Ottawa schedules feature college and high school games
Thursday games include College of Saint Mary at Ottawa and Ottawa at Benedictine while Monday brings Ottawa at Park. Tuesday highlights Gardner at Anderson County and multiple Ottawa and area matchups. Avila visits Ottawa as well as late senior high school bouts across the region.
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On the air Gonzaga at Missouri and more
ESPN telecasts include Gonzaga at Missouri 7 p.m. and Boston College versus North Carolina noon. Other games: New Mexico Navy 3:30 p.m. ESPN2. Texas Tech California 7 p.m.. Illinois Troy 10 p.m. ESPN2. NBA: Miami at Detroit 7 p.m. TNT. San Antonio at Portland 9:30 p.m. TNT. Friday features Alabama Minnesota 11 a.m.. Arizona State Purdue 1 p.m. CBS. Boise State Louisville 2:30 p.m.. Florida Miami 6:30 p.m.. California Washington 3:30 p.m. FSN. Philadelphia at Denver 7 p.m. ESPN2.
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Troy
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Detroit
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Alabama
Minnesota
Arizona St
Purdue
Bowl schedule recap with payout figures and matchups
The list details postseason bowl games from December 28 to December 31 with venues in Shreveport Phoenix San Antonio Charlotte San Francisco San Jose Nashville El Paso Memphis Atlanta Tampa Jacksonville Orlando Pasadena Tempe and more. It lists teams including Iowa State Miami Ohio Oregon State Colorado Texas El Paso Ohio State Oklahoma State California Texas Tech Alabama Minnesota Purdue Arizona State Boise State Louisville Miami Florida Michigan LSU Iowa Notre Dame and Pittsburgh, with payouts ranging from about 750 thousand to over 14.5 million.
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Texas
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Atlanta
Florida
Dallas
Tennessee
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Tampa
Fla
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Georgia
A.m
Jacksonville
Florida State
West Virginia
Orlando
Iowa
LSU
ABC
Top Ottawa star Caleb Blakesley leads 2004 sports year
Ottawa High School senior Caleb Blakesley soared as the state's top shot putter in 2004, going undefeated and setting school marks while recovering from a knee injury. He drew major college attention, committing to Kansas, as Ottawa University teams posted postseason runs and a 23-9 season.
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Caleb Blakesley rises as top 5A recruit and shot put champ
Caleb Blakesley emerges as the state's leading college football recruit and captures the 5A state shot put title. The year highlights strong performances across OU teams, with several sports achieving conference titles, regional qualifications, and notable award recognitions.
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Emily Napier
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Kansas cagers near perfect start for three Kansas teams
Kansas, Wichita State, and Kansas State all opened 8-0 in a strong start to the season. Wayne Simien’s thumb injury weeks Kansas to adapt while Mark Turgeon’s Wichita State shows unselfish ball movement with 25 assists against UMKC. Coaches Wooldridge and Self praised the rare trio’s early success and state-wide depth.
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UMKC
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Swan
Turgeon
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Turg
Yellow Jackets
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Wayne
Wyoming
North Dakota State
Denver
Washington State
Jim Wooldridge
Chiefs Plan Roster Overhaul After Tough Season
Kansas City aims to remake its roster as Brian Waters and teammates face an 0nly one game left in a disappointing campaign. The Chiefs, 7-8, plan big changes, especially on defense, while veteran players brace for departures and new faces anticipate a fresh start in 2005.
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