Weekend College Basketball and Wrestling Schedule Notes
Saturday to Sunday events include Avila at Ottawa men at 7 30 p m and Ottawa men facing Bethany West Virginia at Bahamas for women. High school clashes feature Jayhawk Linn at Anderson County, Paola at Baldwin, Spring Hill at Ottawa 7 15 p m, Osage City at Wellsville, and Williamsburg at Pleasanton. Wrestling lines list Anderson County at Osawatomis am Baldwin at Wellsville 5 p m Ottawa at Sterling 6 8 p m Friday brings Eudora at Anderson County Pleasanton at Central Heights Poola at Otawa 5 30 p m Uniontown at Pomona Wellsville at Louisburg Jayhawk Linn at Williamsburg Ottawa at Tri City 5 30 p m
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National sports schedule for college and pro games
A dense broadcast slate lists multiple college and pro games across CBS ESPN ESPN2 FSN ABC NBC and WGN. Highlights include Temple at Syracuse, Duke at Clemson, Arizona at Arizona State, Tennessee at UMass, Georgia Tech vs Tulsa, Dallas at Carolina, and Chiefs Game Day with NFL playoff implications.
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Bowl Glance From AP Highlights Major Bowls and Matchups
AP overview lists several bowl games with dates and networks. Tulsa faces Georgia Tech in the Lumattarian Bowl in Boise at 41 am on ESPN. Oklahoma battles LSU in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans at 7 p.m. on ABC. East versus West plays in the Shrine Classic in San Francisco at 1 p.m. on ESPN.
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Football Playoff Schedule Snapshot From January Weekend
A compact list shows matchups for Saturday and Sunday games across January. Teams include Tennessee Dallas Seattle Denver Carolina Baltimore Green Bay St Louis New England Kansas City Philadelphia and Indianapolis with times ranging from noon to 7:15 p.m. on ABC FOX and CBS networks.
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Ottawa tops Baldwin as press backs Cyclones to start year
Ottawa High defeats Baldwin 69 66 behind a tightened press and strong backcourt. Senior Andrew Maxwell returns from mono to contribute nine points and rebounding, while Baldwin veteran Chris Irick led with nine points. Nine Bulldogs scored, and coach Grover praised pressure that unsettled Baldwin early.
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Baldwin Defense Stifles Ottawa Cyclones 57 32
Baldwin’s pressure defense limited Ottawa to season lows in all categories and sparked two 13 0 runs. Coach Eric Toot credited scouting and team defense for the win, with Ottawa unable to solve the Bulldog press.
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OHS girls rally despite tough substate foes
Coach Toot lamented execution and effort after a hard loss as his Baldwin teammates Garrison and Brown led with 12 points each. Ottawa’s Caitlin Smith added 11 while defender Miles limited Ramsey. Junior varsity fell 53-28. Spratt led Ottawa with 10. The Cyclones prepare at home for Paola next Tuesday.
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Fiesta Bowl caps Krenzel sendoff in strong OSU win
Ohio State's Craig Krenzel capped his college career with four touchdown passes as No. 7 OSU held off No. 8 Kansas State 35-28 in the Fiesta Bowl. Eli Roberson started for Kansas State amid sexual assault allegations, throwing 294 yards and leading two late drives that fell short.
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