Big Eight road teams surge as Kansas dominates Colorado
No. 3 Kansas crushed Colorado 87-53 in Boulder while Oklahoma edged Nebraska 79-76 and Kansas State barely beat Iowa State 76-70. Steve Woodberry joined Kansas' 1,000-point club, and Kansas State's Deryl Cunningham posted 16 points 10 rebounds in a tougher win. The weekend underscored weak home-court advantages across the Big Eight.
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Cyclones claim Top Gun title in tense comeback
OHS trailed 41-39 late but Santa Fe surged to a 57-43 lead with 4:40 left as Cyclones, led by Amanda Duncan with 21 points in the final, sealed the tournament. Duncan earned all tournament and all academic honors, while Santa Fe’s Renessa Allery led with 18 in a four-figure performance and four players in double figures.
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Cowboys Win Super Bowl as Smith Roles in Victory
In the Dallas Cowboys 1993 season capper, Emmitt Smith shines with 61 rushing yards and two touchdowns to secure a 30-13 win over the Buffalo Bills. Troy Aikman struggles in the first half but Dallas’ defense, led by others, clamps down after intermission as Smith earns MVP honors and Buffalo fails to score a TD.
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Wabaunsee tops Osage City in fifth place Mid East tilt
Offensive rebounding and foul trouble hurt Osage City as Wabaunsee won 53 to 41 in the fifth place game. Osage City coach Kent Reed cited poor box out as a factor while Kendall led Osage City with 14 points and Jodi Lohmeyer added 12 with 15 rebounds. Wabaunsee’s Staci Dupata led with 19 points as Osage City heads to Eudora Tuesday.
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