Heartstopping Cowboys edge Pitt in double OT thriller
Oklahoma State outlasted Pitt 95 89 in double overtime as Jameson Curry scored 21 and Mario Boggan a career high 30 points. The Cowboys benefited from tough defense and an intentional foul call, while Boggan left with a potential thumb injury late.
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Freshmen receivers give Missouri depth
Missouri gains depth at a receiving corps gap after Will Franklin's shoulder injury. True freshmen Jared Perry and Danario Alexander earned early roster spots and produced, with Perry posting a 74 yard TD against Kansas and both contributing 36 catches for 413 yards and 14 catches for 177 yards respectively. Perry leads with speed and quickness, compensating for his smaller size.
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David School players boycott game over Confederate flag
In Pikeville Kentucky eight male players from the private David School voted unanimously to boycott a January 19 game against Allen Central High School. They protested Allen Central’s display of Confederate emblems as taunting, notably waving the flag during a black player’s foul shot.
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BYU rolls Oregon in Las Vegas Bowl triumph
BYU, No. 19, defeated Oregon 38-8 in the Las Vegas Bowl to cap Bronco Mendenhall’s second season. The Cougars extended a 10-game win streak, finished 11-2, and claimed a bowl victory for the first time since 1996. QB John Beck and RB Curtis Brown starred, Morgan Harline MVP with 181 receiving yards.
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