Vikings Hold On To Beat Lyndon 54-49 In Non league Game
Central Heights survives Lyndon late rally to win 54-49 as Ben Asbury and Tobin McDaniel lead Lyndon with 12 points each while Craig Feuerborn scores 10 for Central Heights. Vikings improve to 5-1 and prepare for Three Rivers League matchup at Humboldt.
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Defending 5A Champs Romp Past OHL Girls
Bishop Miege overwhelms Ottawa High 75 to 41 in an East Kansas League game. Miege shoots 49.2 percent, dominates rebounding, and forces 23 Ottawa turnovers as Kelly Herrold leads with 16 points and DeNa Waggoner adds 15. Ottawa drops to 2-4, next facing Turner.
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Celtics Honor Auerbach In Banner Retirement Night
Boston Celtics retire No 2 alongside No 1 and 13 other numbers in a ceremony at Boston Garden honoring Red Auerbach. The event precedes a game with the New York Knicks as longtime coach Amassed 1,037 victories and Hall of Fame status.
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Acres lifts Oral Roberts past Kansas State 86 71
Oral Roberts star Mark Acres, son of Titans coach Dick Acres, scored 27 points to power an 86 71 victory over Kansas State. Acres added 11 rebounds and four blocks as Kansas State falls to 7 4. Charles Dorsey scored 20 and Joe Wright opened with 22 in his first start for Kansas State.
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A Lot On The Line In Miami-Steeler Rematch
The AFC title clash pits the Miami Dolphins against the Pittsburgh Steelers, a rematch three months after Miami crushed Pittsburgh 31-7. The winner earns a Super Bowl bid while the loser heads home. Miami boasted a 14-2 season, Steelers 9-7, underdog status at game time.
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Offense Gets The Attention But SF Defense Not Shabby
San Francisco faces Chicago in the NFC title game with both teams boasting strong defenses. Bears star Dent leads a fierce line, while the 49ers counter with Dean and Pro Bowl players Turner Lott Hicks Williamson Wright. Walsh notes the challenge of slowing Walter Payton and a high-powered Bears offense.
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Jayhawks rally past Texas Southern in overtime
Kansas 78 Texas Southern 74 in Allen Field House as the 11th ranked Jayhawks overcome a slow start and a Texas Southern surge. Lawrence coach Larry Brown cited a lack of focus in warmups and used 11 players in the win, with Ron Kellogg and Greg Dreiling contributing key late plays in overtime.
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