Kelly active for K State despite earlier discipline claims
Kansas State forward Curtis Kelly remains on the Wildcats roster and in good standing as they head to Colorado for a Big 12 game. Coach Frank Martin cited published reports but declined specifics, noting Kelly has played and practiced, while teammates stress the need for consistency from the senior.
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Ottawa Cyclones hold off Louisburg for 50 39 win
Ottawa Cyclones beat Louisburg 50 39 in Frontier League action. Semi Ojeleye sparked a 11 point third quarter and finished with 22 as Ottawa improved to 12 3, 6 1. Coach Jon McKowen praised the team’s defense and timely cuts while Louisburg battled hard, matching early 11 11 in the first quarter.
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Ottawa Frosh Fall Despite Brown and Dillard Pace
The Ottawa freshmen lost 50-37. Tyler Brown led Ottawa with 11 points while Zach Dillard added eight. For Louisburg, Dvorak and Em bers each had six, Griffin and Cook nine, with O’Connell and Ewy contributing a few points. Ottawa’s Ojeleye scored 22 and Adam Hasty 11 to lead the home team.
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ISU transfer Royce White finds role as Cyclones superfan
In Ames Iowa Royce White former Iowa State standout sits out this season due to NCAA rules. He has become a highly vocal spectator at Hilton Coliseum often leaping after dunks and defensive plays while offering motivational chatter to teammates. White says he feels five times more intense than the average fan and wishes he could play. He is 6 foot 10 and was a prep star from an unspecified background.
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Cyclones Win 47-37 Over Louisburg in Ottawa
Ottawa High School girls basketball beat Louisburg 47-37 as Jordan Baldwin scored 23 points and Maggie Bones added 10. The Cyclones built early leads but faced turnovers and lapses, especially in the fourth, while coach Cliff McCullough noted missed layups by Louisburg and unforced turnovers late.
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