Sooner stars pace first team of all-Big Eight
Jamelle Holieway and Keith Jackson headline Oklahoma selections on the AP all-Big Eight football first team. Oklahoma led with eight offensive and defensive picks as Colorado and Nebraska also placed heavy representation. Jones and Thomas led the league ground game, Dykes topped receivers, and Bosworth anchored defense.
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Barry Remington
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Keith Jones, Jr
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Darrell Reed, Jr
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Mark Moore
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Mickey Pruitt, Jr
WSU Football Faces Discontinuation Amid Financial Struggles
Wichita State University’s football program, in debt and losing money, faces possible discontinuation. sources say President Armstrong may announce a decision this week after boosters would need 3 to 4 million dollars to save the program.
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Colts Turn To Meyer To Rescue Winless Colts
Indianapolis AP Ron Meyer named Colts head coach replacing Rod Dowhower as the winless club seeks stability and a turnaround. Meyer vows to stir effort, address a three game remaining schedule, and build oneness and purpose on the field.
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Ottawa Swim Club swimmers shine at Topeka meet
Ottawa Otters competed with 375 swimmers at the Topeka Thanksgiving Invitational. David Swearingen led with a 1st in the 200 free and 2nd in the 100 fly. Tina Pyle swept multiple events while Becky Pyle, Ben Prentice, Joshua Turner, Alicia Hensley, David Hensley, Kyte Underwood, Andy Prentice, Daniel Pyle, Barbie Underwood, Chris Turner, and the 200 free relay posted top results. The team heads to Emporia for the West Mid-Winter Division Championships.
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Andy Prentice
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Barbie Underwood
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Ottawa Braves Rerun MANC Rout Mid-America Nazarene
Ottawa University Lady Braves beat Mid-America Nazarene 77 to 51 for their second 26 point win, improving to 3-3. Stroud led with 16 points, Parnell 14 rebounds, while OU shot 53 percent first half and 43 percent overall. The Braves face McPherson next in Kansas Conference opener, then travel to Tabor on Saturday.
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Giants Rally Past 49ers for Playoff Berth
The New York Giants defeated San Francisco 21 17 to clinch at least a wild card as Bill Parcells gambled on a fourth and two for 17 yards and a key drive. Phil Simms threw for 388 yards with 202 in the decisive third quarter, while Joe Morris finished with 14 rushing yards on 13 carries for the Giants who sit 11 2 and head to Washington next.
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Bet You Didn’t Know And Other Quick NFL Facts
The piece notes John Madden’s higher head coach winning percentage than Vince Lombardi, with Madden at 103-32-7 (.750) and Lombardi at 96-34-6 (.728) in regular seasons. It also lists oldest stadium Harvard Stadium in use since 1903 and NFL teams that once had different nicknames, such as Redskins, Jets, Bears, Chiefs, and Steelers. It ends with an automotive ad offering a 1987 GMC pickup under $150 per month.
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