High School Basketball Tonight Top Guns Schedule
Today's games feature Ottawa against Anderson County at 6 15 p m in the red gym Baldwin meets Santa Fe Trail at 7 45 p m in the red gym Eudora faces Tonganoxie at 6 p m in the blue gym Bonner Springs plays Wellsville at 7 30 p m in the blue gym plus county and league matchups across multiple gyms and venues with Waverly Madison and others in the Lyon County and Marais des Cygnes Valley tournaments.
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Santa Fe Trail
Eudora
Tonganoxie
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Wellsville
Waverly
Madisson
KC Sumner Academy
Paola
Jayhawk-Linn
Central Heights
Yates Center
Pomona
Lyon County
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Olpe
Flinthills
Lyndon
Lebo
College Scores From Wednesday AP Roster
Boston College topped St John 85 68 Bucknell beat Lehigh 80 69 South Alabama over DePaul 62 59 Citadel edged Furman 65 64 Duke defeated Notre Dame 74 72 Florida routed Georgia 100 78 Kentucky down South Carolina 79 67 Maryland beat Clemson 73 53 Mississippi State 66 52 LSU over Mississippi State 66 52 NC State 84 78 Georgia Tech North Carolina 90 77 Florida State Seton Hall 77 48 Miami 48 Vanderbilt 85 73 Wake Forest 59 Virginia 61 59 Midwestern games Indiana 78 66 Minnesota Iowa 86 76 Northwestern 62 61 Oklahoma State 61 OT Miami Ohio 79 50 Michigan State 77 71 Ohio State 71 94 Western Michigan 83 Central Michigan 83 St Louis 76 Marquette 66 Western Michigan 75 Toledo 72 South West Jacksonville 90 Ark Litbe ck 76 Oklahoma 87 Kansas State 77 Prairie View A&M 97 Huston-Tillotson 90 Rice 96 Baylor 88 OT Southern Methodist 70 Houston 56 Far West Colorado 80 Sacramento State Loyola Marymount 76 Pepperdine 74 San Diego 97 San Francisco 94
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Woodberry sinks Cowboys in overtime for Kansas
In a tough Big Eight clash at Lawrence, Steve Woodberry hit a right-side three with 1.5 seconds left in overtime to lift third-ranked Kansas past Oklahoma State 62-61. Greg Ostertag dominated inside with 11 rebounds and eight blocks, while Brooks Thompson led OSU with 23 points.
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Kansas
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Ontjes sparks Sooners past Kansas State 87-77
Oklahoma point guard John Ontjes delivered a career high 34 points to lift the Sooners over Kansas State 87-77, as Oklahoma improved to 10-5 overall and 2-2 in the Big Eight. Deryl Cunningham and Askia Jones led K State with 19 and 31 points respectively, while Dana Altman lamented defensive lapses and ill-advised shots in the second half.
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Wolfter
Beane
NCAA proposes penalties to curb bench fights in football
The Football Rules Committee recommends ejecting and suspending substitutes and coaches who leave the bench to join fights and barring players from the rest of the game and next half. Chair Doug Dickey says harsher penalties address fights that marred several high profile games last season and cites four brawls on September 5 including Miami Colorado and Maryland Virginia Tech.
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McPherson Downs OU 83 77 In Kansas Conference showdown
Veteran McPherson, fielding an all upperclassmen lineup, built a 16 point halftime lead at Wilson Field House before Ottawa rallied to take a one point edge. The Bulldogs steadied and pulled away to win 83 77 as OU suffered a third straight defeat. Coach Carrier credited McPherson's poise and execution down the stretch.
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Braves
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Lady Braves display character after win over McPherson
Ottawa University beat McPherson 85 to 70 at Wilson Field House to move to 9-8 overall and 3-5 in the Kansas Conference. Four players reached double figures, none above 13, with 11 players scoring. Coach Patti Masten praised the team for maintaining intensity after a prior loss. The Lady Braves shot 25 percent in the first half.
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Southwestern
Management praised as Bills and Cowboys build great NFL core
The Bills and Cowboys are cited as near perfect teams built by strong front offices and owners. Gary Butler and Jim Kelly credit sustained rosters and Ralph Wilson's spending, while Dallas revives under Jones and Johnson. The piece notes Bills signings from small colleges and the owners' impact on success.
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Mark
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