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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 2002

Page

9

Weekday basketball and wrestling schedule text

Monday schedule lists Evangel at Baker 5 30 to 7 30 p m Ottawa at Bethel 6 to 8 p m Tuesday high school games include Olathe Christian at Baldwin Central Heights at Osage City Banner Springs at Ottawa Marmaton Valley at Pomona Wellsville at Gardner Wellsville at Osawatomie Williamsburg at MdCU Thursday features Baker at Culver Stockton 5 30 to 7 30 p m Tabor at Ottawa 6 to 8 p m Uniontown at Williamsburg make up 5 p m Wrestling Baldwin at Paola 5 p m

Evangel Baker Ottawa Bethel Olathe Christian Baldwin Central Heights Osage City Banner Springs Marmaton Valley Pomona Wellsville Gardner Osawatomie Williamsburg Mdcu Culver-Stockton

College and pro games listed with times and channels

A schedule of college and NBA matchups with start times and TV channels. West Virginia vs Syracuse at 6 p.m. on Channel 2, Kansas at Kansas State 8 p.m. on Channel 27, Wyoming at Utah 11 p.m. on Channel 28, Iowa at Indiana 6 p.m. on Channel 27, Florida at South Carolina 6 p.m. on Channel 28, Providence at Connecticut 8 p.m. on Channel NHL St Louis at New York Islanders 6 p.m. on Channel 43, Toronto at Washington 7 p.m. on Channel 21.

Kansas Kansas St Wyoming Utah Iowa Indiana Florida South Carolina Providence Connecticut

List of Super Bowl Winners from 1967 to 2002

A compact record of Super Bowl champions with scoring results, listing teams from Green Bay, Dallas, Miami, Pittsburgh, Oakland, San Francisco, Washington, New York Giants, Denver, St. Louis and others. Includes both NFL and AFL counterparts and final scores for each championship game through 2002.

Associated Press Green Bay Kansas City NFL Oakland N.Y. Jets AFL Baltimore Denver Washington San Francisco Cincinnati N.Y. Giants Buffalo Dallas San Diego Pittsburgh St. Louis Tennessee New York Giants New England

Sundays Scores From The Sane Press College Basketball

Maine 74 Northeastern 73 Notre Dame 43 Seton Hall 61 Rider 82 Niagara 67 St Peter s 83 Iowa 81 South Maryland 89 N C State 73 NYU 83 Emory 73 St John s 72 Virginia Tech 63 W Morris Brown 53 Washington & Lee 66 Lynchburg 59 Midwest Brandeis 88 Case Reserve 70 Michigan St 67 Illinois 61 Missouri 81 Virginia 77 N Michigan 80 Ferris St 63 Rose Hulman 58 Millsaps 54 S Illinois 79 Creighton 77 Shawnee St 99 Notre Dame Ohio 74 St Bonaventure 81 Dayton 75 Wichita St 87 Indiana St 84 OT Southwest Baylor 97 Texas A M 45 Centre 80 Hendrix 48 Far West DePaul 90 75

Sane Maine Northeastern Notre Dame Seton Hall Rider Niagara St. Peter's Iowa South Maryland N.C. State NYU Emory St. John’s Virginia Tech W. Kentucky Morris Brown Washington & Lee Lynchburg Midwest Brandeis Case Reserve Michigan St Illinois Missouri Virginia N. Michigan Ferris St Rose-Hulman Millsaps S. Illinois Creighton Shawnee

Patriots Crowned Super Bowl Champions In Thrilling Upset

New England, once 5-5, rode a late Vinatieri field goal and a stingy defense to beat the Rams 20-17 in New Orleans. Tom Brady earned MVP honors after a decisive late drive as Kurt Warner and the Rams misplayed turnovers.

New Orleans New England Superdome Patriots St. Louis Rams Adam Vinatieri Vinatieri Oakland America New Kurt Warner Rams Willie McGinest Tebucky Jones Warner Ricky Proehl Tom Brady Troy Brown Brady Adam Ty Law Belichick Milloy Providence Steamrollers Drew Bledsoe Raiders Associated Press New England Patriots Ken Walters

Kansas men roll as Kansas State upsets OSU in Big 12 chase

No. 2 Kansas hammered Colorado 100-73 at Boulder while No. 6 Oklahoma edged Texas 85-84 in OT and No. 9 Oklahoma State fell 70-61 to Kansas State. No. 20 Texas Tech beat Iowa State 69-43. Baylor trounced Texas A&M 97-45. Missouri beat Virginia 81-77. Drew Gooden led KU with 20 points. Harrison faced a technical late in the Colorado game.

Kansas City Associated Press Colorado David Harrison Kansas Jayhawks Buffaloes Oklahoma Sooners Texas Longhorns Oklahoma State Kansas State Wildcats Big 12 Texas Tech Iowa State Baylor Texas A&m Missouri Virginia Columbia Kareem Rush Cavaliers Arthur Johnson Tigers Chris Williams Lawrence Drew Gooden Nick Collison Jeff Boschee Gooden Harrison

Big 12 Roundup Includes Upsets and Late Texas Victory

Colorado’s David Harrison led with 17 points as Oklahoma edged Texas 83-82 in overtime at Austin with Hollis Price scoring 25 for the Sooners. Texas erased a 17-point gap late, Mouton’s 26 points leading the Longhorns. Kansas State upset Kansas State? Rebels? The report notes Larry Reid’s 18 and seven assists in a Manhattan win over a Top 10 foe, Jim Wooldridge praising the marquee victory, while Colorado and Oklahoma stress toughness and groove after hard-fought wins.

D.J. Harrison David Kansas David Harrison Colorado Austin Texas Hollis Price Sooners Jason Detrick Oklahoma Price Brandon Mouton Mouton Larry Reid Kansas State Wildcats Manhattan Kan Jim Wooldridge Cowboys

Braves muscle up to down Wesleyan

Ottawa University men’s basketball coach Andy Carrier urged the team to get physical at halftime after a tight first half against Kansas Wesleyan. The Braves answered, forging a 69-55 victory led by Tony Porter with 17 points as they opened the second half strong and seized momentum.

Greg Mast Aid Ottawa University Andy Carrier Braves Kansas Wesleyan Wilson Field House Ottawa Coyotes Tony Porter Carrier

Lady Braves overpower Coyotes in second half win

Ottawa University women used a strong second half to overpower Kansas Wesleyan 64 to 54 at Wilson Field House. Bandstra and McGinnis led the effort with 16 and 14 points respectively, backed by rebounds and inside dominance. Conner praised the interior work and improved ball movement as the key shift after a tight first half.

Ottawa University Kansas Wesleyan Wilson Field House Lady Braves Arabie Conner Angie Bandstra Amber McGinnis McGinnis Conner Bandstra Angie Schwalm Ottawa Toma Fit la Rogers Meadows Henderson van Slyke Kotur Gillet Shoemaker House Rush Smith O Mueller Harney Harger Frost Schwalm

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