Freshman spark leads Kansas State past Iowa State in Big 12 clash
Nicole Ohlde scored 20 points as fifth- year player Twiggy McIntyre poured in 13, sparking a 17-0 run that turned a 40-33 deficit into a 6147 win for Kansas State over Iowa State. McIntyre, Coggins, and Ohlde fueled the burst as K State held ISU without a field goal for 7:29. Wecker added 15 points and 10 rebounds for the Wildcats while Koehn was held scoreless until late. Kansas State improved to 16-3, 7-1 in the Big 12.
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Koehn
Katie Robinette
Anne O'Neil
Cyclones
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O'Neil
Erica Junod
Mahoney
Kansas lands a flood of signees across multiple Texas and California programs
Kansas announced a broad signing class featuring Jermail Ashely a 6-5 250 DB from Tyler CC Theo Baines a 5-11 190 OB from Tyler CC Scott Bajza a 6-5 215 WR from Cerritos JC Raymond Brown a 6-3 190 DB from Cardinal Ritter Scott Haverkamp an OL and Aqib Talib a 6-2 180 DB from Berkner HS among others listed with heights weights and schools across Texas California Missouri and Iowa with several OL WR QB and DB targets and noteable names like Talib headed to KU.
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Tyler
Texas
Theo Baines
Scott Bajza
Cerritos
Calif
Raymond Brown
Cardinal Ritter College Prep
St. Louis
Ryan Cantrell
William P. Clements
Sugarland
Anthony Collins
Central HS
Beaumont
Jett Edwards
Coffeyville
Kan
Dexton Fields
South Oak Cliff
Dallas
Gary Green II
James Madison
San Antonio
Rodney Harris Jr
San Bernadino
Todd Haselhorst
East HS
Olathe
Scott Haverkamp
Silver Lake
Marcus Herford
Gadar Hill
Desoto
Zack Hood
Creston
Iowa
Charton Keith
Minnesota-West CC
James McClinton
Lakeview Centennall
Garland
Jim Reuber
Plano
Mike Rivera
SM Northwest
Shawnee
Jason Swanson
City Coll
San Francisco
Aqib Talib
Berkner HS
Richardson
Matt Thompson
Air Force
Kyle Tucker
Cinco Ranch
Katy
Brett Alstatt
Hays
Jordan Bedore
Goodland
Matt Boss
Cherryvale
Justin D'Arcy
Cabrillo
Aaron Darks
Lufkin
Surrall Davis
L.A. Valley
Lester Graham
John Carroll
Fort Pierce
Fla
Ro Grigsby
Northmont
Dayton
Ohio
John Hafferty
Chattahoochee
Alpharetta
Caleb Handy
Conway Springs
Walter Hudson
Wilmer-Hutchins
Brat Jones
Latimore
Manhattan
Jesse Martinez
Santa Rosa
JC John McCardla
Millard North HS
Omaha
Neb
Alphonso Moran
Boca Raton
Delray Beach
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Ankeny
Nick Patton
Winbard
Maurice Porter
San Francisco CC
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Ryan Schmidt
Gerard Spexarth
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Colwich
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Ark
JC Cedric Wilson
Kansas adds high school talent to bolster defense
Kansas coach Mangino explains the 2004 recruiting approach leaning toward high school players over junior college. Two junior college ends join Jermail Ashely of Tyler Texas JC and Charlton Keith from Minnesota West to strengthen the pass rush and inside pressure.
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Texas
Jermail Ashely
Minnesota-West Community College
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Keith
Ohio
Minnesota
Mangino
Kansas
Jayhawks
Kansas State signs wide list of football recruits from across states
Kansas State announces signing of multiple football players including Brett Alstatt from Hays Kansas, Allan Evridge from Papillion-LaVista Nebraska, and Caleb Handy from Conway Springs Kansas, among others. The signing class features players across positions such as quarterback running back defensive back and offensive line from senior high schools and junior colleges.
Wildcats sign a hefty Kansas class for spring practice
Kansas State head coach Snyder announces a large recruiting class led by seven offensive linemen and four junior college defensive backs. Matt Boss from Cherryvale earns national recognition as a top lineman. Four JC transfers, Maurice Porter and Kyle Williams among them, join to fill gaps. Seven signees are enrolled for spring drills.
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Boss
Cherryvale
Kansas State
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Randy Jordan
Maurice Porter
San Francisco
Kyle Williams
Pine Bluff
Ark
Portis May Sit Out Camp Without New Broncos Deal
Broncos running back Clinton Portis threatens to skip training camp if Denver does not renegotiate his contract. He has two years left on a four year deal with 1.29 million signing bonus, earning 380k next season and 455k the following year, well below top players. Portis cites teammates on special teams earning more and notes the team is over the salary cap.
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Denver Broncos
Portis
Denver Post
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Ted Sundquist
Broncos
Honolulu
Patriots' bright path after back-to-back titles
PXBORO Massachusetts AP reports fans like Jerry Baldwin celebrate the Patriots two Super Bowl wins in three seasons. The young team, now with seven first four round draft picks, could improve further, posing a challenge to fit all new players into a deep roster.
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Mass
New England Patriots
Jerry Baldwin
Patriots
Baldwin
NFL
Knight’s Move Sparks Praise From Tech Figures
Knight, now at Texas Tech, draws mixed views on his mindset and influence. Weiss notes limited insight into his thinking while Angotti, citing his book Knight Before the Game, says Knight’s days in Lubbock seem better as he admits past mistakes and seeks a different path.
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Weiss
Texas Tech
Angotti
Lubbock
Tech Lady Raiders Top Kansas Behind Grant Career High
Erin Grant scored a career high 27 points as ninth ranked Texas Tech handled Kansas 67-44 in Lubbock. Alesha Robertson and LaToya Davis added 12 points apiece for Tech, who led 34-17 at halftime and extended the margin to 62-36 late.
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Texas Tech
Kansas
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LaToya Davis
Lady Raiders
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OMS boys split with Patton in Ottawa action
Ottawa middle school teams split with Leavenworth Patton. The eighth grade won 54 41 led by Ian Matthews with 14 points. Cory Carner and Brandon Turner added nine each. Chase Moore seven. Seventh grade topped by Jake Moore 22 points Jarrod Ingold 11.
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Patton
Ottawa Middle School
Leavenworth-Patton
Ottawa
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Cory Carner
Brandon Turner
Chase Moore
Jake Moore
Jarrod Ingold
Russians win European pairs title for third straight year
Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin of Russia captured the European Figure Skating Championships pairs crown for the third consecutive season. They led after the short program and performed flawlessly, continuing a dominant Russia/Soviet run with a ninth straight win and 37th of the last 40 years.
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Hungary
Tatiana Totmianina
Maxim Marinin
Russia
Totmianina
Marinin
Hungnrtan
Edwin Marton
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