Rematch on tap for Chiefs Bills exhibition game
The Kansas City Chiefs will host the Buffalo Bills in a nationally televised exhibition at Arrowhead Stadium on August 24. It will be the only Chiefs game with a firm date, following a season opener against the Packers in Green Bay.
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Braves drop doubleheader in Kansas Conference play
Ottawa University baseball suffers a pair of losses to Friends University in Wichita, 12-10 and 3-2, as late leads fade in both games. Freshmen Howell and Hoekstra homered in game one, while Lloyd excelled in relief in game two before Friends rallied. OU heads to Central Missouri State, Mid-America Nazarene, and Kansas Newman on upcoming road trip.
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Thompson takes over WSU reins
Scott Thompson was introduced as Wichita State’s new head basketball coach after resigning from Rice. He aims to leverage Shocker tradition and vibrant crowds, noting past rebuilding work at Arizona and Rice while avoiding immediate plan specifics.
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Notre Dame Tops Kansas State In NIT Clash For Third Round
Notre Dame the Irish beat Kansas State 64-47 in South Bend to advance to a third round matchup with Manhattan. Daimon Sweet led Notre Dame with 16 points while Askia Jones scored 19 for Kansas State as the Irish dominated inside and outscored the Wildcats late in the second half.
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Chiefs win NAIA title in overtime to extend unbeaten run
Oklahoma City, led by Smokey McCavery and Terry McCovery, fights back from a late deficit to beat Central Arkansas 82-73 in overtime for a second straight NAIA championship. McCovery earns tournament MVP as Sitkowski fouls out late and King keys decisive plays.
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