Chiefs' Green returns as starter
Kansas City coach Herm Edwards named Trent Green the starting quarterback for the Chiefs' Sunday game against Oakland, marking his return 10 weeks after a severe concussion. Green's comeback comes as Damon Huard shifts to the bench, with the team facing a demanding schedule and key injuries on offense.
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Young Looks To Follow McNabb Path To NFL Success
Vince Young aims to mirror Donovan McNabb as he games reps with the Titans. McNabb’s rise includes playoff runs and a Super Bowl trip, while Young has shown leadership and dual threat potential as he progresses through eight games.
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Fresh tops KU as ORU stuns Jayhawks in home upset
ORU pressured Kansas from the start, sealing an 11th home loss for the Jayhawks with Ken Tutt and Adam Liberty scoring 12 each. Darrell Arthur led Kansas with 22 as Julian Wright faltered in the second half.
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AP voter removed over misread college poll error
Jim Kleinpeter of The Times-Picayune admitted dropping Oklahoma from 15th to 24th after mistakenly thinking they lost to Texas Tech. Oklahoma actually won 34-24, moving from 17th to 16th. AP sports editor Terry Taylor cited credibility concerns and said the error could have been prevented.
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Ottawa Braves Fall To Esu In Home Finish Preview
Clintock and VanArsdale lead Ottawa with 11 points each as the Braves trail 52 39 at halftime against Emporia State. Ottawa prepares for a 7:30 pm Saturday clash at Liberty against NAIA power William Jewell in Liberty Missouri.
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UMKC Tops Baker in Lopsided Win
Missouri-Kansas City dominates Baker at Municipal Auditorium 97 to 58 led by Quinton Day 24 points and Dane Brumagin 22 career high. Baker’s Andy Hannon hit 3s for an early 8-7 lead but UMKC surged ahead, 51-32 at halftime, and extended the margin late. Greg Allen led Baker with 23.
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