Local Saturday high school and college basketball schedule
The day features multiple games across colleges and high schools. Ottawa meets Kansas Wesleyan at 8 p.m. Pomona hosts Osage City Inv. Anderson County travels to Chanute at 6 p.m. plus Anderson County versus Prairie View Osawatomie at Baldwin Piper games.
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Ottawa
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Chanute
Anderson County
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Seabury
Sterling
Baldwin
SM East
Central Heights
Mission
Olathe North
Wallavilla
Acchs
Wednesday NBA triple header with multiple college games listed
NBA: Sacramento at Denver 8 p.m. FSN. Georgia Tech at Minnesota 6 p.m. ESPN. Northwestern at N C State 6 30 p.m. ESPN2. Central Missouri at Kansas 7 p.m. Cha 7 and 19. Virginia at Michigan State 8 p.m. ESPN. Wake Forest at Wisconsin 8 30 p.m. Thursday Golf: PGA Target World Challenge 3 p.m. TNT. NHL Detroit at Phoenix 7 p.m. ESPN. Ottawa at St Louis 7 p.m. FSN. Basketball rest of schedule includes Milwaukee at Atlanta 4 30 p.m. TNT. Minnesota at Golden State 9 p.m. TNT. Nebraska at South Florida 6 p.m. ESPN2. football Freano St at Louisiana Tech 8 p.m. ESPN2.
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Bucknell
Contacticut
Sacred Heor
Darmouth
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Delaware
Pann
Drexel
Lafayette
Jona
Wagner
Manhattan
Fordham
Pittsburgh
Norfolk St
Princeton
Monmouth
Rider
Towson
Syracuse
Colgate
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Florida
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Athletics, Phillies, and NFL Signings and Trades Overview
The Oakland Athletics traded Billy Koch and two minor leaguers to the Chicago White Sox for Keith Foulke Mark Johnson and Jos Valentine plus cash. The Cubs agreed to terms with Mike Ramlinger on a three year deal. The Phillies agreed to terms with Jim Thome on a six year contract. Julius Peppers of the Panthers was suspended for four games. Jaxon Baker signed for one year. The San Diego Chargers claimed James Tuthill off waivers from Washington and Al Fontenot was waived from IR. The 49ers signed Tim Hauck and released James Jordan Avatin Lee from the practice squad.
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Jos Valentine
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SAN Diego Chargers
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Washington Redskins
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James Jordan
Avatin Lee
Jayhawks struggle to explain poor showings after New York trip
Kansas coach Roy Williams tackles a string of losses and a midseason slump after a 67-55 setback to North Carolina and an 83-73 loss to Florida. He notes urgency and focus lapses, addresses late arrivals, and weighs player injuries as No. 14 Kansas preps for a tough stretch with Oregon and Tulsa looming.
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Kansas
Jayhawks
New York
Roy Williams
North Carolina
Florida
Williams
Tar Heels
Peayeu
Gene Con Williams
Carolina
Big 12 faces lofty expectations in early season
Kansas Oklahoma and Texas started the season ranked high but early results fade. Kansas slides to 14th after two Preseason NIT losses while Oklahoma sits at No. 6 and Texas remains unbeaten. Coaches defend the league saying polls are unreliable and the season is about building chemistry.
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Patton
SEC
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Aaron
Williams
Rick Barnes
Barnes
Coverdale earns revenge on Maryland in overtime win
Indiana's Tom Coverdale scores a season high 30 points in an 80-74 overtime victory over Maryland, erasing a late comeback by the Terrapins in the ACC Big Ten Challenge. Jeff Newton's putback and Sean Kline's free throws seal the win after a controversial Blake heave at regulation.
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Steve Blake
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Blake
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Jeff Newton
Marshall Strickland
Jason Gardner
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Krzyzewski
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Chakanby Hicks
Spartans
North Coraling
Brian Cook
Sean Harrington
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Tar Heels
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