Schedules for Moriday and area college and high school sports
The schedule lists Moriday College basketball Ottawa at Avia at 7 30 p m and MidAmerica Nazarene at Ottawa women at 7 30 p m on Tuesday Also high school wrestling Wellsville at Oskaloosa 8 p m and Southwestern at Ottawa 6 8 p m Plus high school basketball Pomona at Osage City and Williamsburg at KSD Inv Wrestling Anderson County at Chanute 6 The items show local college and high school events with times and venues
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Moriday College
Ottawa
Avia
MidAmerica Nazarene
Wellsville
Oskaloosa
Southwestern
Pomona
Osage City Inn
Williamsburg
KSD
Anderson County
Chanute
NFL Pittsburgh at Indianapolis and college games listed
On Monday ESPN schedules include Pittsburgh at Indianapolis at 8 p.m. Virginia Tech visits Ohio State on ESPN2, Wisconsin travels to Wake Forest at 6 p.m., Purdue visits Florida State at 6:30 p.m. on ESPN2, Illinois at North Carolina at 8 p.m., and Miami at Michigan at 8:30 p.m.
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NFL
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Virginia Tech
Ohio St
Wisconsin
Wake Forest
Purdue
Florida St
Illinois
North Carolina
Miami
Michigan
NFL Rams Release Thompson Sign Morgan From Practice Squad
National Football League moves include St. Louis Rams releasing wide receiver Dominique Thompson and promoting offensive tackle Matt Morgan from the practice squad. AHL/NHL moves list shows several recall and assignment actions across teams and affiliates.
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National Football League
ST. Louis Rams
Dominique Thompson
Matt Morgan
National Hockey League
Atlanta Thrashers
Adam Berkhoel
Chicago
Buffalo Sabres
Jason Pominville
Rochester
Detroit Red Wings
Jimmy Howard
Grand Rapids
Florida Panthers
Rostislav Olesz
Greg Jacina
LOS Angeles Kings
Ryan Flinn
Manchester
Montreal Canadiens
Cristobal Huet
Hamilton
Yann Danis
Ottawa Senators
Denis Hamel
Binghamton
Lquis Blues
Jeff Woywilka
Peoria
Chiefs survive Brady picks as Tynes kicks four in a quarter
Kansas City beat New England 28 6 behind four field goals by Lawrence Tynes in the second quarter tying an NFL record. Brady threw four interceptions as Priest Holmes was out and Larry Johnson rushed for 119 yards on the opening drive. Trent Green passed for 323 yards to pace the Chiefs who held the Patriots to three points or less in the first half.
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Kansas City
Tom Brady
Lawrence Tynes
Brady
New England Patriots
Tynes
Chiefs
Denver
Larry Johnson
Priest Holmes
Johnson
Houston
Greg Wesley
Wesley
Vermeil
Patriots
Bill Belichick
Belichick
Steve
Trent Green
Dante Hail
Green
Patrick Pass
New England
Pass
Corey Dillon
Kevin Faulk
Wooldridge
David Hoskins
Wildcats
Stephen F. Austin
Chaz Dykes
Chaz Dykes Hit A Floating Jumper To Get Wiighing
Harris
Kansas State
Hoskins
Curtis Allen
Kansas, Iowa State reach bowls after OT losses
Iowa State suffers a 24-21 overtime defeat at Kansas, wasting a double-digit lead as Scott Webb kicks a 34 yard field goal to send Kansas to bowl eligibility. Colorado to Big 12 title game. Cyclones finish 7-4, 4-4, missing championship by one overtime loss. Kansas ends home season unbeaten since 1951 with 20 seniors.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Iowa State
Cyclones
Missouri
Troy Blankenship
Scott Webb
Jayhawks
Colorado
Texas
Big 12
Longhorns
Nebraska
Buffaloes
Dan McCarney
Ottawa trio earns ECAC conference football honors
Ottawa University and Tabor College dominated 2005 All-KCAC selections with three Ottawa players among honorees. The list highlights seniors Justin Smail Jamal Gaines and another defensive lineman plus coaches Mike Gardner and Lance Hinson as ECAC coaches of the year.
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Rachel Seymour
Herald
Ottawa University
Jamal Gaines
Sterling
Gaines
Justin Smail
Robert Hall
Herald State Lindsborg
ECAC
Tabor
Mike Gardner
Bluejays
University of Saint Mary
Lance Hinson
Dustin Miller
Roger Butler
Kansas Wesleyan
Darrell Grames
Friends
Dan Kontz
Jake Schenk
Bethel
Garrett Wharton
Adam Paredes
Ted Kessinger
Wildcats top Lumberjacks behind strong defense and free throws
Kansas State exploited the free throw line and stifling defense to beat Stephen F. Austin 71-54. Cartier Martin tied a career high with 24 points, Dra mane Diarra matched a school record with six blocks, and the Wildcats improved to 3-0 while keeping the Lumberjacks to 31 percent shooting and forcing 17 turnovers.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Stephen F. Austin
Jim Wooldridge
Wildcats
Cartier Martin
Wooldridge
Dramane Diarra
Tony Kitt
Kansas
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Buffalo
KCAC
Ricky Ishida
Tabor Collage
Philip Barron
Bethel College
Kansas Wesleyan University
Tabor College
Peter Garibaldi
Brandon Johnson
Friends University
Troy McBroom
McPherson College
Garrett Labus
Friends Univerty
Offansive Linamen
Mike Kenyon
Ryan Peterson
Scott Robinson
Grant Myers
James Pizano
Utility — Jarod Barrett
Martell Whitney
Bethany College
Brandon Kaufman
John Louis
Jared Raizlaff
Scott Lecuyer
Eben Sanchez
Omar Humphrey
Eric Williams
Justin Mathias
Juke Landoll
Michael Montez
Chad Hershberger
Wildcat
Martin
Anthony Paez
Josh Alexander
Marcus Clark
Schoolcraft College
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