Tuesday and Thursday local sports schedules
Tuesday wrestling in Wellsville at Oskaloosa starting 6 p.m. Thursday college basketball Sterling visits Ottawa from 6 to 8 p.m. High school basketball Anderson County plays Spring Hill G at 6:30 p.m. Pomona faces Osage City Inv. Williamsburg vs Burlingame Inv. Chanute Eureka meet Anderson County at 6 p.m.
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College basketball TV schedule reads like rivalry night
ESPN and ESPN2 air a slate including Michigan at Georgia Tech at 6 p.m. Florida State at Minnesota at 6:30 p.m. Michigan State at Duke at 8 p.m. Maryland at Wisconsin at 8:30 p.m. ESPN2 carries Ohio State at Clemson at 6:30 p.m. North Carolina at Indiana at 8 p.m. Virginia at Northwestern at 8:30.
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Duke
Maryland
Wisconsin
Espne
Ohio St
Clemson
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Indiana
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Northwestern
Wake Forest
Kansas
Syracuse
Illinois
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Washington
Mississippi St
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Louisville
Texas
Florida
Notre Dame
Anzona
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Iowa
LSU
Tennessee
Stanford
Georgia
Baylor
College Basketball Scores From Monday AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports results across divisions with teams like American University and St. Francis Pa topping their foes. Cornell edged Ithaca, while Delaware beat Loyola Md and Maine defeated Dartmouth.
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Jayhawks Roll Over Nevada in Lopsided Victory
Kansas, 3-0, uses stifling defense and hot shooting to rout Nevada 85-52. Simien posts a double-double, Giddens and Robinson score 13 each, Miles dishes 10 assists. Nevada, led by Fazekas, struggles with 28 percent shooting as Kansas drives to a 43-21 halftime edge.
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Ottawa Falls To Missouri Valley In Conference Opener
Ottawa University men’s basketball dropped to a four game skid, losing 81 to 53 at Missouri Valley College in Marshall. The Braves’ defense allowed 44 points by halftime and shot 38 percent, with freshman Justin Smith the lone double scorer at 10 points. Ottawa (3-5) hosts Sterling Thursday seeking revival.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Missouri Valley College
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Missouri Valley
Ottawa
Justin Smith
Clint Bones
Sterling
Morrow
Matranga
Powell
Roswell
Kalim
Trio sparks Ottawa past William Woods in 67-53 win
Ottawa University women’s basketball relied on sophomores Hallie Boyce Brittany Broyles and Amanda Stichler to power a 67-53 victory over William Woods at Wilson Field House. The trio combined for 48 points with strong defense and energy, fueling Ottawa to end the preseason and host No 15 Sterling in the opening conference game. Boyce led with 16 points and five steals, Broyles added 18 and five assists, Stichler contributed 10 points and three blocks.
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William Woods
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Ottawa
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Hallie Boyce
Brittany Broyles
Amanda Stichler
Lady Braves
Arabie Conner
Conner
Sterling
Broyles
Boyce
Stichler
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