Nebraska topples Kansas State in Bramlage record low score
Nebraska outscored Kansas State 57 to 42 at Bramlage Coliseum in a historically low scoring game. Aleks Maric had 15 points and 17 rebounds, lifting the Cornhuskers to victory as Kansas State saw its 11-game home win streak end and coach Jim Wooldridge lamented the effort as the worst he’s been part of.
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Ottawa Holds Off Paola In Boys High School Tilt
Ottawa improves to 7-1 in a close matchup led by Phillip Sylvester with 15 points and strong boards. Ojeleye returns to practice as Aaron Douglas anchors defense, while Paola’s Jordan Karr battles foul trouble. Junior varsity and freshman squads also posted results with Ottawa’s Curtis Clayton and Jake Moore contributing double digits.
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Anderson County girls rally past Wellsville 39 31 win
In Wellsville the Anderson County girls outscored Wellsville 10 1 in the fourth quarter to overcome a 30 29 deficit after three periods. Brecken McDaniel led with 14 points and seven rebounds while Raleigh Maloan added 10. Korey Highie paced Wellsville with eight.
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Baldwin Bulldogs Beat Osawatomie For 6-1 Start
In Osawatomie Baldwin improved to 6-1 after a 62-49 victory over Osawatomie. Aaron Hannon scored 14, Ryan Jorgensen 12, Blake Weiden 10. Baldwin hosts five straight home games and starts Baldwin Invitational next week opening at 6 p.m. Tuesday versus Kansas City Christian.
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Edwards Rehires Gunther Cunningham As Chiefs Defensive Coordinator
Gunther Cunningham is retained as defensive coordinator by new Kansas City coach Herman Edwards. Chiefs fired him after 2000 and invited a return in 2004 following a 29th ranked defense in 2003. Carl Peterson announces eight player signings including Arrion Dixon and Eddie Freeman.
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Diener Leaves Salina Central for Gardner Edgerton
Marvin Diener, long time Salina Central football coach with six state titles since 1993, will depart after 19 years to take over Gardner Edgerton High School. His teams have 170 wins and 42 losses since 1987. An official Gardner Edgerton announcement was expected today. Salina Central won its sixth state title by defeating Blue Valley in November. He replaces Matt McLerod, who resigned after the season.
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Duke Pounds Maryland Behind Williams Triple Double
Duke, ranked No. 1, beat No. 23 Maryland 76-52 as Sheldon Williams posted a career triple double with 19 points, 11 rebounds and 10 blocks. J. J. Redick added 27 points and dunked for the first time in college. DeMarcus Nelson tweaked a previously injured ankle and left the floor on crutches.
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Texas A&M Rout KS State in Big 12 Clash
Marentke Ate rase led Texas A&M with 17 points off the bench as the Aggies toppled Kansas State 66-39. Aterase scored 10 of the final 11 first half points to help a 31-21 halftime lead, while Kansas State shot poorly and Hamlin topped the Wildcats with 10 points and five rebounds. The win was A&M's largest margin in a Big 12 game and tied for their fewest points allowed in conference play.
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