Ottawa High Faces Key Tests Before Holiday Break
Ottawa High's Cyclones, 2-0 after opening wins over Emporia and Lawrence, head to Paola and Osawatomie in a likely tougher stretch. Coach Bob Duncan warns of mental preparation while praising team balance and growing discipline as EKL race looms wide open after holidays. Paola fought to 1-1 after a Tuesday loss to Louisburg, with Osawatomie also seeking momentum.
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New Coach Signals New Era In Texas Football
The selection of Fred Akers from Wyoming as Texas football coach may end the Wishbone T era. Akers, 38, agreed to a five year, $45 000 per year contract to return to Texas amid Royal's departure after 20 years. Akers runs a varied offense though Wyoming used the Wishbone about 80 percent of the time. Royal and Dr. Rogers offered cautious optimism about rebuilding Texas and noted the tradition may be challenging to restore.
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KN Clobbers OU Women in Holiday-Week Hoops
Newman beat Ottawa University 53 to 11 in Wichita as OU offense stalled at 23 percent on 12 of 52 shots. Julia Edelen and Susan Mitchum led OU with 11 points each while Kim Smith paced Newman with 14. Ottawa's 45 turnovers doomed any rally as Newman pulled 30-18 at halftime and cruised. OU resumes play January 7 against Missouri Valley at Wilson Field House.
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Patriots Ride The Intangibles
Patriots credit love and togetherness for their surge into the playoffs after a coaching setback. The piece notes Hall of Fame candidates Banks Bunning Pascual Flood and Kuenn and details Patriots early season losses, a team meeting, and a six game winning streak aiming at the Raiders in the opening playoff round.
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