Big 12 may not get six NCAA bids
No. 8 Oklahoma State No. 10 Texas and No. 21 Kansas are locks. The league faces questions on how many others will join the NCAA field as 9-7 remains the magic mark. Baylor fights for respect after postseason bans while Kansas aims to clinch with Nebraska and Missouri in a season that could shift the tournament’s location.
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Oklahoma State Earns Share Of Big 12 Title With Texas Victory
Oklahoma State, ranked eighth, tops Texas 76 67 to share the Big 12 title and secure top seed in the conference tournament. Joey Graham scores 20 points as fans flood Gallagher-Iba Arena, while Texas drops to second but earns a first-round bye. Klotz leads Longhorns with 19, Tucker adds 14. Sutton presses for first outright title since 1965.
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Gorton, Platt wrap seasons at state in 1 3A wrestling
HAYS Central Heights senior Kyle Gorton ended his prep wrestling career at the 1 3A State Tournament with a 2 2 mark and an overtime loss, finishing 32 4. Viking sophomore Erik Platt went 0 2 at state, finishing 16 14 after winning only five matches last season. Portis agrees to eight year 50.5 million Redskins deal as Bailey nears Broncos trade. Northwestern State lineman Christopher Waddell dies after collapsing during offseason workout. he was 18 and a walk on.
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Relaford to Start at Royals Second Base in 2002
Kansas City Royals coach Tony Pena said Desi Relaford will be the starting second baseman this season unless he loses the job. Graffanino, a free agent, will also see time at multiple positions. General manager Allard Baird backed Relaford, citing his first half of last season as justification.
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