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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2004
Page
10
Ottawa at McPherson plays 5 to 7 p.m., Frontier League hosts Gardner at 9 a.m., Central Heights visits Remington at 9 a.m., Huron League competes at Atchison also at 9 a.m. Event times indicate a busy morning and evening schedule across multiple sites.
A dense broadcast lineup lists PGA Buick Invitational golf and NASCAR style cars, plus basketball doubleheaders and women games. Notable games include Seton Hall at Notre Dame, Kentucky at Georgia, Oklahoma at Texas A&M, Georgetown at Temple, Penn State at Northwestern, UCLA at Arizona, Duke at North Carolina women, and Kansas at Oklahoma men with varied channels ESPN FSN ESPN2 SPN TNT and local stations.
This week's results show Ottawa 14 7 and Tabor 9 6 leading in early games. Bethany 8 7 and St Mary 10 12 posted mid table marks, with Friends 5 7 and Bethel Kan Wesleyan 11 20 also recorded. Thursday's schedule lists Bethel at Friends 5 p.m. and Ottawa at McPherson 5 p.m. plus other pairings.
In a Thursday AP roundup, Boston U defeated UMBC 71 to 59 while Wagner edged Long Island University 74 to 64. The results reflect midweek conference play across the East region.
Kansas coach Bill Self says the team lacks the hunger of departed stars Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison as he analyzes inconsistent play from juniors Keith Langford Wayne Simien and Aaron Miles, the rise of freshmen J.R. Giddens and David Padgett, and a must-win stretch after an 80 60 loss to Oklahoma State.
NCAA president Myles Brand called for a swift reevaluation of recruiting rules after reports of inappropriate activities. A task force led by David Berst will review penalties, with a report due in about 60 days for possible changes next recruiting season.
Ottawa University women suffer 60-56 loss at Tabor, dropping to 11-4 in KCAC and two games behind co leaders Southwestern and Sterling with three games left. Ottawa shot 33 percent and fell behind by 15 before rallying to within four late. Freshman Hallie Boyce and guards Amber Lannan and Amber McGinnis led late push, but Tabor pulled away.
In a showdown between Ottawa and Tabor, the Braves fall 59-51 as Tabor protects home turf. The win keeps Tabor one game ahead in the conference standings while Ottawa drops to 7-8 and tied for sixth with Bethel with three games left.
Ottawa Buckner led with 8 points and Sigga added 6 as Ottawa fell 69 to 60. Tabor used a late second half push and strong bench scoring led by Monson with 16 and Ratzlaf with 12 to secure the win. Ottawa shot 20 of 54 from the field and matched a season low in points.
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