Tigers Claim No. 1 In AP Basketball Poll
Missouri rises to the top spot as AP voters place the Tigers first, Kansas second, with Georgetown third and Louisville fourth. Coach Nom Stewart cautions the honor is fleeting while preparing for a home game against Rutgers.
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MdCV boys snap 11 game skid with 49 42 win over Hartford
MdCV led by Mike Tevis with 24 points and nine rebounds in a Lyon County League Tournament opener. The Trojans, now 2-12, outscored Hartford 17-10 in the final period to erase a halftime deficit and advance to face Madison on Wednesday in a rematch of a January loss.
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Waverly Rolls Past Flint Hills 98 43 In League Play
Waverly High boys rout Flint Hills 98 to 43 to move 12-1 overall. Top scorers were Bill Tyson with 27 and Sean Robbins with 25. Mitch Sharon added 12. Coach Mike Hevel noted the fast tempo and advanced to the LCS Tournament semifinals to face Lebo.
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Bulldogs rally past Lebo to secure second win
Waverly girls break an 11 game skid with a 41-34 semifinal clincher at White Auditorium. Donita Masten led with 14 points and 9 rebounds while Lori Peek added 7 points and 7 boards in a comeback win that keeps the season alive at 2-12. The Bulldogs next face Olpe in the LCS Tournament semifinal at 7 p.m.
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No action planned for Oklahoma film review by Big Eight
The Big Eight has no policy for disciplinary action based on game-film reviews. Kansas State coach Lon Kruger offered Oklahoma players for alleged flagrant actions, but conference official John Erickson said the league has no process to reopen or punish after a game. He called such reviews impractical.
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Ottawa High girls head to Louisburg Tourney as seventh seed
Ottawa High travels to the Louisburg Tournament entering as the seventh seed after a 2-0 start. they open tonight at 7:45 against Fort Scott, with Paola atop the field and St Thomas Aquinas chasing in a tight six-team first round.
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Tigers fall to KC Christian in McLouth tourney thriller
Lyndon High drops a 53 51 decision to Kansas City Christian in a tight consolation round. Liberty tied 25 25 at halftime before KC Christian sealed it with two late free throws. Lyndon shot 51 percent but failed on free throws and layups, missing 4 of 12 at the line. Matt Goodrich led Lyndon with 23 points as coach Nick Dawson lamented miscues and poor late free throws.
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Mullnow and Carlson Earn All Tournament Honors
Osage City Indians players Ross Mullnow and Richie Carlson received all tournament recognition for their work in Neodesha where the Indians finished second. Mullnow averages 14 points and eight rebounds and was named the journey's MVP. Carlson averages 16 points per game as Osage City heads to Lyndon tonight.
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Bud Grant: NBA star and Vikings coach who took them to four Super Bowls
Bud Grant remains the sole figure to play in the NBA and coach a football team in the Super Bowl. He played for the Lakers in 1950 51 and led the Minnesota Vikings to Super Bowls in 1970 74 75 and 77. The Orange Bowl hosted consecutive Super Bowls II and III in 1968 69. The piece also notes current record holders Dean Smith and Jody Conrad for career wins in men’s and women’s college basketball. A vehicle ad follows.
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