Ottawa Cyclones fall short in state final after spirited rally
Ottawa High’s soccer team pushed Lansing to the limit in a 2-1 loss. Dan Bishop and Ben Martin scored for Lansing while Jarod Sigmund pulled Ottawa within a goal late. Coach Cahill praised the effort and noted Ottawa finishes 16-4, the best record in school history.
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Lansing
Jarod Sigmund
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Roland Jaworski
Casey Colbern
Josh Guilfoyle
Kyle Hart
Matt Woods
Adam Spratt
Kyle Huschka
Greg Mast
Attawaherald
Braves fall to penalties in rough loss
Notes from the game show Jones urging discipline after a costly penalties era. OU dominated with 231 rushing yards as Sales led passing and Ratzloff, Hernandez, and Marsh connected on multiple big plays. Receiving leaders included Marshall, Morgan, and Ratzloff, while Booker and Campbell contributed key runs and catches.
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Marshall
Granere
Thomas
Voglesberg
Tabor
Conant
Campbell
Seaman
Hernandez
Wilgon
Rosa
Marsh
Morgan
Bilbo
Gaines
Ratzloff
Schroeder
Funk
Newfeld
Allen Exits as Kansas Faces National Championship Hopes
Coach Bohl declares confidence as Allen is fired amid Kansas pursuit of a national title. He notes the team has not won a conference crown since 1968, the year Kansas last beat Nebraska, and aims to start turning the corner in the next three games. Players say Allen’s firing surprised few.
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Bohl
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Chiefs snap skid with late comeback win over Chargers
Kansas City beat San Diego 25-20 as Priest Holmes ran for 181 yards and a TD, and Trent Green led a decisive 71-yard drive ending with Tony Richardson’s second score. Drew Brees replaced injured Doug Flutie for the Chargers, but a late misplay sealed the verdict.
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Mikhael Ricks
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Tony Richardson
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Dick Vermeil
Flutie
Brees
Purdue
Freddie Jones
Kansas City
Duane Clemons
LaDainian Tomlinson
Wade Richey
Clemons
Top Big 12 teams cruise toward postseason
No. 2 Nebraska, No. 3 Oklahoma and No. 5 Texas won decisively as the Big 12 showed strength. Nebraska routed Kansas 51-7, Texas crushed Baylor 49-10, and Oklahoma blanked Tulsa 58-0. Missouri, Colorado, Texas Tech and Kansas State also won to bolster conference title hopes.
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