Tabor's Late Drive Upset Hearts Ottawa at Cook Field
In muddy conditions Ottawa University led 4-0 until Tabor rallied with 1:44 left. Cameron Conant gained 14 on a fourth down run and David Hernandez scored from the one as Tabor escaped 7-4. Salas starred for Ottawa with 72 rushing yards and a near touchdown.
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Kansas State Dominates Jayhawks 64-0 To Reach No 12
Kansas State crushed Kansas 64-0 in Lawrence, vaulting to No 12 in the AP poll. Eli Roberson rushed for three TDs as the Wildcats opened a 30-0 first quarter lead and finished with their 10th straight Governor's Cup victory. Kansas, 0-6 in the Big 12, under Mark Mangino, suffered a historic loss in the 100th meeting.
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Washburn Ichabods claim big win and rename Moore Bowl
Washburn defeated Emporia State 34 to 21 as Dustin Hickel threw three touchdowns and ran for another. The victory came as Washburn announced the Moore Bowl will be renamed Yager Stadium after a $1 million donation honoring Gary Yager, a Washburn alumnus and Kansas City banker.
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Baldwin Girls and Anderson County Boys Shine in State Meet
Baldwin girls led by Erica Ogle with a 4th and Denise Orloff 7th as teammates post strong showings. Anderson County boys, led by David Cox runner-up at 16:06, claim top competitiveness, with Danny Cox 14th and others finishing across the field.
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Benson wins first Winston Cup race at Rockingham
Johnny Benson finally earns his first Winston Cup victory after 226 starts in the Pop Secret 400 at North Carolina Speedway. He holds off Mark Martin by 0.261 seconds with fuel concerns looming and his Pontiac pushed to Victory Lane after running out of gas. Martin’s left-front springs failed postrace inspection, incurring a points penalty for the No. 6 team. Kurt Busch, Jeff Burton, and Jeff Gordon also figure in the top five.
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