High School Basketball Friday Schedule Highlights
Tuesday games feature Central Heights at Uniontown Pomona at Jayhawk Linn and Spring Hill at Wellsville. In girls action Hartford meets Williamsburg at 6 p.m. while Gridley travels to Williamsburg for a boys game at 7 30 p.m.
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College basketball and sports slate on ESPN channels
South Carolina at Florida leads a busy night with 6 p.m. on ESPN followed by Seton Hall at Rutgers and Kansas State at Nebraska at 7 p.m., Indiana versus Illinois at 8, Duke at Georgia Tech, Texas A&M at Kansas, and Wichita State? no. Oklahoma at Missouri on ESPN2. Also PGA Match Play at 1 p.m. and NBA games Utah at Minnesota and Portland at Denver plus Kansas at Kansas State women at 11:35 p.m. on Channel 7.
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College Basketball Scores From Monday Night
Quinnipiac 68 over Central Connecticut 66. Robert Morris 61 over St Francis PA 58. Saint Josephs 75 over La Salle 53. Wagner 79 over Sacred Heart 71. Alcorn State 69 over Alabama State 50. Birmingham-Southern 67 over Radford 57. Delaware State 80 over Morgan State 53. Florida A&M 72 over Norfolk State 62. George Mason 69 over Old Dominion 52. Georgia Southern 99 over Chattanooga 92. Hampton 76 over Bethune-Cookman 69. Howard 105 over North Carolina A&T 81. Murray State 100 over Tennessee State 79. Savannah State 67 over Morris Brown 58. Southern University 94 over Alabama A&M 93 in OT. VMI 58 over The Citadel 49. Western Carolina 86 over Wofford 77. Midwest: Butler 79 over Cleveland State 75. Connecticut 87 over Notre Dame 79. Southwest: Centenary 78 over Texas-Pan American 76. Mississippi Valley State 72 over Texas Southern 66. Prairie View 66 over Arkansas-Pine Bluff 53. Texas Tech 62 over Oklahoma State 57. Texas-San Antonio 83 over SW Texas 73. Far West: San Diego State 89 over New Mexico 73. UNLV 74 over Air Force 70. Utah 71 over BYU 64.
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Prep BB Kansas Boys Scores From Monday Night
The Associated Press reports boys results: Eastern Heights 57 Downs 51. KC Bishop Ward 56 KC Turner 43. Girls include Eastern Heights 70 Downs 38. Golden Plains 85 Jennings 37. Other scores: Grinnell 69 Wheatland 30. Leavenworth 58 SM West 31. Natoma 55 Kensington 45. Ransom 61 Otis Bison 36. St Thomas Aquinas 74 BVNW 40. SM South 39 SM North 33. Wathen 51 North Platte Mo 43. Weskan 52 Sharon Springs 44.
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Braves rally to beat Saint Mary 86 to 72 in league game
Ottawa Braves upset Saint Mary 86 72 at Wilson Field House to gain a postseason bid race. Guard play sparked the win as Lickteig Porter and Bulmer led with 17 points each, Burke and McCoy also contributing double figures and 25 of 32 free throws sealing the victory. Ottawa improves to 13 16 and faces Sterling Wednesday in a tougher test.
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Big 12 coaches debate paying college athletes
Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson dismisses revenue shares as a pipe dream while Baylor's Dave Bliss calls it a Pandora's Box Yet a majority of Big 12 coaches favor stipends or salaries for players in revenue producing sports Colorado coach Ricardo Patton notes many players lack family support and money The value of full athletic scholarships ranges from about 8300 to 23000 yearly depending on school and residency Bliss remains cautious saying the issue could become reality with time amid a Nebraska bill pushing payments for football players and Gov Johanns backing it
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Big 12 coaches weigh paying athletes amid Title IX concerns
Big 12 coaches from multiple states debate stipends for college athletes as Title IX legal risks loom. Kelvin Sampson warns of lawsuits if men’s programs are paid while women’s are not, while players like Kansas senior Nick Collison spotlight financial struggles.
Ottawa Falls to Friends in Play-In Tilt Ending Season
Friends University defeated Ottawa 65-57 in a conference play-in game at Garvey Gym to end the season. Ottawa trailed 34-25 at halftime as top scorers Shawna Loomis and Amber Lannan were sidelined, following a 72-60 loss in the previous meeting at Wilson Field House.
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Lady Braves edge Ottawa in tight clash
Gina Wheat led Ottawa with 20 points as Friends defeated Ottawa 65 57. Wheat and Bollegar posted 20 and 10 for Ottawa, while Friends featured O'Brien 20 Rakajan 19 Bell 17 and a strong 19-8 charity line advantage. Ottawa shot 36 percent (21 of 58) and finished 10-18.
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Lawrence wins Ottawa Thunder Super Shootout title
Lawrence Jayhawks captured the Ottawa Thunder Super Shootout at Ottawa High School, defeating Kansas City Bobcats 39 31 in the final. The eight team fourth grade event included area clubs. Ottawa finished fourth with a 15 12 record and rostered Adam Fritts Zach George Jake Huddleston Brandon Jung Dalton Laird Alex Mars Matt Mendel Evan Moore.
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McMurray Dominates Rain Delayed Busch Race at Rockingham
Jamie McMurray led 192 of 197 laps in the rain delayed Busch Series event at North Carolina Speedway, beating pole winner David Green by nearly 20 car lengths. He had won the day after finishing fifth in the Winston Cup race, reversing the planned order.
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