Sunflower showdown sparks high demand in Kansas football
Scott Hollister notes KU and K State fans face a heated Saturday at Memorial Stadium with bowl scouts present. KU sits 3-1, K State 3-6, Eric Gallon headlines rushing for the Cats, and KU leads the series 60-25-5. Also previews top college games featuring Oklahoma, Nebraska, Penn State, Stanford, UCLA, Virginia, Washington, Syracuse, Ottawa, Baker, Ottawa University Kansas Wesleyan, and Kansas City Chiefs vs Eagles with picks and implications.
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Wendler Thrives In One Back Offense For BU
Wendler discusses the one back offense and its focus on distributing to key players. He notes improvement since the opener and credits the passing game for the run success while aiming to rally the team amid a rough season and uncertain future.
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Golden Bears face Turner in Ottawa showdown at Steve Grogan Stadium
Ottawa hosts Turner at Steve Grogan Stadium Friday night with a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. Ottawa stands 14 1 2 in the Huron League while Turner is 1 2 in league play. Turner has lost two straight games, including a 12 8 defeat to Bonner Springs, and a 20 18 setback to Bishop Ward. John Hamilton leads the Turner offense at tailback with Chad Robertson at quarterback. Turner punter Josh Huyet is among the state’s best. Ron Mann notes Turner’s decline but praises Merie Venable’s coaching and competitive effort.
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Fifth Down Referee Louderback Remains Calm About Controversy
AP Sports Writer R B Fallstrom reports J C Louderback, the official at the center of Colorado's infamous fifth down, watches the team in Missouri with no hard feelings. Now 58, he still referees and teaches math in Arkansas City Kansas, also coaching youth tennis while reflecting on the 1990 game and rule changes.
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Hawks and Cats Rivalry Sparks Kansas City Interest
The piece describes a rising rivalry between Kansas and Kansas State with players like Mark Allison, a Parade All-American defensive tackle, choosing Kansas over Kansas State. It notes near sellout plans at Memorial Stadium, the large presence of Kansas players on both rosters, and quotes from coach Golden Ruel about local interest and state-wide anticipation.
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Lightning debut lights up Tampa Bay with 7 3 rout
The expansion Lightning topped the Chicago Black Hawks 7 3 in front of 10 425 fans. Chris Kontos scored four goals as Tampa Bay opened its inaugural season strong, then hit the road for five straight games with no home date until Oct 20.
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Two chalk up perfect records in Ottawa Herald football contest
The Ottawa Herald reports two contestants went 12-0 last week David Parks of Wellsville and Merle Chesbro of Ottawa both had perfect 12-0 weeks with tiebreakers 46 and 42 respectively Parks tops overall with 50-8 tied for third Bev Schoch and Tim Parker also 11-1 leading a group of 14. Gary Richardson remains leader at 52-6 with Schoch 51-7 in second.
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