Cowher: Steelers face tough year after costly loss
Pittsburgh coach Bill Cowher avoided criticizing officials after a 41-38 overtime loss to Atlanta left the Steelers at 2-4. He cited self-inflicted miscues, turnovers, penalties, and injuries as the main issues, while noting the team must improve detail and focus to rebound.
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Tigers' DE out for year in Missouri win
Missouri star defensive end Brian Smith suffers a season ending hip fracture on a fumble return play in the Tigers 41 21 victory over Kansas State. Smith on crutches for six to eight weeks may miss bowls while Missouri awaits a bowl game and postseason possibilities.
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Ottawa ORC Announces Youth and Adult Basketball Registration
The Ottawa Recreation Commission outlines deadlines for youth and adult basketball. Adults face a 5 p.m. today cutoff with a $165 entry fee due in the ORC office. Youth registrations run through November 5 with a $30 fee. first games set for December 9 for ages 5 to 14. Parents and children must sign an athletes pledge form for youth.
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Friends Ends OU Women's Season In KCAC Quarterfinal
The Friends University women’s soccer team defeated Ottawa University 2 0 to end Ottawa’s season in a KCAC quarterfinal clash in Ottawa Kansas The Saints advance while Ottawa bow out of the tournament.
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Watts to miss rest of season for Kansas State
Kansas State safety Marcus Watts will undergo hand surgery and be out for the season. He departs from starting duties after contributing 19 tackles and multiple plays this year. Sophomore Andrew Erker will start in Watts's place, with freshman Kevin Hollis backing up. The Wildcats host Iowa State after also missing running back Thomas Clayton who remains sidelined.
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Nfl to play regular season games abroad start 2007
The NFL plans as many as two regular-season games outside the United States annually starting in 2007. Potential sites include Mexico Canada England and Germany with one overseas game projected for 2007. Games will rotate over 16 years with each team hosting once and visiting once abroad, offset by compensation for lost home games.
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Ottawa advances in regional showdown on late comeback
Ottawa rallied to tie 2-2 as Sipple converted a rebound after a missed penalty and Hiatt nailed a late shot. Coach Mitchell praised intensity and the season’s resilience while noting the regional game marked only the second in school history, aided by new stadium lights and seating.
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