Oklahoma States Could Miss NCAA Tournament Field
AP reports Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tulsa, and Oral Roberts may be shut out of the 68 team NCAA tournament as conference tournaments decide bids. Tulsa hosts first rounds, while neighboring states like Iowa and Oregon also risk underrepresentation.
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Ray Hoyt
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
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Oral Roberts
Hoyt
Tulsa Sports Commission
Texas
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New York
Ohio
Virginia
Florida
California
North Carolina
Arizona
UCLA
Duke
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Iowa
Iowa State
Hawkeyes
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Ole Miss
Southern Miss
Oregon
Oregon State
Ducks
Northwest
Minnesota
Idaho
Montana
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Wyoming
Vikings top Panthers in 3A semis as Burlington girls join
In Burlington Central Heights defeated Kansas City Christian 65 50 in a 3A sub state semifinal. Wellsville forced overtime with Burlington to decide in an 69 68 finish aided by Nolan Rush late bucket. Senior Trenton Meyer and Jacob Brown led the Eagles with 26 and 20 points respectively.
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Herald
Burlington
Central Heights
Viking
Kansas City Christian
Wellsville
Rusty Cannady
Vikings
Cannady
Panthers
KC Christian
Davis
Hoskins
Horstick
Slader
Leach
Seyler
Wildcats
Nolan Rush
Trenton Meyer
Eagles
Jacob Brown
Cyclones reach sub-state final behind Ottawa team effort
Ottawa High School girls beat Fort Scott 46-31 in Paola to advance to the 4A sub-state final for the third straight year. Riley Diel left with an injury before halftime and Kylie Fischer was hampered by illness, but reserves stepped up as Joselynn Dean and Elsie Bones keyed a strong Ottawa press and 50-50 ball hustle. Ottawa (18-4) faces Paola at 6 p.m. after the Panthers upset Louisburg 60-54, meeting a Frontier League rival in the final.
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Ottawa
Fort Scott
Paola
Riley Diel
Kylie Fischer
Cyclones
Louisburg
Cliff McCullough
Joselynn Dean
Elsie Bones
Riley
Elsie
Joselynn
McCullough
David A. Flores
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa High School
NFL and NFLPA extend CBA talks by one week
Washington AP reports the NFL and NFL Players Association agreed to a seven day extension to the bargaining agreement deadline, delaying a potential labor stoppage. Both sides resume mediation Monday with Friday as the new talks end date, while disputes over money and financial disclosure remain unresolved.
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Washington
NFL
NFLPA
Players’ Union
Roger Goodell
NFL Players Association
DeMaurice Smith
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Jeff Pash
Associated Press
George Cohen
Goodell
Pash
Cohen
Smith
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Drake
Illinois
Northwestern
DePaul
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Greg Mast
Players Union
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