Football Scores From Sunday Upsets and Victories
Summary of games across divisions with multiple teams scoring. Oklahoma defeated Kansas 31 to 17 while Kansas State topped New Mexico 38 to 6. Missouri beat Arizona State 30 to 9 and Nebraska defeated Oregon State 31 to 7. Kansas City Chiefs rolled past Cleveland 34 to 0 as NFL action continued.
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Kansas
Kansas State
New Mexico
Misouri
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Low State
Western Michigan
Colorado
Washington
Nebraska
Oregon State
Oregon
Brigham Young
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Tennesse
K Finde
Ottawa University
Baker
Graceland
Otawa High
Labette County
Kansas City Chiefs
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Friends Rally Powers 42-39 Victory Over Ottawa Braves
Friends University overcame a late first half slump to beat Ottawa University 42-39 at Cook Field. A 25 second span produced two Falcons TDs after OU cut the lead to 20-14, including an 88 yard kickoff return by Morris Solar and an interception set up Ed Davis score, sending Friends to 2-1 on the season with Ottawa dropping to 1-3.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa University Braves
Friends University
Falcons
Cook Field
Braves
Friends
Barry Bronk
Mark Benner
Morris Solar
Ottawa
Solar
Bronk
Ed Davis
Steve Zak
Ottawa University
Brian McBride
Chiefs Bomb Browns 34-0 in Cleveland rout
Chiefs block two punts for touchdowns as they shutout the Browns 34-0. Albert Lewis and Chris Martin key plays, while Cleveland fumbles twice and Bernie Kosar leaves with Pagel at QB. Coach Bud Carson calls it a low point and questions effort.
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Craig Horst
Kansas City
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Kansas City Chiefs
Bud Carson
Cleveland
Carson
Albert Lewis
Lewis
Charles Washington
Bryan Wagner
Chris Martin
Wagner
Kevin Ross
Wagener
Leroy
Chiefs
Rob Thomas
Steve DeBerg
Mike Pagel
Bernie Kosar
Denver
Kasar
NAIA names James Chasteen as new national chief
James Chasteen, president of Athens State and John C. Calhoun Community College in Alabama, was named the next executive director of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. He will replace Jefferson Farris on Jan. 1, with Farris noting Chasteen’s strong fundraising and dual-institution leadership.
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Kansas City
James Chasteen
Alabama
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Chasteen
Jefferson Farris
Association of Small Colleges
Farris
Athens
Ala
John C. Calhoun Community College
Ottawa High JVers place fourth in tournament
The Ottawa High junior varsity volleyball team finished fourth after a two game format round. Tess Archer scored 33 points and Sarah Gibson 35 to lead Ottawa which also got 16 kills from Kendra Kahler and eight by Kim Young. Ottawa defeated Eldorado and split matches with Burlington Emporia Shawnee Heights and Washburn Rural. They next host Pittsburg and Fort Scott.
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Cyclones
OHS
Burlington
Emporia
Ottawa
Eldorado
Shawnee Heights
Washburn Rural
Tess Archer
Sarah Gibson
Kendra Kahler
Kim Young
Parsons
Iola
Parson
Kahler
Jenny Bowling
Gibson
Michelle Bien
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Pyle wins JV race at Blue Valley Invitational
Ottawa High cross country coach Chris Komhaus used a two JV runner strategy to focus on improving individuals. Dan Pyle won the JV title in 17:32 over 108 runners, while the Cyclones posted multiple improved times across both JV and varsity races, with notable finishes by Jennifer Dieterich and Sonny Phiouphilavanh as the team prepares for Turner and Aquinas.
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Ottawa
Chris Komhaus
Komhaus
Dan Pyle
Cyclone
Kormhaus
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