Oklahoma State and Oklahoma surge in Big 12 title chase
Oklahoma State faces possible conference crown with two wins and a tie scenario involving Iowa State. Oklahoma aims for a share of the Big 12 title, potentially earning the automatic BCS berth, as Baylor and Iowa State upset dynamics reshape the race.
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Missouri coach Pinkel talks after arrest and plea
Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel held a news conference at his attorney’s office to discuss his arrest and guilty plea for drunken driving. He took responsibility, promised to regain trust, and said he will return to work during Thanksgiving as Missouri faces Kansas in the 120 year rivalry at Arrowhead Stadium.
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Verlander Wins AL MVP as Starting Pitcher
Detroit ace Justin Verlander becomes the first starting pitcher in 25 years to win the AL MVP, adding the Cy Young prize after a 24 5 season with a 2.40 ERA and 250 strikeouts. He leads a vote with 13 first-place ballots and 280 points, while Jacoby Ellsbury and Jose Bautista follow in the top ranks.
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Lady Braves fall 75 67 in exhibition loss
In Boliver Missouri Ottawa University women's basketball lost to Southwest Baptist 75 to 67. Lauren Buckles led with 20 points off the bench and hit 10 three pointers, Paige Gibson 17, Amber Ramsey 12, Shauna McClure 11, while Kiki Smith had 10 assists. Ottawa hit 14 of 30 from deep. The Lady Braves trailed 45-35 at halftime and will play Haskell at 5 30 p.m. in Lawrence.
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Ottawa rallies to tie late as Dippel leads Wildcats past rivals
Ottawa trailed 104 at times in the second half but tied 62-62 with 4:20 left, and Chase Dippel’s late regulation basket forced overtime. Dippel led Ottawa with 25 points while Corey Smith added 17 and 17 rebounds.
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Ottawa Braves fall to Azusa in playoff bid close loss
Ottawa, finishing 9-3, battled Azusa tough after a rough first quarter trailing 21-0. Senior QB Bobby Adamson threw for 323 yards as Ottawa narrowed the half deficit to 28-13 and later to 28-20 before Azusa pulled away with three more scores. Turnovers and big plays by Azusa sealed the game.
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Ottawa High prep scrimmages set for Friday
Ottawa High School announces preseason scrimmages Friday with the boys at 1 p.m. and girls at 5 p.m. Each team reached a state tournament last season. The Cyclone boys were state runners-up the last two years while the Ottawa girls finished fourth. The season opens December 2 at home versus St. James.
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Fullerton competes at 2011 NAIA Cross Country Nationals
Ottawa University freshman Chelsea Fullerton finished 251st of 323 runners at the NAIA Cross-Country National Championships at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, clocking 20 minutes 34 seconds. She had placed 11th at the KCAC meet and earned honorable mention ECAC honors, becoming OU's first women's cross-country athlete at the NAIA finals since 2006.
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