Mistake-Ridden Braves Fall 29-26 to Friends University
Ottawa University coach Nyle Salmans blasted his 2-2 Braves after a 29-26 loss to Friends University in Wichita. He blamed panics and costly miscues in kicking and special teams, noting fumbles and blocked kicks as pivotal, while praising OU’s passing trio Bueno Stancil and Boyd. Friends improved to 3-0 in ECAC play, with a late 2-yard Watson TD sealing the win.
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Jayhawks Fall 20 15 to Tulsa in tough start season
Kansas coach Don Fambrough lamented a flawed showing after a 20 to 15 loss to Tulsa, leaving the Jayhawks 1 2 1 with Big Eight play looming. Kerwin Bell led KU with 42 rushing yards and 24 receiving yards as Tulsa piled up 256 rushing yards. Darren Green's 77 yard punt return highlighted KU’s miscues and the team faces Oklahoma State on the road next.
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OU Wins Martin Event Despite Club-Only Tournament
Ottawa University Braves surge to victory at the Andrew B. Martin Tournament, beating Kansas 3 1 in round one and Kansas State 4 3 in a post overtime shootout. Ray Kahla scores five total, earns MVP as OU advances, with Meh Herrington stellar in goal.
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Grogan Named To Players' All Star Team
Washington AP report notes Joe Theismann may skip the all star opener after late notice. Union and owners clash over the 20 game series as Neil Lomax Steve Grogan and others are named.
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Ottawa High Cyclones second in Ottawa Invitational
Ottawa High School finished second in its home invitational volleyball tournament after a 4-1 record, losing the title on winning percentage to DeSoto. Ottawa placed two players on the all tournament team, Raub and Jung, with standout performances including Raub's 27 spikes and 38 service points.
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