High School Basketball Schedule Tuesday Evening Actions
Schedule lists p m games Tuesday including Anderson at Gardner 6 30 p m Baldwin at Ottawa 5 30 p m Osawatomia at Central Heights 6 30 p m De Soto at Wellsville 6 30 p m Pleasanton at Williamsburg 6 30 p m Thursday wrestling Anderson Co at Burlington 6 p m Ottawa Wellsville at Gardner 5 p m College basketball Ottawa at Tabor 6 8 p m
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College football and basketball TV schedule snapshot
On the air schedule lists Oklahoma State at Pepperdine at 9 30 p m FSN Penn State versus Florida State at 7 p m ABC Yale at Kansas at 7 p m channels 7 and 19 Texas Tech at Kansas State women at 7 p m FSN Texas at USC at 7 p m ABC
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NFL Playoff Schedule From Associated Press Rough Outline
The AP lists wild card games on Saturday January 7 with Washington at Tampa Bay and Jacksonville at New England on Sunday January 6. Conference championship dates January 22 include AFC and NFC matchups, with Super Bowl at 5:30 p.m. ABC. Pro Bowl set for February 12 in Honolulu ESPN coverage.
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Bowl games recap with several tight finishes
Alabama won 13 to 10 over Texas Tech, Florida defeated Iowa 31 to 24, Virginia Tech routed Louisville 85 to 24, Wisconsin beat Auburn 24 to 10, Ohio State topped Notre Dame 34 to 20, and Georgia led 5 to 0 in the listed outcomes.
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Packers fire Sherman as coaching market heats up
Green Bay parts ways with Mike Sherman after six seasons as four NFL openings emerge on Black Monday. Ted Thompson begins coach search while Brett Favre faces a decision influenced by the move. Candidates linked include Mariucci, Jim Bates, Tim Lewis, Brad Childress, and Kirk Ferentz as the team weighs a rebuild after a 4-12 season.
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Chiefs face uncertain future after 10-win season
Kansas City players packed bags as Dick Vermeil retired after a 37-3 win over Cincinnati. The team finished 10-6, failed to reach the playoffs, and faced questions about coaching stability, player retention, and how Priest Holmes will fit with emerging star Larry Johnson. Vermeil cited offensive records but noted a weak defense, especially in key losses to Philadelphia and Buffalo.
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Lady Braves Roll Ottawa Heads for Tabor Showdown
Ottawa University rides a five game win streak into a KCAC clash at Tabor after a 72-51 win over Graceland in Lamoni. The Lady Braves boast strong defense and block leaders while Tabor, 10-3, seeks revenge from last season’s two losses.
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Ottawa Braves Fall to Benedictine In Nonconference Loss
Ottawa University drops to 1-9 in nonconference play after an 86-67 defeat to Benedictine at Wilson Field House. Senior Bret Lickteig leads with 18 points and 12 rebounds as Ottawa struggles with outside shooting and transition defense.
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