Dydell to start for Ottawa in homecoming clash
Ottawa University will start sophomore Gene Dydell at running back in the 1:30 p.m. homecoming game against Bethany as top backs Baer and Hayes sit with injuries. Dydell, backed by freshman Tanner Staats, will try to spark a Braves ground game that also features quarterback Shane Gimzo and a receiving corps led by Jon Hilliger. Bethany seeks an upset as Ottawa eyes a step toward playoff hopes and a return to the NAIA poll.
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Ottawa Clinches District Win With Late Rally
Ottawa football battles back in the second half to defeat Santa Fe Trail 20-8, with key plays by Shaffer, Adams, and Griffey. Seniors pave the way as Ottawa seals a district victory for two years running, celebrating a hard fought season finale.
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Freshman QB to start as Sooners weigh extended look
Weis says freshman will start at quarterback for Oklahoma while Michael is slated to start now and then evaluated for the rest of the season. Cummings says he will compete as long as given a chance. KU averages 10.8 points in four Big 12 games and 17.3 on the season, ranking near the bottom nationally.
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Ottawa volleyball extends win streak on senior night
Ottawa University Lady Braves beat Avila 25-15 25-11 25-19 for an 11th straight win. Allie Arnold led with 12 kills and four blocks while Chrissie Jeannin had 36 assists and Kristen Hendrickson 10 digs. Ottawa improves to 23-5 14-0 and hosts senior night with potential conference title clinch.
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Ottawa Braves edge Friends in OT soccer thriller
Ottawa’s men’s team beat Friends 2-1 at Peoples Bank Field to improve to 11-5 overall and 6-1 in league play. Kyler Grimes Hopkins scored both goals, including a stoppage time winner in overtime after Friends tied in the 89th minute. Drinan Santo made four saves for the Braves. The women’s team stayed second with a 2-0 win, Autumn Surage and Annie Kessler scoring and Erin Stengel earning her seventh shutout as Ottawa moved to 11-5 and 5-2. Ottawa hosts Tabor next.
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Doege leads a high scoring run after tough loss
After three interceptions in a loss to Oklahoma the senior has surged with 499 yards and six touchdowns against West Virginia followed by 318 yards and seven TDs versus Texas Tech. Doege says he is enjoying the ride and not chasing Heisman hype as defenses key to big 12 prospects dominate the headlines. The Wildcats and Red Raiders rank among the nation’s top defenses while Oklahoma State quarterbacks draw focus for Saturday's clash. Arthur Brown credits practice for the team’s improving performance as WVU’s Geno Smith sees two early picks and a late touchdown drought.
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