Wildcats blow past Longwood 89 60 in second-half surge
Kansas State overcame a nine-point first-half deficit to defeat Longwood 89-60 as Jim Wooldridge’s team pushed its record to 5-1. Serge Afeli sparked the comeback with 11 rebounds and Lance Harris scored 19 of his career-high 26 in the second half. Longwood, 2-6, tired after four games in eight days and committed 24 turnovers leading to 28 Wildcats points.
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Seahawks defense shuts down Eagles in 42-0 win
Seattle's D forced six turnovers and limited Philadelphia to 190 yards as Andre Dyson and Lofa Tatupu returned interceptions for touchdowns and Dyson added a fumble return TD. Shaun Alexander scored twice and Matt Hasselbeck added a TD pass, tying a franchise record with an eighth straight win.
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Leinart’s late TD lifts top-ranked USC past Notre Dame
In a dramatic finish at Notre Dame Stadium, Matt Leinart led USC from a 31 28 deficit with 1:32 left, throwing a 61 yard completion to Dwayne Jarrett then scoring from inside the one as USC extended its winning streak to 34 games. Leinart’s pace underpins discussions of his place among college football greats.
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Penalties swing other way in win over Denver
Kansas City Chiefs push to sustain a trend as penalties even out with Denver and Dallas in a divisional narrative. Larry Johnson tallies 140 rushing yards in a disciplined effort while coachs note the rival Dallas and Denver dynamics and the lingering penalty imbalance.
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OMS stops skid in seventh grade basketball win
The Ottawa Middle School girls seventh graders halted a six game slide with a 25-18 victory over Prairie View in Ottawa. Paige Meyer led with seven points while Mikela Scott and Paige McFarland added six each. Hallie Bones and Payton Bulmer contributed one and two points respectively. The eighth grade team won 38-22 in LaCygne led by Alyssa Miller with 14 points and Chantay Caron with six.
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Ottawa freshman girls top Lawrence West 47 to 40
Ottawa High School freshman girls defeated Lawrence West 47 40 in a Lawrence Southwest Junior High tournament. Kristen Hendrickson led Ottawa with 14 points, followed by Kara McFarland 11 and Elizabeth Carlson 10. Ottawa plays Lawrence Central next.
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Appanoose Middle School Girls beat Scranton 31 14 win
The Appanoose girls moved to 5-1 with a 31-14 victory over Scranton at Appanoose. Shanda Baer led with 12 points as the junior varsity improved to 6-0 with a 10-2 win. Both teams set Thursday home games against Burlingame.
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Prince outlines vision for Kansas State football rebuilding plan
Prince praised by Snyder for humility and mission as he takes over the Wildcats. He aims to restore national powerhouse status, pursue the Big 12 North title, and schedule non conference games against smaller programs while assembling his staff after meeting players led by linebacker Brandon Archer.
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Maxwell heads to Western Illinois as Leathernecks recruit
WIU signs Maxwell, latest of six Allen County players to join the Leathernecks. Coach Hyman cites excitement in rotation plans for 2007. Maxwell and Chris Graves followed four Red Devils signees last year, aided by old teammate ties from a Kansas State series in Joliet.
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