Sub-state basketball schedule headlines week of games
Monday games at 7 p.m. Jayhawk Linn at Central Heights Pomona at Wabaunsee McLouth at Wallsville Girls Anderson County at Iola Osawatomie at Baldwin KCAC Tournament Women Ottawa at Tabor 7 p.m. Tuesday sub state features Sirta Central Heights Erie Pomona Horton Wellsville Oskaloosa Boys Anderson County Santa Fe Trail Baldwin. Wednesday Arkansas City at Ottawa 7 p.m. Thursday Winfield at Ottawa 7 p.m.
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College basketball broadcast schedule highlights tonight
ESPN presents Pittsburgh at West Virginia at 6 p.m. ESPN2 airs Connecticut at Rutgers women at 6:30 p.m. ESPN carries Oklahoma State at Oklahoma at 8 p.m. Boise State at Fresno State headlines 11 p.m. on ESPN2 LSU visits South Carolina at 6 p.m. St Joseph’s vs Xavier at 6:30 p.m. on ESPN2 Illinois at Minnesota at 8 p.m. on ESPN.
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KCAC Men’s Playoff Bracket Recap and Results
KCAC play in and knockout rounds list results from February. Key games include Friends defeating St Mary 50 to 35 and Bethel 35, McPherson 66 over St Mary 64, Tabor 78 over Bethany 72, Southwestern 93 over Kansas Wesleyan 89, and a February 28 final with Tabor facing Southwestern at 7 pm. Strong showings by Tabor, Southwestern, Ottawa and Sterling noted.
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College Basketball Scores From AP Digest
East region winners Duke over Temple 74–66 and Georgetown 68–53 over Syracuse. Massachusetts defeats Dayton 66–47, Penn tops Dartmouth 68–52, Penn State 68– Northwestern 55. Pittsburgh 81 over Providence 68, Princeton 75 over Harvard 48. Saint Joseph's 70– Richmond 38, West Virginia 68– Louisville 64. Xavier 85– Rhode Island 76, Yale 71– Columbia 65. South results Arkansas 79– Tennessee 69, Clemson 90– Virginia 64, Georgia Tech 76– Wake Forest 61. LSU 71– Kentucky 67, Memphis 78– Tulsa 67. Mississippi State 83– Georgia 68, Saint Louis 77– Charlotte 74, Tennessee State 74– E. Kentucky 64. Tulane 66– East Carolina 53, Vanderbilt 57– South Carolina 66, Virginia Tech 72– Florida State 61. Midwest Jadley 86– Drake 66, DePaul 67– Seton Hall 64, Evansville 77– Indiana State 76. Kansas City 71– Iowa 69, Kent State 70– Miami Ohio 63, Marquette 60– Notre Dame 72– Missouri 60. Ohio State 64, N Iowa 46, UMKC 77– Wisconsin Park 73, Wichita State 64– Illinois State 57. Southwest BYU 61– Towson 72, Baylor 91– Iowa State 73, Serena 71– Kansas State 70, Oklahoma State 76– Texas Tech 69.
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Ottawa Lady Braves Reach KCAC Finals Over Bethany
Ottawa University women rally from 12 down in second half to beat Bethany 70 60 in the KCAC tournament semifinal. Renee Sidney and Amanda Stichler lead with 14 points each as Ottawa earns a title shot against Tabor, seeks first NAIA berth since 2005.
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Bowen Falls To Payne In 275-Pound State Final
Ottawa senior Levi Bowen finishes second as Paola’s Caleb Payne wins his third straight state wrestling title 5-3 at Wichita Kansas Coliseum while Bowen battles back from back issues and a tough season to end 27-7. Payne defeated Bowen in double OT a week earlier.
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Texas bombs Kansas in 80 55 rout at home
Texas built a 20 point cushion and rode LaMarcus Aldridge 18 points on 9 of 10 shooting to beat Kansas 80 55 at Austin. PJ Tucker added 19 and A J Abrams 12 as Texas tied a school record with the win, staying undefeated at home in conference play. Kansas led by Julian Wright with 18, but struggled to contain Texas early and late.
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Oklahoma narrowly beats Kansas State in third straight 1-point win
No. 22 Oklahoma survives a tense finish at Norman 71-70 as Taj Gray scores 23 and Terrell Everett adds 12 points and 10 assists. Kansas State, led by Dramane Diarra, grabs a late chance but Bookout blocks a key shot. Wildcats suffer their ninth close loss and slide to 14-11, 5-0 Big 12.
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