Retribution Saturday fuels six ranked matchup s
Big weekend slate features six ranked pairings headlined by No. 14 Oklahoma State at No. 1 Oklahoma. Cowboys seek past two wins as Woods shredding Sooners’ secondary fuels UT showdown. Georgia seeks to break losing streak versus No. 23 Florida with SEC East on line.
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Whittemore optimistic on collarbone injury at KSU game
Whittemore described landing awkwardly on a collision at the one yard line and staying in one more play. He stressed the injury did not change the next play and expressed hope to return for a couple more games. Mangino indicated Barmann could get a look as a potential successor amid a bowl eligibility bid.
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McMillan Makes Home On KU's Defensive Line Pace
KU defensive end McMillan, born to a tank corps father and veteran of Florida Georgia and Germany, has made Lawrence home as a fourth year junior. He anchors a sturdy line with four sacks and four quarterback hurries, sparkling plays including a 31 yard interception return for a TD against Northwestern and a 57 yard fumble return against Wyoming. He starts his 21st straight game at Texas A M, reflecting on nomadic youth and new ties in Lawrence.
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Wildcats wary after Baylor offense trends into focus
Kansas State faces Baylor, a Big 12 bottom offense team averaging 289.6 yards per game and 175.6 passing, while the Wildcats adapt after personnel losses. Cedrick Williams states the key is preparing for unknown receivers and improving defense, with Randy Jordan complementing him as they tighten pass coverage.
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AA Swim Winners Shine At Olathe Spooktacular Meet
Lawrence Aquahawks dominated with Chloe Portela and Cameron Case claiming nine and eight golds. Molly Albrecht and Nathaniel Rommel each earned five. Zach Anderegg and Katie Sloan added four wins. Three-time winners were Heather Clark and Ben Sloan.
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