Missouri Tigers Rise With Road Wins Over Big Eight Foes
Missouri moved to 7-0 in Big Eight play with a 104-94 win at Oklahoma as Melvin Booker and Jevon Crudup led scoring. Mark Atkins added seven 3-pointers to fuel the Tigers with 16-2 overall and 4 straight road victories. Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State also won as the conference tightens.
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Ansas City
Mciff
Colombia
Arkansas
Missouri Tigers
Razorbacks
Oklahoma
Melvin Booker
Jevon Crudup
Norm Stewart
Hearties Center
Crudup
Booker
Stewart
Tigers
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas State Wildcats
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Kansas
Nebraska
Richard Scott
Lenger
Scott
Mark Atkins
Atkins
Sooners
Huskers
Mikki Moore
Williams
Mat Masters place in two Ottawa wrestling events
The Mat Masters split its squad sending wrestlers to Emporia and Parsons. Ottawa youth wrestlers earned ten places in each tournament with three Mat Masters winners at Parsons: Michael Espinoza six and under 75 pounds Nowh’m McCurdy 58 and Chad Hinderliter 61 in ten and under. Cord Bradley won six and under 43 pounds at Emporia. At the Ottawa Open home event January 29-30, 30 wrestlers placed and eight won titles including Bradley. Todd Roberts first in eight and under, while Levi Moore and Casey Black topped fourteen and under. Other top finishes and runners-up were listed across divisions.
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Mat Masters
Emporia
Parsons
Ottawa
Michael Espinoza
Nowh'm McCurdy
Chad Hinderliter
Matasters
Ottawa High School
Bradley
Todd Roberts
Brett Boldra
Levi Moore
Casey Black
Cord Bradley
Bryan Beuwnings
Jason Tharp
Bryanna
Dawson Grant
Chad Hull
Nick Griffin
Aaron Roberts
Derrick Whalen
Chris Garrett
Michael Espinosa
Jason Zamora
Noah McCurdy
Rick Croucher
Rod Bass
Lorenzo Zamora
Luke Hinderliter
Derrick’ Whalen
Ph Ba
Levi Bradley
Bryan Browning
Buck Bradley
Rodney Bass
IR. Servatius
Thomas Shields
Bryan Daugharthy
Tim Walsh
Justin Nelson
Jacob Kirkland
Rison Seeks Pro Bowl Touchdown After MVP Game
Andre Rison of the Falcons, named Pro Bowl MVP after the NECs 17 3 win over the AFC, vows to score a Pro Bowl touchdown next year. He had six receptions for 86 yards as NFC spark plugs Hebert and Rison helped the NFC in a defense dominated game with two late touchdowns.
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Honolulu
Andre Rison
Rison
Atlanta Falcons
NEC
AFC
Lonry
Atlanta
Bobby Hebert
Troy Aikman
Phil Simms
NFC
Denver
John Elway
New York Jets
Boomer Esiason
Ken Norton
Dallas Cowboys
Hébert
Minnesota Vikings
Cris Carter
OU Brav es Heat Up Toward Playoffs With Wins
OU men roll to 75 60 over Sterling as four players reach double figures, lifting season record to 10 9 and 7 4 in KCAC. Lady Braves win 74 69 at Sterling to snap slump, led by Turney 14 and Forbes 13 as team eyes ECAC second place. Sterling’s Peterson tops Bears with 19, as McPherson sits near top in conference.
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Scott
Dowa University
Braves
Sterling
Lady Braves
Friends
Kansas Collegiate
Cavazos Cummings
Cummings
Tess Smith
Brian Green
Lee Sapp
Jody Turney
Tiffany
Forbes
Vicki Bauer
Meika Woodstra
Tracy Schultz
Val Peterson
Bears
Bauer
Tumey
Miller
Watkins
Hull
Coons
McPherson
Hitchcock
Harms
Peterson
Zimmerman
Woodstra
Schultz
Surface S
ECAC battle sees Bethel fall to Friends in tough matchup
In ECAC play, Friends beat Bethel 83 70 as Clarence Tyson finishes with 23 points, 11 of them in the final five minutes to pace the Ichabods. William Jewell and Missouri Valley win important conference games, Bauer and Culver Stockton drop, with key scorers Lawson Bax and Bax supplying big numbers. Bethany and Ottawa post wins in other Heart of America and Kansas conferences.
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Associated Press
Washburn
Central Missouri
Topeka
Ichabods
Clarence Tyson
Heart of America
Mid-America Nazarene
Evangel
William Jewell
Baker
Missouri Valley
Culver-Stockton
Friends
Bethel
Kansas
Bethany
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa
Sterling
Southwestern
Bartlesville Wesleyan
Mike Lawson
Josh Orce
Eric Bax
Culver Stockton
C.J. Davis
Shane Senn
Trevir Rolff
John Edison
Wesleyan
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Cooper
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Ralph Young
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