Oklahoma State Eyes Upset of Perfect Kansas State
Oklahoma State aims to disrupt No. 2 Kansas State's pursuit of a perfect season in Manhattan. Cowboys quarterback Wes Lunt returns as the starter after a 324-yard game, while coach Mike Gundy notes hard work and team buy-in as keys. Wildcats quarterback remains a major matchup focal point.
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Oklahoma Faces Iowa State Looking for Big 12 Bounce
Oklahoma, 14th-ranked, travels to Ames after back-to-back losses to Notre Dame and Kansas State. Iowa State, 5-3, rides a solid run this season despite injuries, aiming to upset the Sooners and bolster its bowl chances.
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Royals Shuffle 40-man Roster Add Moscoso Hayes Move Wood
Kansas City Royals reinstated Danny Duffy and Felipe Paulino from the 60 day DL after elbow surgeries. They claimed Guillermo Moscoso and Brett Hayes off waivers, with Blake Wood going to Cleveland and Manuel Pina assigned to Omaha. Hayes known for defense and catching. Moscoso brings prior majors experience with Rangers Athletics and Rockies.
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Ottawa seniors fuel Braves bid for playoff glory
Ottawa University football seniors, part of five straight winning seasons, seek a fourth straight NAIA playoff appearance in the final home game versus Friends. The 6-2 Braves sit 19th, tied for KCAC lead, while Friends’ defense ranks highly in rushing yards allowed and sacks. Dexter Davis leads Friends’ strong unit as Ottawa aims to control the line and continue a potent 420-yard offense.
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