Crouch and Grossman named All-American team symbols
Nebraska quarterback Eric Crouch and Florida quarterback Rex Grossman earn dual All-American honors as Heisman winners on the AP team. Crouch leads with 11-1 Huskers, while Grossman tops national passers with 3896 yards and 34 TDs for a 9-2 Gators, joined by Gaffney Pearson Brown and others from Miami and LSU.
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Stokes Key Passer Behind Missouri Stars
Missouri guard Wesley Stokes focuses on setting up Kareem Rush and Clarence Gilbert rather than taking late game shots. The sophomore averages 9.6 points and 5.6 assists as Missouri rises 9-0 and eyes a potential rematch with Duke, with a looming test against Iowa.
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Wright sinks late shot lifts Wellsville past Eudora 40-38
Wellsville Eagles edge Eudora 40-38 on a 15-foot jumper by Derek Wright with 1.7 seconds left. Wright's winner followed a back-and-forth game as Wellsville overcame a late four-point margin. Nate Sawyer and Chad Boecker led with 13 points each, while Andy Jamison added five steals. Wellsville improves after four losses and hosts Spring Hill next. The junior varsity won 47-40.
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Ryan Oshel
Boys basketball roundups highlight local wins and stat lines
Eudora topped Wellsville freshman 53 22 as Dan Erlacher led Wellsville with 11 points and six steals. In Williamsburg, Kris Hassler's Panthers used a 20 6 third quarter run to beat Gridley 51 38 with Scott Driver scoring 17 and Josh Magrath grabbing 12 rebounds. Marmaton Valley beat Pomona 68 50 behind Dallas Dillon with 11 points while Marmaton Valley pulled away after the first quarter and coach Stoppel cited defensive lapses by Pomona.
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Scott Driver
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Williamsburg Stifles Haas In 46 36 Victory
Williamsburg employed a diamond and one to slow Gridley star Cara Haas as Hallie Lee led with 22 points in a 46 36 win. Rachel Johnson and Megan Gorton locked Haas, while the Panthers used a 17 1 second period run and praised the bench depth for a 3 1 start. They travel to Le Roy on Friday.
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Wellsville Tops Eudora In Girls Basketball Showdown
Wellsville defeated Eudora 47 to 37 as a 17-4 second quarter burst gave the Eagles a 25-12 halftime edge. Dani Patton scored 13, Amanda Pearce 12, and Wendy Moore 10 for Wellsville, which hosts state-ranked Spring Hill next.
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Lundry Named Executive Director of Sunflower State Games
Sherry Landry, a former teacher and two time state gymnastics coach of the year, was named executive director of the Sunflower State Games. The event will be held in Topeka for the next two years after 12 years in Lawrence. Landry is KU trained and taught biology at Shawnee Heights High School in Tecumseh from 1986 to 2000.
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Vince Frye
Sunflower Games Board
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University of Kansas
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Chiefs add to roster to fix unreliable wide receivers
Vermeil says Eddie Kennison is not the main concern as the Chiefs shuffle wide receivers. Kennison has played for five teams in six NFL seasons and Vermeil notes other players on the roster with problems including suspensions.
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