BCS bowls spark debate over big money and Big 12 teams
In Kansas City AP reports coach Mack Brown says BCS rules cap conferences at two entrants for financial reasons while three Big 12 teams rank among the nation’s top five. Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas loom, leaving one top-5 club out as Baylor struggles to compete with larger state schools. Coaches Brown Stoops Snyder weigh fairness amid financial crunch and Heisman chatter for Roy Williams.
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Vikings Dominate Giants At Home In Metrodome Triumph
Minnesota, energized at home, defeats the New York Giants 28 16 in front of a raucous Metrodome crowd. Randy Moss shines with three TDs and 171 receiving yards, while Daunte Culpepper throws four TDs and Cris Carter adds 10 catches. The win lifts Minnesota to 4 1 at home and keeps pace for a playoff push.
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Guardians Classic semis set with four ranked teams
No. 5 Missouri faces No. 22 Alabama while No. 9 Iowa plays No. 12 Memphis in Kansas City. Memphis freshman Dajuan Wagner eyes NBA talk and high scoring past Old Dominion. Iowa and Missouri pursue final berth as Alabama and Memphis seek third place.
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Ottawa Middle School Girls Edge Xavier In Tight Wins
In Leavenworth, OMS seventh grade won 35-34 after Xavier fouled at the end and missed two free throws. Eighth graders also won 35-34 as Karessa Lewis scored on a late inbounds turnover. Key scorers: Stephanie Hermreck 10, Megan Ramsey 20, Jill Spratt 6. Ottawa heads to Paola next Monday.
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Pomona teams sweep Williamsburg in basketball routs
Pomona Middle School boys beat Williamsburg 53-24 and girls won 33-25. Jake Oswalt led the Pomona boys with 12 points, Brett Beasley 11, Tanner Nitcher 10. Pomona girls Courtnee Butler had nine, Ashley Schrader and Sammy Reno seven each. Pomona junior varsity won 13-2. Pomona visits Chase County next Tuesday. Lyndon upends Appanoose 33-18 as Wes Reece scores six. Appanoose plays Marais des Cygnes Valley Thursday, Nov. 29.
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Franks Divorce Petition Published in Franklin County Court
In Franklin County Kansas Travis W Franks files for divorce from Leslie D Franks Case 010242 under KSA Chapter 60 The State of Kansas to Leslie D Franks and all interested parties You must respond by December 17 2001 at 4 pm to the Ottawa Kansas court Judge presiding is notified Attorneys for Petitioner Christopher R Goons 414 High St Baldwin KS 66006 (785) 594-2111
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Public Hearing on Zoning Ordinance Amendments Ottawa KS
City of Ottawa Kansas plans a December 12 2001 public hearing before the City Planning Commission at City Hall to discuss amendments to Article XXII Section 3 and related provisions of Zoning Ordinance 2933-90. Protests may be presented. recommendations will go to the governing body. Information at City Hall. Lynn Underwood Chairperson John Merrell Planning Director.
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Duke edge Seton Hall in late thriller at Maui event
Duke, led by Williams with 27 points, squeezed past Seton Hall 79 78 as fouls and late defense shaped the finish. Dunleavy added 22 points and 10 rebounds while Orr complained about a final blocking call as Williams stole the final inbounds pass.
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