Ottawa hosts college athletic schedule shuffle Saturday
Saturday schedule lists Ottawa events across sports and campuses. Football Ottawa at Northwestern and Ottawa at Emporia State in men’s basketball collide with Missouri Valley action and William Jewell women’s game. Rhema Bible women visit Ottawa, tip times span 1 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Central.
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Ottawa
Northwestern
Iowa
Rhema Bible
Missouri Valley
William Jewell
Emporia St
Laurie Sisk
Ottawa University
Frankie Jackson
Braves
Wilson Field House
Lady Braves
Weekend TV sports lineup with multiple college games
A dense schedule lists numerous college basketball, football and golf events across networks. Highlights include Texas at N C State women at 11 am and Purdue v Duke women at 1 30 pm on Sunday, MLS Cup Chicago versus San Jose on ABC, and Chiefs related shows on CBS and Channel 5 with various kickoff and studio slots throughout the day.
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Texas
N.C. State
Purdue
Duke
ESPN
Bill Self
College Football Playoff Matchups Set Across NAIA and NCAA
The Associated Press release lists first round NAIA games on Saturday November 22 with Georgetown Kentucky visiting St Francis and multiple other pairings, along with NCAA Division I playoff games including Grand Valley State at Bentley and Valdosta State hosting Carson-Newman, plus several 1 to 3 p.m. kickoffs across the slate.
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Associated Pros
Georgetown
St. Francis
Azusa Pacific
Mary
N.D
St. Ambrose
MidAmerica Nazarene
Benedictine
Sioux Falls
N.C
Ottawa
Kan
Northwestern
Iowa
Associated Press
Saray
Nay
Grand Valley State
Bentley
Carson-Newman
Valdosta State
Emporia State
Winona State
Pitsburg State
North Dakots
Tarleton State
Texas
Sunday NFL matchups across the league schedule
Sunday NFL games include Carolina at Dallas and Seattle at Baltimore at noon, New England at Houston, Jacksonville at the Jets, Indianapolis at Buffalo, San Francisco at Green Bay, Detroit at Minnesota, Pittsburgh at Cleveland, New Orleans at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Arizona with late games Chicago at Denver and Tennessee at Atlanta. Evening contests feature Oakland at Kansas City, Cincinnati at San Diego, Washington at Miami, and the Giants at Tampa Bay, plus a 3 game block starting at 3:15 p.m.
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Dallas
Seattle
Baltimore
New England
Houston
Jacksonville
N.Y
Final 2003 NASCAR Driver Standings
Matt Kenseth leads the season with 5022 points followed by Jimmis Johnson 4932 and Dale Earnhardt Jr 4815. Jeff Gordon 4785 Kevin Harvick 4770 Ryan Newman 4711 Tony Stewart 4549 Bobby Labonte 4377 Bill Elliott 4303 Terry Labonte 4162 Kurt Busch 4150 Jeff Burton 4109 Jamie McMurray 3965.
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Matt Kenseth
Jimmis Johnson
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jeff Gordon
Kevin Harvick
Ryan Newman
Tony Stewart
Bobby Labonte
Bill Elliot
Terry Labonte
Kurt Busch
Jeff Burton
Jamie McMurray
Self Wins Coaching Debut as Kansas Tops Tennessee-Chattanooga
KU, under new coach Bill Self, defeated Tennessee-Chattanooga 90-76 in Self's first Kansas game since Roy Williams left for North Carolina. Keith Langford led with 24 points, Wayne Simien added 21 and eight rebounds, as Kansas overcame a slow start and built a 42-30 halftime lead.
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Bill Self
Self
Kansas
Roy Williams
Jayhawks
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Williams
North Carolina
Wayne Simien
Keith Langford
Simien
Illinois
Langford
Mocs
Ashley Champion
Padgett
Jeff Hawkins
Aaron Miles
Jeff Lebo
Miles
Mangino gets Whittemore back as Kansas faces Cyclones
Kansas aims to become bowl eligible with Mark Mangino in on-field command as senior quarterback Mark Whittemore returns from a collarbone injury. Iowa State, already 2-8, seeks dignity in a season finale at Missouri after a winless Big 12 slate.
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Lawrence
Iowa State
Kansas
Cyclones
Jayhawks
Mark Mangino
Mangino
Mark Whittemore
Kansas State
Whittemore
Missouri
Mizzou Eyes Big 12 North Shock Against Kansas State
No. 19 Kansas State can clinch the North with a win as Missouri seeks revenge for past bowl-elimination losses. A Missouri victory would derail K State title hopes and push the Tigers within one win of the Big 12 championship game against No. 1 Oklahoma. A.J. Ricker and Josh Buhl lead the mood as both teams chase crucial postseason implications.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Missouri
Tigers
Wildcats
Josh Buhl
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Kansas City
A.J. Ricker
Lady Braves fall to Central Methodist in close 65 59 defeat
Ottawa University women suffer a cold shooting night, hitting 19 field goals and 14 of 24 at the line while making seven three pointers led by Brittany Broyles with 18 points. Amber Lannan adds 11 as Central Methodist improves to 5-0 and Ottawa drops to 3-2.
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Ottawa University
Central Methodist
Lady Braves
Ottawa
Brittany Broyles
Olathe
Amber Lannan
Rhema Bible
Conrow
McCrea
Reinart
Mooneyham
Collins
Johnson
Smith
Austin
Haake
Lannan
Rush
Wheat
Boyce
Broyles
Harger
McGinnis
Frost
Hail
Stichler
Jackson County approves deals to keep Chiefs and Royals
The Jackson County Sports Complex Authority greenlit up to 354 million in public funding to renovate Arrowhead and Kauffman stadiums if voters approve a 1/4 cent bistate sales tax for 25 years. The deal requires support from both Kansas and Missouri voters, with teams pledging at least 65 million in improvements and lease extensions to 2029.
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Kansas City, Mo
Jackson County Sports Complex Authority
Chiefs and Royals
Kansas City
Truman Sports Complex
Sports Authority
Arrowhead
Kauffman
Kansas
Missouri
Chiefs
Royals
Jack Holland
Jackson, Clay and Platte
Johnson and Wyandotte
Jackson
Johnson
Jackson County
National Football League
Major League Baseball
Ken Evans
Katheryn Shields
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