Graceland at Ottawa Women and Haskell at Ottawa Men Schedule
Saturday college basketball slate features Graceland women at Ottawa at 5 30 p m and Haskell men at Ottawa at 7 30 p m in Ottawa venues. The cards list two matchups with game times and participating programs.
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Night basketball and tennis lineup listed for Thursday
On air schedule shows Wake Forest versus Florida at 6 p.m. on ESPN, Sam Houston State at Drexel at 7 p.m. on ESPN2, Syracuse versus Texas Tech at 8 p.m. in the Preseason NIT on ESPN2, and Washington at Minnesota at 8 p.m. on TNT with Houston at San Antonio at 8:30 p.m. on TNT. ATP Masters action is at 9 p.m. on ESPN2, plus Coaches vs. Cancer from 6 to 8 p.m. and Idaho State at Kansas at 7 p.m. on Chs. 7 and 19. Orlando at Cleveland at 6 p.m., Detroit at Houston at 8:30 p.m., and additional ATP Masters coverage at 5 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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Houston
San Antonio
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College Basketball Scores Reported By AP Wednesday
East Bentley loses to Bridgeport 68 while Mass Lowell 77 defeats CW Post 55. Florida Gulf Coast tops Stillman 83 and Pikeville 85 beats Ohio Southern 48. West Georgia 97 defeats Carver 62. Midwest Huntington 110 over Indiana Tech 66. Urbana 105 over Mansfield 77. Far West N M Highlands 93 over W New Mexico 84. Tournament action includes Guardians Classic Round two Sacramento State 67 over Southern U 64 in OT and Texas 77 over Samford 33. Preseason NIT quarterfinal Duke 93 over Seton Hall 40. Exhibition Hizona 104 over Team Georgia 84. Kansas State 97 over Lyon 52. Central St Ohio 86 over Knoxville 78. Lambuth 78 over Creighton 74.
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Weekday Sports Transactions Cover Multiple Leagues
Baseball moves include Al Nipper named bullpen coach for Boston and Zach Sorensen waived by Los Angeles. Angels name Dino Ebel third base coach and move Ron Roenicke to bench coach. Braves appoint Brian Snitker manager with multiple IL assignments for Richmond and others. Cubs trade Jon Leicester to Texas for a PTBN. Reds claim Mike Burns off waivers. Pirates name Bobby Cuellar bullpen coach. Clippers waive Anthony Goldwire. Raptors sign Darrick Martin. NFL moves include Falcons sign three to special teams, Packers release players, Colts place Gonzalez on IR and sign others, Vikings place Williams on IR and add to practice squad, Patriots sign Harden, Eagles sign Brewer, Rams place Nuttan on IR.
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Lyonel Anderson
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DE Elliott Harris
Ruvell Martin
Tory Humphrey
Indianapolis Golts
Joaquin Gonzalez
Kurt Wollers
Glint Stickdom
Minnesota Vikings
Moe Willams
Richard Angulo
Butchin Wallace
NEW England Patriots
Michael Harden
Philadelphia Egagles
Jack Brewer
Sean Coneidine
T. Louis Rams
OG Ton Nuttan
Lamy Turner
Chiefs Seek Super Bowl With Arrowhead Roof Boost
NFL owners tentatively award Kansas City a Super Bowl in return for major upgrades to Arrowhead Stadium including a rolling roof estimated at 100 to 200 million dollars. The 10 year window could host the 49th or 51st games after 2014 or 2016 with Jackson County lease talks and a potential April tax vote in Kansas City. Chiefs officials caution political timing and seek approval amid estimated 400 million economic impact. Mayor Kay Barnes and Chiefs leaders stress local benefits as negotiations proceed.
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Jack Steadman
Bill Snyder Stadium renamed after Kansas State coach
Kansas State renames KSU Stadium to Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium following Coach Bill Snyder retirement. Regents approve the immediate change as Snyder, 66, ends a 17 year tenure after a 135-68-1 record and 11 straight bowl appearances. Missouri hosts final game as the stadium bears his name.
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Jackson suspended nine games for KU NCAA violations
Kansas forward Darnell Jackson faces nine game suspension over impermissible benefits totaling about 5000 dollars supplied by KU graduate Don Davis. The NCAA reinstatement allows practice but bans travel until the Dec. 22 game against Northern Colorado. Davis provided transportation meals lodging gifts and a personal loan as Jackson and family repay the value.
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Jackson
Don Davis
University of Kansas
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Jayhawks
Colorado
Davis
United Way
Kansas
Lee Jackson
Doherty Resurfaces At Florida Atlantic After Carolina Exit
Matt Doherty, 2001 national coach of the year, takes over a struggling Florida Atlantic program that last season averaged 523 fans per home game. He inherits six veterans and a young roster and aims to build a lasting winner at a school that has not qualified for the Atlantic Sun tournament in years.
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North Carolina
Matt Doherty
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Quinton Young
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Bowne
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Chapel Hill
Sean May
Raymond Felton
Sean
Brendan Haywood
Topeka developer pitches Gaslight stadium district plan
AP reports a Topeka developer proposes a retractable roof minor league baseball stadium as the centerpiece of the Gaslight Entertainment District in the Watertower area. The scheme includes retail offices lofts and a walkway to the Ritchie House with 4,000 to 6,000 year round jobs. Council cautious yet hopeful as doubts arise about funding.
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Johnson
Pennsylvania
Bruce Miller
Mike Sabatini
Kansas City
John Alcala
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