BCS to move on without AP poll in title race
AP pulls out of BCS ranking, prompting the system to seek a new method for selecting teams for the national title. Officials discuss alternatives including more computer rankings, a potential selection committee, and adjusting the weighting as the five game era looms.
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St Louis eyes next Final Four after 2012
St Louis plans for its first Final Four in 26 years as 50 000 visitors expected and economic impact forecast at 50 to 60 million. Organizers say the city will be a basketball town forever with 46 000 seating at Edward Jones Dome for the 2006 2012 events and future NCAA gatherings.
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Green dazzles at Chiefs as QB aims three straight 90s
Trent Green reflects on his injury filled path from Washington to Kansas City. He seeks three consecutive 90 percent passer efficiency seasons while finishing a fourth year with the Chiefs. Norv Turner praises Green as a hard worker who proved doubters wrong.
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Postseason assignments released for Kansas winter sports
Topeka reports the Kansas State High School Activities Association released winter postseason pairings. Wrestling regionals run February 18 and 19 with the top four in each weight advancing to state in Hays for 3 2 1A and Wichita for 4 5 6A. Basketball 1A regionals begin February 21 with top two moving to a February 28 sub state.
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Brave players receive honors
Three Ottawa University football players earned NAIA Football.Net All-American honors. Sophomore defensive back Brandon Myers made the second team with seven interceptions and special teams duties. Senior linebacker Paul Gills landed on the third team as Ottawa’s top tackler. Justin Smail earned honorable mention. Coaches Pat Ross and Steve Ryan were named coaches of the year. Former Brave DeDe Dorsey from Lindenwood was a first-team pick.
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