Central Heights tops Metro in double overtime rematch
In Lenexa Central Heights High School beats Metro Academy 69 to 63 after two extra periods to avenge an earlier one point loss. Key performances include Cody Sluder with 21 points and 17 rebounds, Sam Leach 25 points, and Wade Davis contributing in a hard fought battle that showcased strong rebounding and free throw shooting.
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Unstoppable offenses set for BCS title clash Oregon Auburn
In Scottsdale Arizona amid pregame hype for No 1 Auburn and No 2 Oregon the focus centers on explosive offenses. Oregon coach Chip Kellys Ducks average 537 yards per game while Auburn led by Cam Newton and 1409 rushing yards seeks scoring on every possession. Defenses face a stern test as both teams aim for a national title in a high scoring showdown.
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Chiefs get Curtis through Cassel’s playoff push
Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel cites rebound from rough losses as a sign of momentum after a 27 13 win at St. Louis. Kevin Curtis, signed to replace ill Dwayne Bowe, would join Chris Chambers who brings playoff experience from Miami and San Diego into a tough playoff run. Ed Reed and a strong defense loom as a challenge for Kansas City in postseason play.
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Sooners Faithful Return Sparks Hopeful Oklahoma
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops hails quarterback Landry Jones and captain Travis Lewis as key leaders who helped the Sooners win a Big 12 title. Jones threw for 4718 yards and 38 touchdowns with 12 interceptions while Lewis vows for another national championship run next season.
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Peil earns all region honor for Ottawa University women
Ottawa University junior keeper Laura Peil was named to the NSCAA Performance Subaru Women s NAIA All Plains Region team for 2010. She allowed 11 goals a .793 GAA and 37 saves in 1 248 minutes, finishing 11 2 1 with six shutouts.
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Football Transactions Highlight Front Office Moves
The Associated Press itemizes NFL team moves including Denver naming John Elway as football operations executive and promoting Joe Ellisman to chief operating officer. Chiefs sign Kevin Curtis and place Don Washington on reserve, while Patriots add Marques Murreil. Saints name Trent Baulke GM and sign multiple players. Seahawks place Chris Baker and Chester Pitts on injured reserve and cut Vuna Tuthalamaka from the practice squad.
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