Chiefs struggle as turnover-prone team mired in 1-6 start
The Kansas City Chiefs face a Thursday night trip to San Diego after a 26-16 loss to Oakland. Brady Quinn or Matt Cassel may start, both limited by injuries and poor play. Turnovers, no lead all season, and fan banners demanding GM Pioli's firing underscore a brutal, disheartening season.
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Braves Patchwork backfield shines in Ottawa win
Ottawa built a 42 12 halftime lead behind a patchwork backfield clicking on 460 total yards 181 rushing. QB Shane Gimzo went 17 of 21 for 230 yards and five touchdowns while Tanner Staats and Jeremy Cabrales powered the ground game. Bethany's Linnebar led Bethany with 137 rushing yards as Ottawa improved to 6-2 5-1 and hosts Friends next.
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Sooners regroup after loss at Notre Dame
Norman Okla Bob Stoops defends his No 14 Oklahoma Sooners after a 30 13 home defeat to Notre Dame saying the team did not show weakness but faced a stronger opponent On a season with two home losses questions arise about the program as the Irish and Kansas State games echo in fourth quarter drives and defensive stands
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Sports sidesteps Hurricane Sandy
Sports largely escaped the impact of Hurricane Sandy as major leagues adjusted schedules and practices. NFL moved its trade deadline two days, waivers begin Thursday, while the World Series ended a day early. NBA and college hoops delayed start amid widespread disruptions. Philadelphia Eagles and New York Knicks diverted operations. Wizards traveled early for opening night. Marathon organizers and NCAA stressed flexibility to assist affected teams and events.
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