. Kickoff is 7 tonight.
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Casey Bray
Paul Cross
Chad Fulks
Josh Lyles
Paul Dillon
Matt Helder
Marc Mondi
Kenny Ogunnowo
Fulks
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Rolb
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Ellenbecker
Dillon
Brian Erb
Defense keys SMNW showdown with Shawnee Mission North
Shawnee Mission Northwest carries a stingy defense into the Shawnee Mission North District Stadium matchup. The Cougars have faced three top state teams, staying competitive with a 22 point combined margin loss. Offensively SMNW leans on senior QB Brad Kline who has 469 passing yards and five TDs. Free State counters with changes on both lines and a first start for sophomore Kenny Ogunnowo.
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