Edwards not worried about Johnson carrying too often
Kansas City coach Herm Edwards said he will not limit Larry Johnson despite the NFL rushing leader approaching a heavy workload after 34 carries in the Chiefs 19 10 win over Denver. Johnson has 1,202 yards on 282 carries this season and 920 yards in his last six games, with 11 touchdowns.
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Ottawa boys build around Hazen and Davis for next two seasons
Ottawa sophomore Davis posted steady gains finishing 32nd at league and helped spark a team resurgence that yielded its first meet win in seasons. Hazen emerged as Ottawa's top runner, placing 24th at league and forming a strong one-two block with Davis for future campaigns.
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Plummer's poor play may finally cost him his job
Denver Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer faces a potential benching as a four day skid by the team’s 7 4 record amid rumors Denver will start Jay Cutler. Cutler and Plummer both voiced readiness as coach Mike Shanahan weighs a move after a rough season.
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Kansas Jayhawks rally to beat Cardinals behind Robinson and Chalmers
Kansas trailed 33-27 in the second half before Russell Robinson drilled a 3 as part of a 9-0 run. Chalmers added a steal and breakaway dunk to push the lead to 47-31 with eight minutes left. Rush fed Darnell Jackson on an alley oop as Kansas pulled away. Arthur finished with nine points and six rebounds after a slow start.
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Boucher nets first career hat trick for Stars
Dallas defenseman Philippe Boucher scored three power play goals for his first hat trick as the Stars beat the Los Angeles Kings 5-3. Dallas built a 3-0 lead in the first period on two Boucher goals and one by Sergei Zubov, with Eric Lindros assisting all three. Jere Lehtinen added an empty-netter with 25 seconds left. Alexander Frolov scored for the Kings on a two-man advantage late to cut the gap to 4-3 before Dallas held on.
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