Girard community Upholds fallen coach family support
In Pittsburg, Girard High seniors recall a long running prank tradition tied to coach Craig Crespino, who was killed moving a portable goal post. The town and school rallied around his family, aiding with internships, uniforms, and a weight room project, while residents plan future tributes.
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Broncos face Raiders with offense clicking at last
Denver's defense carried the team early, but injuries and a shaky offense threaten a rematch with Oakland. Javon Walker has become a key playmaker with four touchdowns in two weeks, while Raiders struggle with 44 sacks and no offensive touchdowns in five of eight games. The Broncos hope to sustain momentum as they visit Oakland, where the defense must support a banged up unit.
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Stuart Schweigert
Northern Arizona 3-point Threat Faces Kansas Opener
Kansas coach Self notes Northern Arizona as a 21 11 Big Sky champion with guard Stephen Sir as the NCAA’s top 3 point shooter at 48.9 percent. He says NAU can stretch the defense with big men who can shoot and that if they get on a roll they can rack up points quickly. The unknown of a first game adds challenge to preparation.
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Lawrence surprises for Missouri Tigers
Missouri opened with a 101-80 win over North Carolina A&T as Matt Lawrence scored a career high 27 points. Freshman Keon Lawrence, cleared from a stress fracture, played nine minutes and added three points amid a three game in three days Classic.
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OU Final contest features 15 points from Klevin and 11 from Smith
Ottawa 87 and Concordia 64 in Pioneer Classic finale. OU players Todd Klevin 15 points and 8 rebounds, Travis Smith 11 points, senior roles boosted by Birch Derby Haussmann Eleven and Washington. Concordia trailed 49 21 at halftime, Ottawa used strong shooting to pull away.
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