All-Area Offense Highlights Stars Of Local gridiron
Ottawa Herald spotlights the 2010 all area offense with game changers from Ottawa Central Heights and Anderson County. Alen Troyer leads with 1813 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns while Dalton Schwab adds 870 yards and 70 tackles. David Green anchors the line with 71 tackles and four sacks. Dydell shines with 1288 rushing yards and 79 tackles on defense. Connor Goedert stands out in all three phases for Ottawa.
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Alen Troyer
Anderson County
Troyer
Bulldogs
Dalton Schwab, Jr
Central Heights
Schwab
Vikings
David Green
Green
Connor Goedert, Jr
Ottawa
Goedert
Nebraska may use two QBs in Big 12 title game
Nebraska coach Bo Pelini indicated the Huskers could employ a dual quarterback approach against Oklahoma with Taylor Martinez’s ankle day to day and backup Cody Green ready to step in. Green, praised for his team spirit, has started one game this season and remains in the rotation as Martinez recovers from injuries including a turf toe and ankle sprain.
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Lincoln
Neb
Cody Green
Nebraska
Green
Taylor Martinez
Bo Pelint
Martinez
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma
Pelint
Pelini
Solvices
Dayton
Texas
Eveats
Tommie Frazier
Scott Frost
Eric Crouch
Califor
Iowa State
Huskers
Kansas
Texas A&m
A&m
Colorado
Pullen Breaks Kansas State Career 3-Point Record
Kansas State, ranked No. 5, routed Emporia State 85-61 as Jacob Pullen scored 20 and hit four 3-pointers to surpass the school career 3-point mark. Asprilla and McGruder added 17 points each, while Emporia State was led by Burnette with 18 in the exhibition.
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Manhattan
Jacob Pullen
Kansas State
Emporia State
Wildcats
Hornets
Xavier Burnette
Jamar Samuels
Pullen
Steve Henson
Henson
Asprilla
Rodney McGruder
Burnette
Joniak Stout
Adam Holthaus
Ottawa Lady Braves hold off Haskell in home win
Ottawa University women beat Haskell Indian Nations 59 to 50 as two solid defensive halves overturned early scoring woes. Amber Ramsey posted 11 points and 11 rebounds for a first college double double, while Shannon Carlin added 16 points. The win lifts Ottawa to 2-6 and sets up conference play at Beth on Thursday.
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Ottawa University
Kylie Covey
Haskell Indian Nations University
Lois Stevens
Tessa Porter
Wilson Field House
Lady Braves
Ottawa
Bethel
Greg Mast
Herald
Bruce Tate
Haskell
Tissing Honate Ager
Maggie Hasemp
Hester Death
Tate
Paige Gib
Amber Ramsey
Shannon Carlin
Shannon
Ramsey
Carlin
Emma Hartzler
The
Beth
Davie
Stevens
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