Hawks add Morton Wiley to 10 day contract
Weekend sports brief notes the NBA moves: Atlanta Hawks place Jim Les on the injured list and sign Morton Wiley to a 10 day contract. Dallas Mavericks place Jim Jackson on the injured list and activate Doug Smith. Indiana Pacers release John Williams and sign Mark Strickland.
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Notable 1980s teams miss next NCAA tourney run
A list highlights college programs excluded from the following year's NCAA tournament after poor seasons. I Virginia 1984 went 17 16 in 1985, Houston 1984 16 ?, Louisville 1986 48 14 in 1987, Providence 1987 lb 47 in 1988, Kansas 1988 probation in 1989, Seton Hall 1989 12 16 in 1990, UNLV 1991 probation in 1992, amid the 64-team era since 1985.
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Jayhawks clinch Big Eight title with 78 62 win over OSU
Kansas State earns No. 8 seed as Kansas dominates Oklahoma State 78-62 to seal the Big Eight championship and secure top seed for the league tournament. OSU, 20-9, 20-4, faces Nebraska in Friday’s first round. Kansas State and other first round pairings, plus Iowa State’s late 79-77 win over Nebraska, rounded out Sunday’s action. Loren Meyer led ISU with 31 points and 15 boards.
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Highland Park Scots topple Ottawa 80 70 in sub state final
Highland Park overcame 35 turnovers and a tight game to beat Ottawa 80 70 in the Class 5A sub state final. LaRonna Lassiter and Kim Keeling combined for 34 points and 26 rebounds as HP controlled rebounding and drew crucial free throws late. Ottawa led 63 61 with three minutes left before HP surged 9 0 to seal the win.
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Bulldogs and Trojans Punch State Berths
Anderson County defeated Baldwin 53-39 at Paola to claim the Class 4A state bid, led by Amy Feuerborn with 16 points. MdCV edged Lost Springs Centre 54-51 at El Dorado to reach the Class 1A state tournament, with Rusty Sowers scoring 29 points and 12 rebounds. MdCV faces St Paul in Hays.
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Lyndon boys fall in sub state final to Burlingame
Lyndon ends 17-6 season after a 45-42 sub state finals defeat to Burlingame. Senior-led Lyndon struggled after Burlingame's fourth quarter 41-37 run, as coach Nick Dawson praised the seniors' hard play and defensive effort. Doug Shoup led Lyndon with 11 points, followed by Winterscheidt 10 and Jones 9 in final game.
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Marlins blend minors and replacements beat Royals in spring
Florida Marlins top prospects sat out exhibitions while a mixed roster of former players powered an 8-4 win over Kansas City. Chris Rauth earned his first spring win as the Royals fell to 0-4 with three walks allowed by Kansas City pitchers.
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