College and high school hoops schedule notes
Thursday features McPherson at Ottawa 6 8 pm and Spring Hill at Baldwin 6 pm 8 pm. Friday brings Paola at Anderson County 8 90 mn and more Spring Hill at Baldwin 8 pm Gardner Central Haights at Gardner Ottawa at Eudora 8 30 am Willameburg at Lyndon 6 20 pm. Saturday lists Frontier League wrestling at Loulaburg 8 30 am Ottawa at Bethel 5 7 pm.
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College basketball and pro games listed for broadcast tonight
A slate of sports shows North Carolina State at Wake Forest and Tennessee at LSU on ESPN networks, Xavier at Cincinnati, Gonzaga at Pepperdine on ESPN2, NBA games Lakers at Detroit and Kings at Seattle on TNT, and Dallas at Sacramento with another TNT game. Golf coverage from Pebble Beach is at 2 p.m. local time.
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College Basketball Scores From AP Across Regions
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Kansas juniors extend rivalry win streak to 29 versus Kansas State
Wayne Simien 23 points 13 rebounds and Keith Langford 24 lead Kansas in a 74-65 road win at Bramlage Coliseum. J.R. Giddens adds 18 as No. 3 Kansas stretches its series winning streak to 29 over Kansas State, which led by Jeremiah Massey and Fred Peete fought late but could not overtake the Jayhawks.
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UNLV Beats Missouri In Tight Vegas Tilt
UNLV defense and late rally carry the Runnin’ Rebels to a 74-71 win over Missouri as Chartey Blankson hits the decisive 3 with 44 seconds left. Linas Kleiza scores 24 for Missouri, Thomas Gardner adds 23 after returning from a 14-game absence.
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Chartey Blankson
Linas Kleiza
Quin Snyder
Thomas Gardner
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Runnin’ Rebels
Blankson
Kleiza
Missouri Star
Michael Umeh
Andy Hannan
Lon Kruger
Oklahoma
Ottawa Cyclones eye Frontier League wrestling run
Ottawa High School wrestling aims for a top three finish in its first Frontier League tournament in Louisburg. Junior Michael Espinosa says the team must commit and finish unfinished business, while sophomore Ryan McPheron adds the Cyclones are pumped as coach Joe Tokarz recovers at home.
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Ottawa
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Ryan McPheron
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Baldwin
de Soto
Cyclones
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Tokarz
Espinosa
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Ottawa Lineup 103 Burke to 275 Bowen
The Ottawa lineup lists wrestlers with weight classes or bib numbers from 103 Brad Burke through 275 Levi Bowen including 412 Jordan Miller 119 Chris Michaelson 125 Open 130 Tyler Pence 135 Ryan McPheron 140 Josh Dodd 145 Luke Palan 152 David Coffman 160 Kyle Attic 171 Derrick Whalen 189 Jared Mathey 215 Michael Espinosa and 275 Levi Bowen.
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Jordan Miller
Chris Michaelson
Tyler Pence
Ryan McPheron
Josh Dodd
Luke Palan
David Coffman
Kyle Attic
Derrick Whalen
Jared Mathey
Michael Espinosa
Levi Bowen
Oklahoma State women top Kansas 87 to 54 in Stillwater
Taleesha Conder and Nina Stone led Oklahoma State with 13 points each as the Cowgirls defeated Kansas 87 54. Erica Hallman kept the Jayhawks close late, but OSU pulled away with a late free throw sequence and key rebounds. Hood led Kansas with 12 points, while Burras added 16 and Hallman 15.
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Nina Stone
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Christian Hood
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