Gill headlines KU era with Turner Gill as coach
Gill begins at Kansas vowing long tenure and building a new Jayhawks era. He rejects stepping-stone talks, aims for 15 to 20 years, with Lew Perkins noting a about 2 million dollar salary. Carl Torbush and Chuck Long join as coordinators bringing head coaching experience to KU. Gill, a former Nebraska quarterback and Buffalo coach, seeks immediate impact and sustained success.
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Ottawa women fall to Tabor 51 45 at Wilson Field House
Ottawa University women trail 39 19 at halftime as they rally in the second half. Misty Stone leads with 14 points and eight rebounds while Maggie Hasenkamp comes off the bench for 12 points including four three pointers. Ottawa shoots 28 percent and cannot overcome a 24 11 opening run by Tabor, final score 51 45.
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Chiefs Star Len Dawson to Carry Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl
Len Dawson, Chiefs quarterback and MVP of the 1970 title game, will carry the Vince Lombardi Trophy to midfield and pass it to commissioner Roger Goodell for the trophy presentation after Super Bowl Feb 7 at Land Shark Stadium in South Florida.
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Ottawa Bison roll past Schlagle with balanced attack
Barber scores 20 points leading Ottawa as Semi Ojeleye adds 19 and Hasty 14 in a 75-51 win over Schlagle. McKowen notes early 8-2 run by Ottawa, four straight trips to the hoop, and all around offensive balance. Goeder t and Barber named to all tournament team. Ottawa hosts Schlagle at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
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Baldwin leads Ottawa with 20 in girls basketball win
Ottawa moved to 4-0 as Baldwin scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Peoples added 12 points and 10 rebounds as both Cyclones earned all tournament team honors. Ottawa faces Topeka West at 7 30 p.m. Friday. Wray Cure 2 Bard 18 Neumann 9 Twis 12 Delgado 4 Peterson 4. Ottawa Peoples 12 S Miller 4 A Miller 5 Baldwin 20 Bones 1 Scott 6 Roacher 9.
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Kansas Texas Lead AP Top 25 as Kansas Repeats No 1
Kansas remains No 1 with 61 first place votes as Texas stays No 2 for the third straight week. Kansas State enters at 17 after beating UNLV, while New Mexico remains unbeaten at 10-0 and returns to the Top 25 for the first time since 1999.
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Ottawa Braves fall to Tabor in 78 67 setback
Ottawa University men’s basketball loses to Tabor 78 67 at Wilson Field House after slow starts in each half. Kyle Schreiner scores 21 and Isaac Johnston 17 with six steals as Ottawa falls to 3 10 and 1 3, while Ta bor dominates inside with 30 20 points in the paint and 58 percent shooting. Ottawa faces Rockhurst and Emporia State in upcoming exhibitions.
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Bruce sets OU mark by placing in Midland half marathon
Ottawa University senior Hillary Bruce set a school record by finishing in the top 25 at the Midland Lutheran College Warrior half marathon in Fremont Nebraska. Her time was 1 hour 40 minutes 32 seconds, breaking the previous record of 1 55 51 held by Sarah Blecha. Bruce earned her first collegiate medal and was named to the NAIA cross country academic All American team. She majors in elementary education and is 4 30 from NAIA national meet qualification in May.
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Ottawa Rockhurst clash on Thursday scoreboard schedule
Schedule covers college Ottawa at Rockhurst at 7 p.m. and high school Lyndon at West Franklin 6 15 and 7 45 p.m. Wrestling features Anderson County Wellsville at CH 5 p.m. Thursday Ottawa Triangular 5 30 p.m. Friday Spring Hill at Anderson County 6 and 7 30 p.m. Schlagle at Ottawa B 7 30 p.m. Ottawa at Topeka West G 7 30 West Franklin at Herington 6 18 and 7 45 p.m.
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Wellsville Wrestlers Earn Top Finishes at Eudora Tourney
Jeremiah Breen placed fourth at 119 pounds Zach Hoehn won 125 pounds Jesse Campbell finished eighth at 171 pounds Vince Ryburn took fifth at 215 pounds Johnathan Jerred placed fifth at 285 pounds Team finished 14th among 23 teams at the Eudora tournament.
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Seventh Grade Girls Basketball Beats Eudora After Losses
The OMS seventh grade girls basketball team finished the Frontier League Tournament with losses to Spring Hill and Gardner Wheatridge before defeating Eudora. Strong performances from key players highlighted the final standings.
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