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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 2009

Page

9

Chiefs Charles Seizes Lead as KC's New Feature Back

Kansas City rushed to a 16-10 win over Oakland as Jamaal Charles ran for 103 yards and a first rushing TD of the year. He broke loose for a 44-yard score, proving he can be the Chiefs’ top back with Charles saying the job now belongs to him.

Kansas City Larry Johnson Kansas City Chiefs Pittsburgh Steelers Oakland Raiders Steelers Jamaal Charles Johnson Charles Chiefs Chris Chambers Oakland Jamaal Haley

Big 12 Notebook Gundy says violent hits growing

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy says big hits are more common now in college football and cites a late collision between Texas Tech safety Jam ar Wall and OSU quarterback Zac Rob inson in a 24 17 win. Leach comments on tackling technique as game evolution and physics drive higher hits. Pelini and Snyder clash looms as Kansas State visits Nebraska for the North title.

Omaha Neb Oklahoma State Mike Gundy Texas Tech Jamar Wall OSU Zac Robinson Cowboys Gundy Robinson Wall Maryland Kevin Barnes California Jahvid Boise State Jeron Johnson Idaho State Russell Hill Mike Leach Leach Pelini Snyder Kansas State Nebraska Bo Pelini Bill Snyder Memorial Stadium Cornhuskers Wildcats Huskers

Ottawa University hosts two NAIA playoff events this Saturday

Ottawa University will host a first round NAIA playoff football game and a women's soccer match at Peoples Bank Field this Saturday marking the first time Ottawa is the home team in both sports playoff events. Kickoff times are 11 a.m. for soccer and 4 p.m. for football with advance ticket options online and in Wilson Field House.

Ottawa University Jamison Shaw Taylor Burnett Ottawa Friends Wichita Kansas Greg Mast NAIA Arabie Conner Conner Peoples Bank Trinity Christian Iil Hastings Ned Wilson Field House Braves Cook Field Ottawa High School Kansas Collegiate

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