Thursday and Friday College and high school schedules
Thursday brings Saint Mary versus Ottawa at 6 to 8 p.m. in college basketball and Anderson County wrestling at Osawatomie at 6 p.m. Ottawa hosts Wellsville at 5 p.m. On Friday high school games include Anderson County at Eudora at 6:30, Baldwin at Central Heights at 6:30, De Soto at Ottawa at 5:30, Pomona at Northern Heights at 6:30, Paola at Wellsville at 6:30, Williamsburg at Jayhawk Linn at 6:30, and Ottawa at Tri City at 5:30.
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John Nowak
Ottawa Herald
Kansas
Ottawa High School
Dustyn Toland
Cyclone
Wednesday night college basketball and NBA matchups listed
Texas A M visits Kansas at eight with Princeton at Duke and Notre Dame at Seton Hall on ESPN networks. Alabama plays Vanderbilt, Phoe nix hosts Houston, DePaul meets Cincinnati, Memphis squares with Texas, Arizona visits California, Gonzaga at Santa Clara, plus Seattle at Washington and Indiana at San Antonio in TNT or ESPN2 coverage.
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Houston
ESPN
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Cincinnati
Memphis
Texas
Arizona
California
FSN
Gonzaga
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Mercedes
Seattle
Washington
Indiana
San Antonio
College Basketball Scores From Tuesday by AP
East Columbia 75 Army 59 and Maryland 85 Mt Saint Marys Md 53 lead amid a slate of results. Southwest Oral Roberts beat Southern Utah 73 67 while Texas Tech routed Northern Colorado 88 68 with several other games noted.
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Tigers, Royals, Mariners sound off in busy MLB and NFL slips
DETROIT TIGERS agreed to terms with Ramon Martinez on a one year contract. KANSAS CITY ROYALS named Neal Harwell as VP and GM of the Royals television network with several executives named. SEATTLE MARINERS agreed to terms with Pokey Reese. COLORADO ROCKIES promoted Gerrett and Alves and Levine to senior posts. NFL fined Denver’s John Lynch 75000 for helmet to helmet hit. ARIZONA CARDINALS extended Scott Player. CHICAGO BEARS fired Terry Shea. CINCINNATI BENGALS signed Jamall Broussard. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS fired Bill Musgrave. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS placed Tracy White on injured reserve.
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Jay Alves
Thad Levine
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Denver Broncos
John Lynch
Indianapolis
Arizona Cardinals
P Scott Player
Chicago Bears
Terry Shea
Cincinnati Bengals
Jamall Broussard
Jacksonville Jaguars
Bill Musgrave
Seattle Seahawks
Tracy White
USC No 1 wire-to-wire AP champ after Orange Bowl win
USC finished 13-0 and captured the AP national title wire to wire after routing Oklahoma 55-19 in the Orange Bowl. Auburn, Oklahoma, Utah, and Texas followed in the final poll with USC securing 62 first place votes to Auburn’s 1. The Trojans tied Miami for the fourth most titles at five and could start next season as the favorite to win a third straight AP crown.
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Nebraska
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Virginia
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Navy crack Top 25 for first time since 1979 at No 24
Navy breaks into the Top 25 for the first time since 1979, listed at No 24. Fresno State also enters the poll at No 22, boosting the rankings for midseason coaches and fans.
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Navy
Fresno State
Texas A M seeks respect after 11 0 start in wake of rough past
Texas A M coach Billy Gillispie guides the Aggies to an 11 0 start, best since 1919 20, as they prepare for a Big 12 opener at No 2 Kansas. They have climbed from 0 16 in league play last season to undefeated, aiming to prove they belong with elite programs.
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A&m
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Baylor
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UTEP
Reed Arena
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Acie Law IV
Kansas
Chiefs brass: defense can improve with better play
Kansas City leaders Vermeil and Peterson said the Chiefs can fix defensive woes by having current players perform better. They noted injuries and form for Jerome Woods and emphasized continued coaching, drafting, and loyalty to existing players rather than big off season changes.
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