Missouri hosts Kansas State as swagger fades in Big 12
Missouri and Kansas State square off after early Big 12 woes. Missouri, 11-4, seeks its first conference win behind Marshall Brown’s 24 points and nine rebounds. Kansas State, 10-6, lost Bill Walker to a season-ending knee injury, prompting coach Bob Huggins to adjust the offense.
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Dodgers Introduce All You Can Eat Seats at Dodger Stadium
The Dodgers will convert the right-field pavilion into an all you can eat section for about 3000 fans with $35 advance or $40 game day tickets. Unlimited hot dogs peanuts popcorn nachos and sodas available 90 minutes before games to two hours after first pitch with some items excluded.
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Colts seek run defense edge in Baltimore playoff showdown
The Colts, led by Peyton Manning, square off with Baltimore’s aggressive defense as Deuce McAllister and Reggie Bush pose a two headed threat for New Orleans. Baltimore’s unit, anchored by Adalius Thomas, Bart Scott and Ed Reed, aims to stifle Indy while Steve McNair and Jamal Lewis push back. The other matchups pit Tom Brady and Bill Belichick’s Patriots against Philip Rivers in San Diego, and Seattle at Chicago with Rex Grossman under scrutiny after a late season slump.
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Ottawa ORC offers multiple youth and adult sports programs
The Ottawa Recreation Commission opens Little Hoopsters for ages 4-5 with four 50 minute Saturday sessions at Don Woodward Center starting Feb 3. Registration deadlines Feb 2 for Little Hoopsters and Jan 26 for adult volleyball and basketball. Fees 20 or 30 with T shirt. volleyball 125 per team for 12 games. basketball 165 for six games starting Feb 5 7. Call (785) 242 1939 or visit orcottawaks.org.
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Johnson Named Chiefs MVP Derrick Thomas Award 2006
Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson was named the team's most valuable player and Derrick Thomas Award recipient for 2006. Johnson earned the MVP honor as the top performer for the season in Kansas City, Missouri.
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