Saint Mary at Ottawa College hoops Thursday
Saint Mary faces Ottawa in a 6 to 8 pm college basketball slot. High school games include Paola versus Wellsville, Anderson County at Louisburg at 5 pm, Baldwin at Prairie View, and Central Heights against Ottawa. Wellsville meets Paola in a later matchup.
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College and Pro Hoops and Hockey on Wednesday Night TV
TV listings show Wake Forest versus North Carolina State at 6 30 p m on channel 28 Oklahoma State at Oklahoma at 8 p m. Louisville at Memphis at 8 30 p m on channels 7 and 18 NHL St Louis at Washington at 7 p m on channel 27.
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Kansas Prep Boys Basketball Scores Tuesday Night
Andale 64 beat Wellington 50 while Beloit topped Belleville 40 and Bennington 85 over Sylvan 57. The AP results list dozens of Kansas boys games with many 60s and 70s points, plus mixed outcomes for girls scores across the night.
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Baloit
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Sylvan
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Wichita South
Blue Valley
Randolph
Linn
Centralia
Axtell
Chanute
Iola
Chapman
Clay Center
Chase County
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Cheney
Chaparral
Cimarron
Spearville
South Salina
Hesston
Wichita Collegiate
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Victoria
Hillcrest
Mankato
Hope
White City
Ingalls
Haviland
Jayhawk-Linn
Prairie View
Labette County
Pittsburg
Lyons
Sterling
Marion
Centre
Meade
Pawnee Heights
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Cor Plan
Fredonia
Norton
Smith Center
Paola
Osawatomie
Pike Valley
Eastern Heights
Colgan
Riverton
Pretty Prairie
Hutchinson
Trinity
Riley County
Frankfort
Rock Creek
Solomon
Russell
Minneapolis
Smoky Valley
Ellinwood
South Haven
Attica
Southern Cloud
Tipton
St. Paul
Oswego
Thomas More Prep
Scott City
Axteil
Claflin
Otis Bison
OT Clay Center
Concordia
Superior
Neb
Dighton
Scoti
Erie
Baxter Springs
Herington
Council Grove
Hillsboro
Haven
East Wichita
Hutchinson Trinity
Inman
Elt-Saline
Lola
Kinsley
Fairfield
la Crosse
Quivira Heights
Loined
St. John’s
Lincoln
Ellsworth
Logan
Stockton
Moscow
Fowler
Nemaha Valley
Sabetha
Neodesha
Ness City
Jetmore
Newton
Winfield
Nickerson
Halstead
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Ellis
Sublette
Deerfield
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Dome environment favors St. Louis in Super Bowl
AP reports the indoor Superdome setting suits the Rams, who play indoors on artificial turf and have thrived in domes this season. Rams players note easier passing and routing, contrasting with the Patriots’ Snowy Oakland game mentality. Patriots hope Rams’ comfort indoors may not nullify New England’s chances.
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Ottawa wrestles with postponed state hoops and key matchups
All Ottawa Herald area games Tuesday were postponed with Ward at Ottawa to be rescheduled. Anderson County at Central Heights and Marais des Cygnes Valley at Pomona are set for February 9, while Uniontown at Williamsburg moves to February 7. Ottawa Middle School boys at Emporia canceled. Friday returns at home vs Sumner Academy. Ottawa 10-3 overall, 2-1 in Huron League. Cyclones 12-1, 3-0. top scorers and playmakers listed for both teams, with Derby-like expectations as league race tightens.
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Huron
Cyclones
Ross Thompson
Chris Hermreck
Dale Drumright
Adam Spratt
Pats seek respect in Super Bowl clash with Rams
New England, viewed as underdogs, embraces the chance to beat St. Louis in the Super Bowl after edging top defenses and previous rivals. Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri voices confidence while noting the long path to respect, as both cities’ teams chase another pro title in football history.
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Dinner night in New Orleans and players heads up
Rams and Patriots spent their first night in New Orleans before the big game. Kurt Warner led a dinner for fifteen including offensive linemen at Mike Ditka's with steak lobster and seafood, a pricey evening. Roman Phifer, in his first Super Bowl, reflected on switching teams and the late season uncertainty.
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Schottenheimer Rebuilt Chargers To Contend In San Diego
Marty Schottenheimer accepted a four year ten million dollar deal to coach the San Diego Chargers, with potential incentives and a Redskins contribution. He aims to turn a team that missed the playoffs six straight seasons into a championship contender, with quarterback choices between Doug Flutie and Drew Brees and an offense built around a possible LaDainian Tomlinson season.
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Steve Spurrier
John Butler
Kurt
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Bill Arnsparger
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Miami
New York Giants
Doug Flutie
Drew Brees
LaDainiand Tomlinson
Norv Turner
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