Cyclones standouts shine in Ottawa football selections
Ottawa players Jerod Brooks Will Newland and Josh Kistner headlined the team, featuring Brooks as kicker and strong safety with 37 tackles and an interception return. Newland totaled 1,008 passing yards, 313 rushing, and eight interceptions. Kistner piled 746 rushing yards and 10 TDs, with 31.5 tackles and 3.5 sacks.
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Jerod Brooks
Ottawa
K-Ol Brooks
Cyclones
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Brooks
Will Newland
Ottawa, Sr
Newland
Josh Kistner
Waverly, Sr
Kistner
Waverly
Matt Thomson
Stoops Named AP Coach of the Year for Oklahoma
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops earned AP College Coach of the Year after guiding the Sooners to a 12-0 regular season, No. 1 ranking, and an Orange Bowl date with Florida State. Heupel’s passing offense and key victories defined a rapid program turnaround since 1998.
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Stoops
Associated Press College
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Lou Holtz
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Josh Heupel
Snow Junior College
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Heupel
Texas
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Cornhuskers
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
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K-State
Ottawa City elects three commissioners in 2001 race
Notice of Election first published December 13 2000 last January 17 2001 informs Ottawa Kansas that an election for three City Commissioners will be held on the first Tuesday in April 2001. Two four year terms and one two year term. Applications available at City Hall 101 South Hickory Ottawa KS and due by 12:00 noon January 23 2001. Scott D Bird City Clerk.
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City Hall
South
Hickory
Scott D. Bird
Chiefs face slim Pro Bowl hopes as 6-8 record lingers
Kansas City, Mo. AP reports Chiefs Pro Bowl chances are slim despite Tony Gonzalez stellar season. Gonzalez set a tight end NFL record with six 100 yard games and 21 receptions for 243 yards in last two games, while others like Shields Hasty Hicks Alexander and Elvis Grbac show strong cases. Edwards accepts chance of missing honors as rookies impact defense and winning culture.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Donnie Edwards
Derrick Alexander
Gunther Cunningham
San Diego
Chiefs
Tony Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Hawaii
Eric Hicks
Hicks
Cunningham
Browns
Chester McGlockton
Elvis Grbac
Alexander
Elvis
Peyton Manning
Manning
Brian Griese
Rich Gannon
Edwards
NFL
Kurt Schottenheimer
Billion-dollar free agent spree reshapes baseball landscape
At the winter meetings owners exceed 1 billion dollars in commitments for 49 major league free agents. Texas signs Alex Rodriguez for 10 years 252 million while Boston lands Manny Ramirez 160 million. Colorado inks Mike Hampton in an eight year 121 million deal, others swap players and trades dwindle.
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Boston
Manny Ramirez
Texas
Alex Rodriguez
Rangers
Red Sox
Yankees
Colorado
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Denny Neagle
Rockies
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Hampton
Mets
Ramirez
Indians
Rodriguez
Mariners
Atlanta Braves
Oakland
Billy Beane
Philadelphia Phillies
Larry Bowa
Louisville
Anaheim
Calif
Ken Griffey Jr
Cincinnati
Sandy Alderson
Commissioner’s Office
Alderson
Union
Donald Fehr
Randy Levine
Royals and Rangers may move spring training to Arizona
Phoenix area project could finance a $45 million stadium and fields in Surprise to attract Royals and Rangers from Florida. Tourism and Sports Authority may cover about $26 million, with the rest from city loans and a Maricopa County tax increase. Authority chief seeks cost details before committing funds.
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Rangers
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Phoenix
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Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
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Tourism and Sports Authority
Arizona Cardinals
Surprise
Florida
Prise
Authority
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Bill Popo
Maricopa County
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Chris Holt
Mitch Meluskey
Keith King
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