Steeler Duo Staley Bettis Lead Pittsburgh Run to Super Bowl
The Steelers aim to control the game with two power backs, Staley and Bettis, behind an All-Pro line as they prepare to face the Patriots. Staley, coming off late-season big games, shares carries with Bettis who started the season benched and ran for 100-yard games in key moments. The plan centers on the ground attack to set up rookie Roethlisberger’s passing chances while Dallas and New England vie for a shot at the title.
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Eagles set to host Falcons in freezing playoff showdown
Eagles (14 3) face Atlanta (12 5) in a chilly Sunday on the way to the Super Bowl with a weather forecast of snow. Falcons rookie coach Jim Mora says it’s house money as Michael Vick eyes a second Super Bowl bid for his franchise. Last season Philadelphia fell to better weather teams in the playoffs, while Atlanta arrives seeking its first title game since 1998.
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Ottawa Falls In Overtime To Tabor In Wild Tilt
Ottawa battled to force overtime after trailing early but misfired in the extra period as Tabor pulled away late. Wheeler led Ottawa with 26 points and five steals, while Lickteig and Thiessen added double figures in a back and forth nonconference clash.
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Ottawa University athletes named to NAIA All-American teams
Ottawa University football players Justin Smail and Brandon Myers earned NAIA All-American honors with Smail on the first team and Myers on the honorable squad. Smail had 38 receptions for 389 yards, while Myers led the conference with seven interceptions and added 42 tackles. The NAIA Scholar-Athlete list includes Jeremiah Dean Tyler Davis and Jason Tharp, an Ottawa native. Volleyball scholar-athlete Melissa Combs also named.
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Appanoose squads take third in league tourney
The Appanoose girls beat Marais des Cygnes Valley 27 16 to claim third in the Sunflower League Tournament at Appanoose, finishing 7 3. The Appanoose boys defeated MdCU 48 19 led by Bryant Harmon 22 points while Cody Miller 11 Chris Mills 6 Dustin Williams 4 and Dalton Farrar 4 contributed. Appanoose ended 6 4. Burlingame beat Pomona 22 16 to win the girls title and Williamsburg defeated Lyndon 36 28 to win the boys title, both teams unbeaten.
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Ottawa JV Wrestlers Win 12 Of 20 In Baldwin City
Ottawa High School junior varsity posted 12 victories in 20 matches in Baldwin City. Luke Palan at 140 pounds and Erich Falls at 275 each won three. Others winning included Brad Burke 2-1 at 103, Kyle Allie 1-2 at 160, Jared Matney 1-1 at 171, Sam Blecha 2-1 at 215, while Aaron Lehman went 0-3.
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Illinois Escape Scare In Overtime Win At Iowa
Luther Head carried Illinois with 25 points and six steals as the top-ranked Illini survived a 73-68 overtime scare at Iowa. He sealed the game with a driving layup with 40 seconds left in OT after defending Pierre Pierce. Head logged 42 minutes and led Illinois to a 19-0, 5-0 Big Ten start amid season-worst shooting.
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