Thursday and Friday Kansas events across high school and college teams
Thursday features Ottawa at Kansas Wesleyan 4 to 8 p m in college basketball plus Pomona at Osage City Inv in high school and Anderson Co at Chanute in wrestling. Friday includes Anderson County at Prairie View Osawatomie at Baldwin Piper at Ottawa 530 to 745 p m wellsville hosts Santa Fe Trail and Seabury. Saturday schedule lists Ottawa at Sterling 5 to 7 p m Baldwin at SM East central heights at Mission 9 a m Ottawa at Olathe North 10 a m and Wellsville at ACCHS 9 a m.
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Kansas Wesleyan
Pomona
Osage City
Anderson Co
Chanute
Anderson County
Prairie View
Baldwin
SM East
Central Heights
Mission
Olathe North
Wellsville
ACCHS
College and NBA TV Schedule Highlights Tonight
Rees T he College Ohio St at Duke six p.m. on ESPN Penn St at Clemson six thirty ESPN2 Maryland at Indiana eight p.m. ESPN North Carolina at Illinois eight thirty ESPN2 St Louis at Boston six p.m. FON We NBA Sacramento at Denver eight p.m. FSN Georgia Tech at Minnesota six p.m. ESPN Northwestern at N C State six thirty Central Missouri at Kansas seven p.m. Chs seven and nineteen Virginia at Michigan St eight p.m. ESPN Wake Forest at Wisconsin eight thirty p.m.
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Duke
Penn St
Clemson
Maryland
Indiana
ESPN
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Illinois
St. Louis
Boston
Sacramento
Denver
Georgia Tech
Minnesota
Northwestern
N.C. State
Central Missouri
Kansas
Virginia
Michigan St
Wake Forest
Wisconsin
ESPN2
NFL Week Schedule Summary
National Football League By The Associated Press American Conference games include Houston at Pittsburgh noon and Detroit at Arizona 3 05 p m Others feature San Francisco at Dallas noon New York Giants at Washington noon Buffalo at New England noon St Louis at Kansas City noon Indianapolis at Tennessee noon Cincinnati at Carolina noon Cleveland at Jacksonville noon Atlanta at Tampa Bay noon Philadelphia at Seattle 3 05 p m New Orleans at Baltimore 3 05 p m Denver at New York Jets 3 15 p m Oakland at San Diego 3 15 p m Minnesota at Green Bay 7 30 p m Monday Dec 9 Chicago at Miami 8 p m.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Dallas
N.Y
Minnesota
Green Bay
Chicago
Miami
Eos Wit
New England
Buffalo
N.Y. Jets
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Tennessee
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Oakland
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Denver
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AIZ
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Tampa Bay
Atlanta
New Orleans
Carolina
College Basketball Scores Beat List
A recap of recent outputs shows multiple men’s college basketball results with teams and final scores. Chattanooga edged Illinois State 75 to 68 while Cincinnati defeated Valparaiso 74 to 50. Iowa State routed Jackson State 85 to 63 and Missouri beat Sacramento State 98 to 60. Notre Dame won over Marquette 92 to 71. Michigan topped Detroit 71 to 55. Connecticut State beat Massachusetts 46 to 45. Georgetown defeated Coastal Carolina 87 to 60. Ohio State beat Brown 75 to 71. Rutgers downed Marshall 75 to 56. Seton Hall won 84 to 76 against St. Francis New York. Auburn beat SE Louisiana 77 to 47. Belmont defeated Navy 68 to 61. Florida State won 80 to 67 over Iowa.
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Chattanooga
Illinois St
Cincinnati
Valparaiso
Iowa
Ottawa all area defenders pace nearly 1000 tackles
Ottawa Herald highlights all area football standouts led by Kyle Flory and Brian Lauridsen of Baldwin with over 100 tackles each. Central Heights performers Sam Oram and Chris Hunziker anchored defense while Ottawa’s Aaron Spencer totaled 101 tackles and contributed as punter with strong blocking and offense.
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Ottawa Herald
Kyle Flory
Baldwin Flory
Bulldogs
Brian Lauridsen
Baldwin Lauridsen
Flory
Lauridsen
Baldwin
Micah Mason
Chris Hunziker
Central Heights
Hunziker
Viking
Vikings
Sam Oram
Soph
Oram
Chris Woolery, Jr
Woolery
Aaron Spencer
Ottawa
Spencer
Paola
Laurie Sisk
Cyclones
Turner
All-area Defense Stars Highlight Pomona Wellsville Stars
A multi page defensive showcase features Zeke Thompson Pomona, Brett Oshel Wellsville, Todd Roberts Wellsville and Josh Magrath Williamsburg with high tackle totals and first team all league honors. standout Andy Hannon Baldwin dominates with four interceptions and scores on offense defense and special teams.
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Zeke Thompson
Soph
Pomona
Thompson
Brett Oshel, Jr
Wellsville
Oshel
Nent
Todd Roberts
Wellsville Roberts
Eagles
Josh Magrath
Josh Magrath, Jr
Williamsburg
Magrath
Panthers
Andy Hannon
Baldwin Hannon
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald
Solich shakes up Nebraska coaching staff after 41 years
Nebraska head coach Frank Solich fired defensive coordinator Craig Bohl, defensive backs coach George Darlington, and rush ends coach Nelson Barnes after a 7-6 season. He also stepped down as offensive coordinator, with two internal candidates to replace him. The university will honor all contracts through June 30, 2004, paying a total of $525,356. Darlington noted his 30 years with the program and expressed pride in his career.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Frank Solich
Bob Devaney
Bill Jennings
Tom Osborne
Solich
Craig Bohl
George Darlington
Rush
Nelson Barnes
Osborne
Jon Clanton
Clanton
Jeff Jamroy
Jimmy Burrow
Turner Gill
Ron Brown
Jeremy Crabtree
Rivals.com
University of Nebraska
Bill Byrne
Boh
Darlington
Barnes
Hie
Bohl
Associated
E58
Texas
KSU to plead case for Orange Bowl bid in Miami
Kansas State plans to guarantee at least 25 000 Orange Bowl tickets if awarded an at large bid. Tim Weiser, Bill Snyder, and Jon Wefald will present in Miami to argue the case, highlighting current form and fan support as the team eyes a first ever BCS bid amid Pac-10 implications tied to Washington State UCLA result.
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Kansas State
Wildcats
Miami
Tim Weiser
Weiser
Bill Snyder
Jon Wefald
Colorado
Longhorns
Baylor
Kansas
Iowa State
Nebraska
Missouri
Jayhawks
Cyclones
Cornhuskers
Snyder
Wefald
Washington State
UCLA
Cougars
Texas A&m
Purue
Syracuse
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National Football League
Associated Press
American Conference
Herald Sports Editor
Bobby Risch, Jr
Risch
KSU
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