Ottawa in double bill with Emporia State and Baker
Ottawa teams play at Emporia State and Baker after Monday and Thursday slots. The men visit Emporia State at 7 p.m. and host Baker for the women at 7 p.m. Thursday features Sterling at Ottawa with 6 to 8 p.m. action alongside high school games in Osage City Pomona and Waverly at Osage City Invitational.
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Free throws carry Ottawa past Benedictine 72 63
Ottawa University, led by Tony Porter with 24 points and Ricky Bulmer's 20, rode late 21 of 24 free throws to a 72 63 road win over Benedictine. Porter fueled first half scoring, Benedictine led 31 26 at break, but OU defense and bench depth padded the final margin.
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Carney lifts Chargers to first win of season
John Carney nailed a 52-yard field goal with 2:14 left, giving the San Diego Chargers a 17-16 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. The winner snapped an 11-game losing streak, while Brett Moon and Ryan Leaf led uneven offenses in a tense, error-filled game at San Diego.
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Hinrich sparks KU rout of Washburn for 500th Allen Field House win
Kansas No. 3 cruised past Division II Washburn 99 56 as Kirk Hinrich drilled seven of his first eight shots, including five threes, to lead a 500th home victory at Allen Field House. Kenny Gregory 18 Eric Chenowith 19 17 lead KU while Luke Axtell provided 3s off bench in debut injuries.
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Baker splits in Nebraska over holiday weekend
Baker University men split two games in Nebraska. They lost 87-67 to Nebraska Wesleyan Friday then defeated Hastings 85-76 Saturday. Ivica Simac led Baker with 15 points, Aaron Schwerman 20, and Todd Heitshusen 12. Baker hit 24 of 29 free throws in the second half to pull away against Hastings.
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Northwestern Oklahoma rallies to stun MidAmerica Nazarene in playoffs
No. 1 Northwestern Oklahoma (12-0) rallied from a 20-0 halftime deficit to defeat fifth-ranked MidAmerica Nazarene (11-2) 30-27 in NAIA quarterfinals. Charles McBride scored on an 11-yard run with 20 seconds left after an 11-play drive, finishing with 171 rushing yards and two TDs.
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Rangers advance to NAIA semifinals after comeback win
Northwestern Oklahoma rallied past MidAmerica Nazarene in a high scoring quarter turnover sequence. Chris Choice netted a 37 yard score, Hunt added a 4 yard keeper, McBride cut the lead with a 29 yard run, Walter broke free for a 66 yard TD, and Males connected with Junious for a 15 yard score as Northwestern Oklahoma gained 463 yards to clinch the semifinal berth.
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