NIT First Round Matchups And Weekend Track Schedule
The Associated Press lists NIT first round games including Marist at Rhode Island and Charleston at Tennessee with several others at 6:30 to 10:59 p.m. Tomorrow Ottawa at Emporia and Friday Ottawa Relays highlight upcoming track events. Also noted is a Providence versus Fairfield opener at New Haven Coliseum with start time 6:30 p.m.
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Baseball and basketball and football moves on Tuesday
Transactions list shows Angels cutting Mark Williamson and Ralph Bryant while Indians sign Jesse Levis. Mariners extend Lou Piniella. Rangers option Julio Santana. Reds reassign several players, Expos sign Rondell White. Phillies waive B J Wallace. Abdul-Rauf suspended. Rider fined. Knicks add Ronnie Grandison. NFL hires and retirements include Newsome as director, Chiefs retire Ronnie Lott, Saints sign Darren Mickell, and college moves at Arkansas State Florida State Southern Miss.
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Cummings Wins KCAC Player of the Year for OU Braves
Cavazos Cummings known as C.V. earns conference player of the year after a standout four seasons with Oral University Braves. He averaged 18.2 points and 7.4 rebounds, led OU to two national appearances, and became the school's all time leading scorer with 1,885 points. Coach Andy Carrier praises his leadership and impact on teammates.
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Kyle) Farrell
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Wildcats seek defensive key in NCAA first round
Kansas State earns its first NCAA bid since 1993 and defends strongly as they face New Mexico in a 1:45 p.m. Friday game. Guard Elliot Hatcher notes their capability to beat any team when at peak, while New Mexico leads with 27-4 and three double-figure scorers Charles Smith Kenny Thomas and Clayton Shields.
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Mat Masters Dominate Paola Open With Six Champs
Mat Master Ottawa youth wrestling team finished the regular season strong at the Paola Open, placing 23 in the top four and crowning six champions. The squad advances to sub-districts this weekend, with top four per weight class moving to district. First-place winners were Chris Garrett and Michael Espinosa in under eight, Todd Roberts under ten, and Bryan Browning under twelve.
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Wellsville District Wrestling Tournament Set for March 23
About 750 wrestlers aged 8 and under to 16 will compete at Wellsville as qualifiers from sub district meets advance to the district tourney. The event runs all day starting 9 a.m. in both gyms and the multi purpose room with Randy Hinderliter directing and top finishers moving to state in Topeka.
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Kansas struggles on boards after title run
Kansas, led by 6-11 Raef LaFrentz, saw rebounding edge slip after a 56-55 loss to Iowa State in the Big Eight final. Once dominating at 42.1 boards per game, the Jayhawks have been outrebounded in five straight with a first round NCAA game looming versus South Carolina State.
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