College basketball and football schedule highlights
On air Wednesday Maui Inv fifth third place 1 3 p m ESPN2 Preseason NIT semifinals 6 8 p m ESPN2 Denver at Kansas State 7 p m FSN Maui championship 8 30 p m ESPN Great Alaska Shootout 10 30 NBA Detroit at Cleveland 6 p m ESPN Thursday FL Indianapolis at Detroit 11 30 a m CBS Chicago at Dallas 3 30 p m Ch 4 College football UConn at Rutgers 9 a m ESPN2 West Virginia at Pittsburgh 7 p m Tennesseat Texas women 7 p m ESPN2 Utah vs Washington 9 p m ESPN2 Minnesota at Indiana 7 p m TNT New Jersey at LA Clippers 9 30 p m INT
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NFL Monday Matchups Oakland at Denver and St Louis at Green Bay
The schedule lists NFL games with Oakland visiting Denver at 7 30 p m Monday November 29 and St Louis playing Green Bay at 8 p m. Both games feature marquee quarterbacks and divisional implications for the late season stretch.
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College Basketball Scores From Tuesday Night
The Associated Press reports results across divisions with notable wins by Boston College over New Hampshire 84 to 62 and Indiana over Indiana State 56 to 52. Other highlights include Michigan State routing Green Bay 104 to 46 and Kansas defeating Saint Joseph's 91 to 51.
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Chiefs furious over non call in Monday night game
Kansas City officials and players vocally denounce a non call on Rodney Harrison that aided the Patriots in a 27 19 victory. Tony Gonzalez claims consistent holding and pass interference go unseen, prompting coach Dick Vermeil and president Carl Peterson to limit contact with officials. Green defends Gonzalez after a rough end zone sequence.
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Jayhawks rout St Josephs as guards out, 91 51
No. 2 Kansas dominated St. Joseph's 91 51 with Wayne Simien posting 20 points and 13 rebounds. The Hawks, missing guards Jameer Nelson and Delonte West, shot poorly in the first half and were outrebounded by Kansas, which used the miss of the poll to fuel its win.
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Hornets Rout Braves In Open Shot Clinic At Emporia
Emporia State guarded loosely but still drained open threes to beat Ottawa University 104 69 at White Auditorium. Ottawa coach Andy Carrier lamented poor execution and lack of penetration while Bret Lickteig sparked the Braves with 11 of 18 from the floor after a rough shooting stretch.
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Braves deliver season best 27 point game
Ottawa coach Carrier praised Braves BB for a second half burst of 14 straight points as Emporia widened a 56 28 halftime lead to 76 38 before emptying the bench. Freshmen Eaton and Bones saw action with nine and 10 points while Dustin Smith added 10 as Carrier emphasized development.
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Orater
Lady Cards sink Lady Braves 73 60 in Liberty
William Jewell women burst ahead in the Maybee Center, shooting 54 percent in the first half and 73-60 victory over Ottawa. Rallie Boyce led Ottawa with 15 points while Amanda Stichler added 14 and Johnna Ellis 13 for a career best.
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Rallie Boyce
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Johnna Ellis
Lady Braves fall short as Ottawa hosts William Woods
Ottawa 2 5 hosts William Woods Monday after opening win over William Woods. Renee Sidney led Ottawa with 10 rebounds and Brittany Broyles added four assists and four steals. Scoring cited includes Vena Gallagher Heath Holmes Kohrs and others, with Jewell tallying 21 for William Jewell and Stichler 14 for Ottawa.
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