Tuesday Sub-dtate basketball slate grid reflects multiple matchups
Louisburg hosts Ottawa at 7 p.m. in a boys game while Anderson County travels to Burlington for a 7 p.m. tip. Pomona faces Jayhawk-Linnee in a boys contest at 7 p.m. Wallsville visits Central Heights from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Louisburg meets Burlington in a boys clash at 6 p.m. Ottawa battles Fort Scott at 7:30 p.m.
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College basketball and hockey schedule across networks
ESPN carries Minnesota at Indiana and Syracuse at Notre Dame in primetime. Kansas State visits Texas, Florida at Georgia, and Nashville hosts St Louis. NBA features Beaver at Memphis. Minnesota visits Sacramento. ESPN2 airs Georgia Tech at Virginia and N C State at Clemson. NHL has Chicago at Dallas on ESPN2.
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College Scores Roundup From Various Matchups
In a wide slate of games notable results include Bradley 77 over Drake 67 Creighton 86 over Wichita State 60 Michigan 88 over Buffalo 78 Evansville 77 Indiana State 69 Illini 76 over Illinois State 62 Southern Missouri State 52 over Nor? Iona 57 Arkansas Pine Bluff 52 Jackson State 50 Arkansas State 85 over Florida International 65 Kansas 65 loss to Texas Tech 56 Georgetown 69 over West Virginia 67 Alabama State 68 over Texas Southern 64 Coppin State 70 over Bethune Cookman 65 Delaware State 59 Howard 36 Morgan State 56 Grambling 51 Mississippi Valley State 92 over Prairie View 76 Alabama A M 75 over ? Carroll? State 78 over Hampton 73 Southern U 77 over Morris Brown 49.
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Ottawa Cyclones Cruise Past Osawatomie In Substate Opener
Ottawa High defeats Osawatomie 74 to 50 as the Cyclones drain 10 three pointers led by Lee Baldwin and Drew Waldron. Gabe Sheffield adds three treys and 12 points in a second-half surge while Ottawa bench contributes 35 points. Osawatomie drops depth strategy to collapse inside.
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Jayhawks Take Share of Big 12 Title With Tech Win
No. 6 Kansas clinches a share of the Big 12 crown by beating Texas Tech 65 56 as Keith Langford scores 20 and coach Roy Williams notes the marathon season. Kansas (23 6, 13 2) heads to a Sunday clash with Missouri for sole possession while Tech’s NCAA hopes waver.
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Colorado Poised for NCAA Bid After Key Road Win
Colorado seeks an NCAA reunion as the Buffs, 17-10, 7-7 Big 12, chase a bid with a final week at home against Oklahoma State and Nebraska. Senior guard Mookie Wright returns from probation to boost veteran leadership while wins over Missouri Kansas and Texas bolster their case. If admitted, the Big 12 could land at least six NCAA invites.
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Big 12 coaches discuss program moves and NCAA bid hopes
Patton notes strong fan support and crowds boosting recruitment as Texas Tech hosts Kansas before finishing at Baylor. Knight reflects on 16 9 season, Andy Ellis absence, and potential improvements. Missouri rises as a bubble NCAA team after wins over Oklahoma and Kansas State, with Quin Snyder praising a 40 minute performance.
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Royals suffer injuries in loss to Mariners
Surprise Arizona fans watched the Royals fall 8 to 7 as Mark Quinn left with a left hamstring strain after sprinting to first base. Carlos Febles and prospect David DeJesus also exited with injuries, though x rays on Febles were negative. Manager Tony Pena called the injuries not serious and expected Quinn to be fine.
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