Arkansas star McFadden and Jones skip senior year for NFL
Arkansas star Darren McFadden and backfield mate Felix Jones announced they will enter the NFL draft, skipping their senior season. Michigan’s Mario Manningham also declared, joining several other notable underclassmen.
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Aggies vie for coaching honor as Turgeon steadies team
Texas A M guards Turgeon have kept momentum after losing Acie Law as they sit 15 1 and 8 straight wins this season Central figures Knight and Beasley Griffin earned Big 12 player of the week while Baylor coach Drew pushes Bears toward NCAA bid with a 13 2 start.
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Dungy weighs coaching future amid family and faith ties
Colts coach Tony Dungy faces a decision on continuing with Indianapolis or retiring to spend more time with family and his charitable work. He insists he is not burned out and wants to avoid shortchanging either the Colts or his relatives, with a decision expected within a week.
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Falcons edge Osawatomie 38 to 36 in nail biting thriller
Falcon girls coach Jerald Johnson says tight wins can become a habit after a 38-36 victory over Osawatomie behind 23 points from Sam Shaffer. Shaffer scored 12 in the fourth quarter as West Franklin built a 17-11 halftime lead, while defense was cited as the key to success.
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Dalton Laird lifts OMS past Central Heights in tight finish
Ottawa Middle School eighth grader Dalton Laird banked a lay-up with two seconds left to give OMS a 285-33 victory over Central Heights. James Peoples scored 11, Adam Fritts nine, and Laird eight. Ottawa plays Prairie View today and Baldwin Thursday. The eighth-grade JV lost 22-20 to the Vikings. Kevin Farrell six, Garrett Brown four. The seventh-grade JV won 15-12, Cooper Black five.
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Falcons edge Americus in tight boys basketball clash
West Franklin Middle School boys edged Americus 43 to 40 as Tyler Webb led with 13 points and Jake Minder and Montana Reno added 10 each. Briar Shaffer scored nine. West Franklin improves to 9 2 and heads to Osage City Thursday. Falcon junior varsity won 35 30 to run record to 8 3.
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West Franklin girls roll to 30 20 victory over Americus
West Franklin Middle School girls basketball defeated Americus 30 to 20 as Alyssa Harmon scored 10 and Sierra Miller added nine. The Falcons improve to 5 6 and travel to Osage City Thursday. Junior varsity also won 20 to 16 to reach 6 5.
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Vikes place in tourney at Tonganoxie Invitational
Central Heights wrestlers J D Johnson and Logan Hughes fell in finals of their divisions, aiding a ninth place team finish with 48 points. Johnson, at 130 pounds, recovered from illness and scored a second place, beating Rockport's 14-2 standout. Hughes, at 285, upset the top seed 13-3 in the semifinals with growing explosiveness. Also competing were Justin Ennis 125, Ryan Kelly 152, and David Green 215.
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