Thursday and Friday area basketball and wrestling schedules
Thursday Kansas Wesleyan at Ottawa 6 to 8 pm. Friday high school games include Anderson County at Prairie View and Gardner at Baldwin plus Wellsville at Central Heights all 6 30 pm. Also Sumer Academy at Ottawa Pomona at Mission Valley Williamsburg at Pleasanton 8 30. Regional wrestling features Anderson County Baldwin Fort Scott Central Heights Fredonia Ottawa Paola Wellsville Onaga.
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Anderson County
Prairie View
Gardner
Baldwin
Wellsville
Central Heights
Sumer Academy
Ottawa
Pomona
Mission Valley
Williamsburg
Pleasanton
Fort Scott
Fredonia
Paola
Onaga
Defenses propel Texas, Oklahoma to victories
In Kansas City, Oklahoma beat Nebraska 83-60 and Texas defeated Texas A M 73-40. Missouri edged Baylor 60-53 in Columbia. Terrell Everett led Oklahoma with 18 points and Kevin Bookout added 11 as the Sooners improved to 18-6, 7-4 Big 12.
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Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Longhorns
Texas A&m
Columbia
Baylor
Norman
Okla
Terrell Everett
Kevin Bookout
Sooners
Cornhuskers
Big 12 games highlight late defense and upsets
Oklahoma sat Drew Lavender as Big 12 reserves pressed late. 17 steals and 26 Nebraska turnovers marked a season high for the Huskers. Nebraska’s Joe McCray scored 21, while Texas dominated Texas A&M meter and Missouri beat Baylor as Aaron Bruce led Baylor with 26 in a 1-10 season slump.
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Kelvin Sampson
Drew Lavender
Sooners
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Lavender
Drew
Sampson
Joe McCray
Jake Muhleisen
Huskers
Norman
Austin
Texas
Longhorns
Texas A&m
Aggies
Brad Buckman
Acie Law
Missouri
Jason Conley
Jason Horton
Tigers
Linus Kleiza
Thomas Gardner
Aaron Bruce
Baylor
Bears
Evening college basketball and golf schedule highlights
ESPN airs Louisville at Marquette at 6 p.m. Duke visits Virginia Tech at 8 p.m. UCLA plays California at 9 30 p.m. Cleveland hosts Minnesota at 7 p.m. Dallas visits Phoenix at 9 30 p.m. TNT. Golf Nissan Open at 2 p.m. USA All Star Celebrity event at 6 p.m. on ESPN. Rookie Challenge listed on TNT.
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Louisville
Marquette
Duke
Virginia Tech
UCLA
California
Dallas
Phoenix
USA
Wednesday College Basketball Scores Recap AP Report
Eastern games featured Binghamton topping UMBC 61 51 and Boston College beating Rutgers 74 64. North Carolina sailed past heel 61 85 while Florida outscored Mississippi 90 0. Midwest action saw Creighton 82 Wichita State 68 and Purdue 66 Iowa 63. More results across ACC Big East Pac-12 and AAC noted.
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Associated Press
Binghamton
UMBC
Boston College
Rutgers
Geo
Washington
Fordham
Mlingis
Pann St
Northeastern
Maine
Rider
Fairfield
Saint Joseph's
Richmond
Temple
Duquesne
West Virginia
St. John’s
South Alabama
Arkansas
Charlotte
DePaul
Clamsoon
Georgia
East Carolina
UAB
Florida
Mississippi
LSU
Jayhawks Slip as Texas Tech Ends Unbeaten Run
Kansas faces a tighter Big 12 race after a 80-79 double overtime loss to Texas Tech. Kansas State leads 10-1 with three home games left, while Oklahoma State and Texas Tech lurk. Iowa State’s six game win streak adds urgency for a noon Saturday showdown at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Texas Tech
Bill Self
Kalls
Big 12
Oklahoma State
Red Raiders
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Allen Fieldhouse
Self
Kansas State
Cyclones
Kansas
University of Kansas
Keith Langford
Moulaye Niang
Cartier Martin
Manhattan
Iowa State Cyclones
Lawrence
Kansas State Falls Short as Texas Edges Wildcats 64-60
No. 13 Texas rallies to beat 18th ranked Kansas State 64-60 in Manhattan. Jamie Carey scores 21 for Texas while Kendra Wecker nets 28 for Kansas State and 12 rebounds. Wecker’s late surge gives Wildcats a brief 60-59 lead before Norman scores and Dietz seals Texas win.
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Kansas State
Texas
Manhattan
Jamie Carey
Heather Schreiber
Longhorns
Big 12
Baylor
Kendra Wecker
Wecker
Laurie Koehn
Wildcats
Nina Norman
Erie Madden
Kimberly Dietz
Carey
Norman
Megan Mahoney
Claire Coggins
St Louis Blues face uncertain future after NHL season cancellation
Blues president Mark Sauer apologized to fans for not delivering hockey this season and expressed optimism for a fall return. He blamed the economic system, pledged full refunds with interest to season-ticket holders, and noted 50 Blues and Savvis Center staff losses. He urged a new financial model and public support to stabilize the franchise.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Blues
Mark Sauer
Sauer
Blues
Laver
Larry Pleau
NHL
Savvis Center
Bill Laurie
Bill
Nancy Laurie
Bee Blues
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Kansas Wesleyan
Cleveland
Minnesota
Wis
Milwaukee
Butler
NAIA
Associated Preas
Northwestrn
Connerstons
Concordia
Neb
Walsh
Ohio
Wrewell
Southern Oregon
Vincent
Flagler
Fla
Huntington Ind
Or Tech
Cedarville
Embry-Riddle
Dominican
Bellevue
Minot St
N.D
Taylor
Ind
Indiana Tech
Albertson
Idaho
Sioux Falls
S.D
Indiana SE
Ozarks
Bluefield
Morningside
Calif
Evangel
Tabor
Doane
Holy Names
Qzarks
Wimdewell
Gardinal Simicn As
Hastings Neb
Hs St
Chris Landsberger
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