Oklahoma State stars gain weekly honors in Big Eight
Kansas City AP notes Oklahoma State running back Gerald Hudson rushed 355 yards in the win over Missouri earning Big Eight offensive back of the week. Colorful Mo tackle Garry Howe was selected for defensive honors after making 13 tackles in Missouri's loss to Oklahoma.
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Area teams begin gridiron playoffs
Three area football schools Garrett Waverly and Wellsville enter state playoff action after rebuilding seasons. Wellsville faces Riverton a 9 0 undefeated squad in the 3A bi district while Garnett hosts Chanute Garnett rebounded to win six straight games and Waverly travels to Frontenac after a seven game win streak.
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Kansas Prep Football Playoffs Regionals Snapshot
Kansas prep football playoffs kickoff regional rounds with varied matchups across classes GA SA 4A 3A and eight man divisions. Notable games include Shawnee Mission South at Blue Valley North Olathe North at Lawrence Derby at Garden City and Washburn Rural at Sumner Academy with all contests at 730 p.m. local time.
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Grogan signs waiver before Patriots game with Bills
Ottawa native Steve Grogan signed a waiver with the New England Patriots acknowledging medical advice to avoid football due to spinal issues. He has played 16 NFL seasons and holds most Patriots passing records, with over 25,000 career yards. The Bills expressed respect for his courage ahead of Sunday’s 27-10 loss.
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Virginia Remains No 1 in AP Poll as Auburn Drops
Virginia holds the top spot for the third straight week at 7-0 with Notre Dame up to second and Nebraska rising to third after sizable wins. Auburn, 6-0-1, falls from second to fourth after a narrow win but uneven performances. Illinois, Houston, Washington, and Miami fill the next spots, with Colorado and Brigham Young rounding out the top 10. Penn State climbs to 24th, and Louisville makes its first ranking in 18 years after routing Western Kentucky.
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