Power versus finesse in Super Bowl clash
Washington Redskins rely on brute strength and time consuming drives while the Denver Broncos counter with speed, misdirection, and quick strikes. Quotes from Darrell Grant, John Elway, and others frame a showdown of size and scheme as both teams seek to exploit their matchup.
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Garnett Gals Reach Louisburg Invitational Semis
Garnett High School's girls beat Fort Scott 42 31 to advance to the Louisburg Invitational semifinals. The Lady Bulldogs improve to 6 4 and will face Paola at 6 15 Thursday after Paola defeated Osawatomie 41 37, while Louisburg meets Spring Hill at 7 45.
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Garnett Bulldogs Hold On At Louisburg Invite
Garnett tops Fort Scott 63 54 in a game highlighted by a 13-4 third quarter surge and a 16-13 fourth period. Senior Diane Miller led Garnett with 20 points, Janna Henderson added 9, and Kelli Kilet 8 with nine rebounds. Garnett shot 42.4 percent. Fort Scott 30 percent. Garnett held a 27-23 rebounding edge and forced 26 turnovers while committing 17.
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Paola rallies past Garnett 59 52 in roughing county clash
Paola trailed at halftime but outscored Garnett 39 24 in the second half to win 59 52 in a Frontier League non league matchup. Garnett with 6 6 on the season led by Evan Doran 24 points while Michael Orr led Paola with 23 as Garnett committed 11 turnovers and Paola 19.
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Boys basketball scores from Kansas and Nebraska games
The Associated Press lists numerous high school boys basketball results across Kansas and Nebraska, with final scores for Orthodox teams such as Aquinas, De Soto, Arkansas City, Winfield, Baldwin, Gardner-Edgerton, Basehor, Pleasant Ridge, and many more. Notable outcomes include Baxter Springs 65 over Northeast of Alma 45, Belleville 67 over Smith Center 55, and Wichita North 83 over Bishop Carroll 49, among others.
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Lyndon Tigers Tame Osage City 66 44 Victory
Lyndon High beat Osage City 66 to 44 as Tom Custenborder led with a career high 23 points and 11 rebounds. Lyndon jumped to 14-4 first-quarter lead and held a 28-13 halftime advantage, finishing strong 23-16 in the final period. Osage City, now 7-6, was led by Neil Plinsky with 12 points.
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Rockers Leads Baldwin Boys Past Gardner-Edgerton 74 50
Brett Rockers nets 27 points and grabs 10 rebounds as Baldwin High defeats Gardner-Edgerton 74-50 on Tuesday night. Baldwin shoots 44.4 percent, dominates glass 45-29, and opens a 38-20 halftime lead. Gardner's Jeff Elkinton scores 10. Baldwin peers Eric Toot and Tim Sheldon add 12 and 10. Baldwin travels Friday to Santa Fe Trail for a non league game.
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Appanoose Completes Season Indian Cagers
Appanoose finished its junior high basketball season with the girls posting a 10 2 record to win the Big Eight League title and league tournament. The Indian boys were 7 3 in league play, placing second in the regular season and third in the tournament.
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