College and pro sports schedule with multiple matchups
A compact schedule lists college football and basketball games, NBA matchups, NHL, and tennis events across several networks. Notable items include Miami at Marshall, St Louis at Vancouver, Washburn at Kansas, San Antonio at New Jersey, Phoenix at Denver, Sacramento at Golden State, and Florida versus Philadelphia.
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Miami
Ohio
Marshall
ESPN
St. Louis
Vancouver
FSN
Globetrotters
Maryland
Washburn
Kansas
Ohs
NBA
San Antonio
New Jersey
Phoenix
Denver
Sacramento
Golden State
National Football League
The
Associated Press
Buffalo
New England
N.Y. Jets
Indianapolis
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Houston
Pittsburgh Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
ANT
Wee
WLT
Pet
Denver San Diego
Oakland
Kansas City
Philadelphia
N.Y. Giants
Washington
Dallas
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Atlanta
Carolina
North Wlt
OPA
Green Bay
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
San Francisco
Arizona St. Louis
Seattle
Qanver
Baltimore
Top 25 AP preseason men’s basketball poll 2001-02
The Associated Press released the preseason rankings headlined by the top 25 teams with first place votes noted in parentheses. Records from the prior season and total points reflect a 25-point scale. the list includes the highest ranked squads and indicates last season’s performance and expected impact for 2001-02.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma Sooners Face Baylor After Upset Loss
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops seeks rebound after dropping from No 1 to No 4 with a Saturday loss to Texas A&M. He cites mental edges from early success, media pressure, and defensive breakdowns as keys to finishing strong in the Big 12 race. Reggie McNeal prepares to start for Texas A&M against Missouri as part of season-long adjustments.
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Oklahoma
Bob Stoops
Sooners
Texas A&m
Stoops
Texas
Baylor
Reggie McNeal
Kevin Steele
Steele
Missouri
Gary Pinkel
Colorado
Tigers
Pinkel
Darius Outlaw
Brown
Gary Barnett
Chris Brown
Barnett
Chris
Kansas
Mark Mangino
Mangino
Reggie
McNeal
Brad Smith
R.C
Slocum
Hargers late shot lifts Ottawa to 72 71 win
Ottawa University guard Angela Harger sank a 16 foot jumper with 2.4 seconds left to give the Lady Braves a 72 71 victory over Haskell at Wilson Field House. Harger, a 5 8 Augusta native, scored 16 and had four steals as Ottawa earned its first nonconference win in two seasons.
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Ottawa University
Angela Harger
Ottawa
Augusta
Harger
Haskell
Lady Braves
Wilson Field House
Arabie Conner
Conner
Shawna Loomis
Katie Bollegar
Weid
Ottawa runners place 10th in NAIA Region IV race
Ottawa University men finish 10th in the NAIA Region IV Championships in Lincoln Nebraska. Sophomore Adam Winkler placed 19th with 27 28, Brett Rinehart 61st, Jeremy Davis 78th, and others finishing through 139th. Women leaders Sara Shay 72nd and others close out their season.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kirk Wren
Winkler
Brett Rinehart
Adam
Wren
Brett
Rinehart
Jeremy Davis
Kelly Rockers
Lewis Morrow
Chris Brundage
Sara Shay
Paola
Emily Hainey
Karyn Fuller
Jessica Meditz
Ottawa University Braves Sweep Friends in KCAC Playoff Tie
Ottawa University volleyball defeated Friends 3-0 at Wilson Field House to break the KCAC tie for sixth place. The Lady Braves, finishing 8-10 in conference and 13-19 overall, advance to a six-team postseason bracket and travel to Winfield to face Southwestern at 7 p.m. The ECAC champion will move on to the NAIA Region IV tournament November 21 to 23.
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Ottawa University
Lady Braves
Ottawa
Kansas
Winfield
Southwestern
KCAC
Saint Mary
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel
Saint Mary-Kw
Tabor
ECAC
Bethany
Kansas Newman
Lady Jets
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Eer
Dik College
MidAmerica Nazarene
NHL
Florida
ESPN2
Recess
Arizona
Pittsburgh
Duke
Alabama
Michigan St
Xavier
Oregon
Mississippi St
UCLA
Connecticut
Georgia
Kentucky
Marquette
W. Kentucky
Indiana
Gonzagala
Cincinnandi
Amiennade
Tulsa
By R.B. Fallstrom
Laurie Sisk
Amber Lannan
Ald Sports Editor
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