McPherson Downs OU Women In 74 63 Thriller
McPherson Bulldogs topple Ottawa University 74 to 63 as Deb Rettele dominates inside and Susan Sundahl hits 12 threes. OU led briefly in the first half but fell behind around the 9 minute mark of the second period, with Sundahl scoring 25 for McPherson and Dana Cook leading OU with 21 points. Holman earned NAIA District 10 honor and OU hosts Marymount next.
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Big Eight college basketball results and schedule update
Missouri beat Colorado 80 54 Kansas State 75 Nebraska 64 Iowa State 55 Kansas 53 Oklahoma 75 Oklahoma State 72 Central Missouri 61 Rockhurst 35 SW Missouri 73 Lincoln 2 Avila 67 Drury 86 Southwestern 84 Friends 66 Bethany 76 Tabor 75 St Mary Plains 75 Sterling 7a Tarkio 82 Cent Methodist 7 Memphis State at St Louis postponed due to snow.
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Iowa State Defeats Kansas 55-53 In Big Eight Clash
ISU defense keys the win as Ron Harris and Mal Warrick guard Kansas top scorers Tony Guy and David Magley. Cyclones outrebound 31-23, shoot 47 percent to Kansas 39, moving to 2-5 in conference and 7-12 overall. Magley scores 20 before fouling out. Jayhawks miss late shot attempt.
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Missouri Tigers Dominate Buffs To Go 19-0 In Big Eight
Missouri remain unbeaten at 19 0 as they rout Colorado 80 54 at Kansas City boosting their Big Eight mark to 6 0 Ricky Frazier Jon Sundvold and Steve Stipanovich combine for 47 points while Colorado shoots 23 percent in the second half Missouri outrebounds 44 28 and coach Norm Stewart notes a strong defensive effort Chuck Barnett 23 and David Little 20 lead Colorado Nebraska beats Kansas State 75 64 and Iowa State upsets Kansas 55 53 while Oklahoma holds off Oklahoma State 75 72 in Norman
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Braves Face Rigorous Road In HAC Play
Ottawa University struggles continue as the 5-4 Braves head to Tarkio and Graceland for back-to-back HAC tests. Coach Dan Gunkel stresses needing two wins to stay in the conference race while OU fights fatigue and dumb mistakes from a young squad. Joe Losch earns honorable mention HAC and NAIA District 10 Player of the Week for Jan 17-23.
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Cable TV contract reshapes college football revenue
Colleges cheer a two year cable pact worth 17.7 million with WTBS for 19 games a year, expanding NCAA income beyond networks. The ESPN led four year ABC CBS deal covers 112 exposures, but cable money dwarfs delayed rights and signals a growing media power shift.
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