Bowden to retire after bowl game at Florida State
Bowden, 80, will end a 44 year coaching run with Florida State after the Seminoles bowl game. He ranks second in major college wins behind Joe Paterno, led FSU to two national titles, and faced a program transition with Jimbo Fisher poised to take over. Bowden called the years wonderful, acknowledging a few rough results and a looming change.
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Senior scramble at Hickory Hollow crowns Jones Wilthite Long Potter
The foursome of Tim Jones Lynn Wilthite John Long and Dick Potter shot a minus 5 to win Mondays senior scramble at Hickory Hollow. Closest to the pin winners were Rick Crawford No. 3 and Don Hill No. 7. The scramble will continue weekly.
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Chiefs to retire Derrick Thomas number 58
The Kansas City Chiefs will retire number 58 in a halftime ceremony at Arrowhead Stadium during the Sunday game against the Denver Broncos. Derrick Thomas, a Hall of Fame linebacker, died in 2000 after an automobile crash a month earlier, leaving a franchise record 126.5 sacks and a seven-sack game record.
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Ottawa and Wellsville Prep Scores Reported at Morning Rounds
A morning scoreboard lists Ottawa facing Valley Center and Wellsville meeting Atchison at 9 a.m. The brief update notes early games on today’s schedule with each matchup set for 9 oclock start.
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College and high school schedule highlights this week
Thursday brings Bethel at Ottawa at 6 8 p m and wrestling Anderson County at Eureka at 6 p m On Friday Anderson County visits Eudora for high school basketball at 6 7 30 p m Then Baldwin Central Heights St James Ottawa Wellsville Pleasant Ridge Council Grove West Franklin games run 6 15 7 45 p m Saturday Ottawa travels to McPherson at 5 7 p m with Anderson County at Gardner and Central Heights at Mission Valley to follow
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Ottawa Middle School Girls Basketball Scores
Tuesday junior varsity Ottawa Middle School defeated Louisburg 29 to 9 with Shania Lamm scoring three points and Cessie Powell Meagan Powell and McKenna Hadl each adding two. Varsity Louisburg 48 OMS 14 led by Dani DePriest and Allie Schmoe with four points each. West Franklin Middle School boys beat Chase County 39 to 33 led by Matt Gray with 14 and Ty ler Rogers six. Girls Chase Co 45 West Franklin 15.
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Huskers Back in the Spotlight Under Pelini
Nebraska coach Bo Pelini emphasizes culture and trust while recalling a storied program. Mack Brown credits Nebraska’s tradition and sellout streak, noting past 9-5 season and Big 12 title game appearance. Pelini cites improved facilities and staff support as key to rebuilding.
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Kansas State Nips Fort Hays State in 83 76 Victory
Jacob Pullen scored 16 of his 20 in the second half as Kansas State rallied from a rough start to beat Fort Hays State 83 76. Jamar Samuels had 21 points, Denis Clemente 17, while Fort Hays led early before K State closed the half on a 15 2 run and held the Tigers to one field goal in the final 10 minutes. Willie Hassell led Fort Hays with 17 points.
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Snyder Sees Defense Key to Future Kansas State Progress
Snyder says commitment drives improvement after a season that lifted Kansas State from 117th to 38nd in defense. He notes players must further buy into emotional and mental prep. If defense accepts responsibility, the Wildcats can improve broadly, starting with a home opener against UCLA on Sept. 4.
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