Chiefs to Decide Between Grbac and Gannon for Playoffs
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer weighs quarterback options as Elvis Grbac nears return from a broken collarbone. Rich Gannon has directed the Chiefs to four consecutive wins, while Grbac could reclaim the starting role if he shows progress in late-season practice and games. The decision hinges on team chemistry and Grbac’s readiness for playoff duty.
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Kansas holds up Big 12 honor amid shakiness and scandal
In a snapshot of the Big 12, Kansas remains the standout team with quality wins while others like Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Oklahoma, and Missouri show mixed results. Coaches warn that repeated scandals could erode college basketball credibility, highlighting calls for better defense, tougher play, and integrity across the sport.
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Osborne Quietly Denies Retirement Rumors Amid Health Talks
Lincoln Nebraska AP Tom Osborne addresses retirement rumors as he confirms health issues including atrial fibrillation after an overnight hospital stay following a 77 14 win over Iowa State He says he feels fine and jokes about timing his announcement, noting the condition can recur and may raise stroke or heart attack risk.
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Ottawa wins with pressure defense outrunning Anderson County
Ottawa press disrupts Anderson County as Ricky Bulmer pours in a career high 27 and Joe Kramer adds 18 points including four threes. Keith Grover’s defense stifles Derek McDonnell while Ottawa’s back court fuels a 90 point night led by Bulmer Garcia and Kremer in a charged third place game effort.
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Baldwin Girard Nabs Semifinal Win In High Scoring Bout
Sixth ranked Girard sprinted to a 32 9 first half lead and held on to beat Anderson County 73 48 in a semifinal. Jerrica Miller led Anderson County with 19 points while Amy Rockers added seven as the Bulldogs advance to the third place game against Burlington.
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Ottawa Middle School Sweeps Emporia Teams
OMS seventh graders win 25-24 led by Liz Burks with 20 points and Jenny Heck with 5. Eighth graders dominate 60-34 paced by Lindsey Dieterich with 16, Sharell Wheeler with 13, and Katie Sheffield and Adrienne Allegre with 10 each. Ottawa hosts Turner Thursday at Ottawa High School.
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KSU Players Injured in Hit-and-Run Accident
Kansas State basketball players Marcus McCollough and Chris Griffin suffered neck injuries in a hit-and-run in Manhattan. McCollough has torn neck ligaments and will miss six to eight weeks. Griffin strains neck tissue and is day to day. Both were key players in the 5-0 start as McCollough averaged 8.6 points and Griffin 10.3 minutes per game. Kansas State heads to Wichita to face the Shockers Wednesday.
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