Busy Saturday NCAAB and High School Hoops Across Regions
Local high school games kick off with Ottawa at Labette County in Tola at 6 45 p m and Bahdwin at Osawatomie at 6 p m with Wellsville visiting Olathe South in the tournament mix Ottawa college action heads to MidAmerica Nazarene in Olathe at 6 p m Saturday brings a flood of scores from Brown to Cincinnati across the nation with top games featuring Georgetown Penn Penn St Duke Indiana Iowa St Michigan St LSU Maryland and more all tallied by the Associated Press in a sprawling college basketball card plus regional league action and tournament play across the Midwest Southwest and West with numerous matchups and results reported.
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Winningest programs and their last national titles
Poll lists eight top programs with the year of their last national championship. Michigan shows 45 years since title, Notre Dame five, Alabama one, Texas 34, Penn State seven, Nebraska 22, Ohio State 25, Oklahoma eight, with final AP poll having No 1 through 1993 season.
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Chiefs face uphill climb for playoff berth after overtime loss
Kansas City dropped to 7 6 and into a crowded pack vying for two playoff spots. Denver New England Buffalo and the LA Raiders loom as threats as the Chiefs prepare for a must-win feel in Miami. Coach Marty Schottenheimer said the team failed to capitalize on opportunities and stressed improving efforts.
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Cyclones Take Third In Olathe North Wrestling Meet
Lathe The Joes High School wrestling team opened the season strong with two dual wins and a third-place finish at the Olathe North Invitational. OHS scored 112 points, trailing Shawnee Mission Northwest 130 and Paola 117, with nine of 13 wrestlers placing in the top four and several champions and placers in multiple weight classes.
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Floyd inherits strong Cyclones as Iowa State tops Wyoming
Tim Floyd in his first ISU season guides a talented lineup to an 82-63 home win over Wyoming. The Cyclones boast 54 percent shooting and a school-record 79 percent free- throw rate, with 23 of 27 at the line. Kansas, Arkansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, and Colorado posted notable wins in the Big Eight.
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North Carolina Tops AP Basketball Poll In Early Season
North Carolina rises to No. 1 in the AP poll after a 4-0 start, leading UCLA and Arkansas as Duke slips to mid-pack. The Tar Heels earned 54 first place votes and 1,633 points, with UCLA, Arkansas, Kansas, Massachusetts, and Florida among the top challengers.
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Osage City takes third in season opener tournament
Osage City beats Lyndon 59 to 49 to claim third after Friday's 53 to 46 loss to Chase County. Olpe won the event with a 53 to 36 victory over Chase County as Jodi Lohmeyer and Kate DeBaun led the team with double doubles and solid performances.
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Lyndon Tigers edge Olpe in Osage City consolation final
Lyndon rebounded from a loss to Mission Valley to place fifth at Osage City. They edged Olpe 42-41 in the consolation final as Quinton Fulton led with 12 points, with 27 points and six assists against Pomona earlier. Ryan Jones added 13 vs Pomona, Wishchropp 12, Jones 8 with 10 rebounds.
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