Monday Tuesday College Basketball Schedule Shifts
The schedule lists Monday evening games Baker at Evangel 5:30 to 7:30, Ottawa at Rockhurst 7:30. Tuesday features Labette Co at Anderson Co Baldwin at Osage City Central Heights at Uniontown Turner at Ottawa Pomona at Lyndon Wellsville at Ward. Wednesday covers Culver Stockton at Baker 5:30 to 7:30.
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NFL Minnesota at Baltimore On Air 8 PM
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American Conference NFL By The Associated Press
The American Conference section compiled by the Associated Press summarizes league standings, team news, and notable performances across the AFC after recent NFL games and events. It highlights key players, coaching changes, and upcoming matchups shaping the conference.
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Southwestern and friends college schedule list
KCAC Je WOOK gus. Monday Southwestern plays Missouri Baptist at Point Lookout Missouri at 1 p.m. Tuesday Southwestern faces Hannibal LaGrange at Point Lookout Missouri at 1 p.m. Bethany visits Central Christian at 5 30 p.m. Thursday Southwestern hosts Bethany at 6 p.m. Bethel goes to Ottawa at 6 p.m. Friends play McPherson at 6 p.m. Sterling vs Tabor at 6 p.m. Kansas Wesleyan at St Mary 6 p.m. Saturday Bethany at McPherson 5 p.m. Kansas Wesleyan at Bethel 5 p.m. St Mary at Friends 5 p.m. Ottawa at Tabor 5 p.m. Southwestern at Sterling 5 p.m.
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Seahawks fall short as they clinch playoff hope hinges on Vikings
Seattle defeated Kansas City 21 18 but cannot clinch a playoff berth without Baltimore’s Monday night result. Seahawks need Minnesota to beat the Ravens, while Trent Dilfer threw two TDs and Darrell Jackson caught two. Priest Holmes won the rushing title for KC.
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Holmes wins rushing title in Seahawks loss to Jets
Priest Holmes of the Kansas City Chiefs finished the season with 1,555 rushing yards, 50 more than Curtis Martin, after amassing 117 yards on 23 carries in a 21 18 loss to Seattle. Holmes broke Christian Okoye’s club mark and credited coach Dick Vermeil for his rise, while edging Marshall Faulk in yards from scrimmage with 2,169. Edgerrin James led the league last season with 1,709 yards.
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Kansas, Oklahoma survive upsets. OSU felled by Texas
In an erratic weekend for top teams, Kansas and Oklahoma avoided upsets while Oklahoma State fell 70 to 61 to Texas at Gallagher-Iba Arena. A postgame scuffle involving Texas players and a pregnant spectator drew strong criticism from school officials. Drew Gooden led Kansas with 27 points and 14 rebounds as Kansas beat Colorado for the Jayhawks’ 25th straight win in the series.
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Big 12 Roundup Highlights Saturday Wins
Kansas defeated Texas A&M 97-85 while Oklahoma cruised to an 89-63 win, their 10th straight. Missouri edged Nebraska 60-53 as Kareem Rush stuggled to 8 points. Baylor beat Iowa State 79-74 with Wendell Greenleaf scoring in a key 21 second second half burst. Texas Tech, with Bob Knight in his Big 12 debut, routed Kansas State 74-49 as Andre Emmett put up 23 points and the defense tallied 15 steals.
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OU to Name Ross New Football Coach at Ottawa University
Ottawa University plans to introduce Patrick Ross as its 26th head football coach at a 1:30 p.m. news conference. Ross, Kansas Wesleyan’s defensive coordinator, comes after Ronnie Jones led a 6-4 season before resigning to coach at West Texas A&M.
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Ottawa Lady Braves suffer in two straight losses in Missouri
Ottawa University women fall 80-55 to Columbia College as 37 turnovers haunt the team, then lose 67-50 to William Woods despite reduced miscues. Bandstra leads with 15 points in each game and a double double in the Columbia matchup. Ottawa, 2-2 in KCAC, closes nonconference play facing Bethel.
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