Ottawa schedules feature college football and basketball events
The schedule lists Ottawa events across Thursday and Saturday including College football at Northwestern, college basketball games with Ottawa Central Methodist and Rherces Bible at Ottawa, and Missouri Valley matchups with Ottawa, with kickoff and game times such as 1 and 7:30 pm. Strong teams and venues are highlighted in a period-voice summary.
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Rherces Bible
Ottawa
Missouri Valley
Sports TV Schedule Highlights Across Football Hockey and Basketball
Wednesday features Phesdason NIT action at 6 p.m. on ESPN and 9 30 p.m. on ESPN2 Marshall of Central Florida plays at 6 30 p.m. on ESPN2 NHL highlights include St touts at Phoenix at B p.m. on FSN Thursday shows Tea at S Mississippi 6 30 p.m. on ESPN. Golf UPGA ACT Championship at 2 p.m. on ESPN. NBA matchup San Antonio at Dallas 4 30 p.m. on TNT with Orlardo at Phoenix 9 p.m. on TNT. NAS Detroit at Columbus 4 30 p.m. on ESPN2 NLY Rangers at Colorado 9 p.m. on ESPN.
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NHL
Phoenix
S. Mississippi
ESPN
NAS
Detroit
Columbus
Rangers
Colorado
College Basketball Scores From Tuesday Night Tournament Play
AP sheet lists second round Guardian Classic results and assorted exhibitions. Gardner Webb edged Elon 68 to 65 while Morningside Sioux State University? beat St Mary’s 71 to 68 in OT. Richmond 48 New Hampshire 49. California? Francisco 4 South Carolina 76 Idaho 66 Tenn Martin 96 Illinois 67. Georgia Tech 79 Lafayette 45. Hofstra 2 Marist 74. Texas Tech 58 Davidson 58. Chicago St 95 St Ambrose 57. Florida 107 Team Nike 73. Memphis 105 Georgia 77. Virginia 91 Coaches vs Cancer 90 William & Mary 49 Interhoop 61.
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Thesday
Associated Press
Gardner Wabb
Elon
MYSU
St. Mary's
Richmond
New Hampshire
Davidson
Chicago
St. Ambrose
Florida
Nike
Memphis
Georgia
Missouri
Ashaville
Peanoke
Darland
Feirginia
Cancer
William & Mary
Interhoop
Prep FB Kansas prep playoff pairings by Associated Press
Pairings announced for Class 6A football playoffs with teams North versus Olathe North and Topeka Seaman against Blue Valley, with locations and times to be announced. Event coverage notes high school football postseason bids and dates from the AP report.
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Kansas Prep
Associated Press
Sunciure
Cy North
Olathe North Brute Fanhattan Aes. SA Penal
iTopeka Seaman
Blue Valley Studeleee
Fort Scott
Topeka
Hayden Andals
Helton
Silverlake
Rossville
Holsteny
Ganway Springs
Mary’s@atgyn
Frankfort
Barden Rate Claflin
Russell High School
Jetmore Vas
Vision
Strium ‘Hope
Hanston
College Football Saturday Matchups Across Division I
A scrambled schedule shows multiple NCAA Division I games including Prond Valley State at Bentley Noon, arson Neyman at Valdosta State, Comporia State at Winona State, itsburg State at North Dakota, Carlton State at Texas A&M, Oklahoma at Mesa, Southern Arkansas at Nochabama, and Saginaw Valley games, reflecting a busy Saturday lineup with various 10-1 and 9-3 notes.
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Associated Press
Prond Valley State
Bentley
arson-Neyman
Valdosta State
Cimporia State
Winona State
Itsburg
North Dakota
Arlaton Stdle
Texas A&m
Cihggville
Antral Oklahiema
Mesal Ly AL. Oulherd
Arkansas
Nochaibama
I Gortba Ab -Ahat Saginaw Vall
Wildcats Focus Shift After Nebraska Win Before Missouri Clash
Kansas State seeks its first Big 12 title game since 2000 after a 38-9 road win at No. 23 Nebraska that snapped a 17 game road skid. They now face Missouri in a regular season finale that could decide the North division with a 9-3, 5-2 record.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Bill Snyder
Wildcats
Nebraska
Snyder
Missouri
Kansas City
Tigers
Braves struggle as cohesion slips in 67 58 loss
Ottawa University men wrestle with early season cohesiveness after a 67 to 58 defeat at William Jewell. Bret Lickteig led with 16 points and eight rebounds while Kyle Zammar added 14 points 11 rebounds and four assists. The Braves, shooting 25 percent in the first half, trailed 38 22 at halftime and face Missouri Valley and Emporia State next before conference play.
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Ottawa University
Braves
William Jewell
Wilson Field House
Ottawa
Andy Carrier
Cardinals
Carrier
Bret Lickteig
Kyle Zammar
Lichteig
Zammar
Missouri Valley
Emporia State
Cooper
Underwood
Klema
Sigga
Horst
Lickteig
Baker
McCoy
Jackson
Zammer
Thiessen
Bonds seeks World Series and home run record after MVP
Barry Bonds pushed by an 18 season career aims for a World Series title and the all time home run record while honoring his late father Bobby Bonds. He won a record sixth NL MVP becoming the first to win three straight and vows to train harder. Bonds, 39, led the NL in slugging and on base percentage and is on pace to surpass Hank Aaron’s career mark, with BALCO scrutiny looming over him.
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San Francisco
Barry Bonds
Bobby Bonds
Bonds
Giants
Barry
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
St. Louis
Albert Pujols
Atlanta
Gary Sheffield
NHL
Wayne Gretzky
NBA
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative
Greg Anderson
Balco
Willie Mays
Babe Ruth
Hank
Aaron
Hank Aaron
Ons
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
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