ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — ESPN won’t hold college basketball tournaments in a Florida bubble next month.

In a statement Monday, ESPN Events said it had “set out to create a protected environment” in Orlando for teams set to compete in events it operates. Those plans changed due to “certain challenges surrounding testing protocols,” leading to the decision to resume those events during the 2021-22 season.

ESPN Events lists 10 college basketball tournaments and doubleheaders on its website originally scheduled for the upcoming season, including the Champions Classic that annually features Duke, Kansas, Kentucky and Michigan State as well as the Preseason NIT, the Jimmy V Classic and the Orlando Invitational.

The NCAA delayed the start of the season to Nov. 25 amid the coronavirus pandemic, though scheduling remains unsettled with less than a month to go.

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — ESPN won’t hold college basketball tournaments in a Florida bubble next month.In a statement Monday, ESPN Events said it had “set out to create a protected environment” in Orlando for teams set to compete in events it operates. Those plans changed due to “certain challenges surrounding testing protocols,” leading to the decision to resume those events during the 2021-22 season.ESPN Events lists 10 college basketball tournaments and doubleheaders on its website originally scheduled for the upcoming season, including the Champions Classic that annually features Duke, Kansas, Kentucky and Michigan State as well as the Preseason NIT, the Jimmy V Classic and the Orlando Invitational.The NCAA delayed the start of the season to Nov. 25 amid the coronavirus pandemic, though scheduling remains unsettled with less than a month to go.

ESPN won’t hold college basketball events in Florida bubble

HAYS, Kan. – Fort Hays State Football will hold an intrasquad scrimmage open for the public to watch at Lewis Field Stadium on Saturday, October 31. Gates will open at 9 AM and action on the field begins at 9:30 AM. Admission to the event is&nbsp;FREE, though Tiger Athletics will be taking donations if you would like to make a contribution. Limited concessions will be available during the event only on the west side of the stadium. Requirements and Rules for Fans

Please be courteous to others at the stadium by observing&nbsp;<a href="https://www.fhsu.edu/covid-19-response/visitors">FHSU&nbsp;Health and Safety Expectations</a>. Thank you for your cooperation.

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HAYS, Kan. – Fort Hays State Football will hold an intrasquad scrimmage open for the public to watch at Lewis Field Stadium on Saturday, October 31. Gates will open at 9 AM and action on the field begins at 9:30 AM. Admission to the event is&nbsp;FREE, though Tiger Athletics will be taking donations if you would like to make a contribution. Limited concessions will be available during the event only on the west side of the stadium. Requirements and Rules for Fans<ul>
 <li>Fans will be required to wear masks and use social distancing measures throughout the scrimmage.</li><li>Seating will be available in both the east and west stands.</li><li>Fans are to remain on the same side of the stadium in which they enter.</li><li>There will be no field access for any fans.</li><li>Crossing over to the stands opposite of the side you enter is prohibited.</li><li>Tailgating for this event is prohibited.</li><li>Concessions will only be available on the west side of the stadium.</li><li>Exit the stadium immediately following the event.</li><li>Interaction with coaches and players on the field or outside of the locker rooms is prohibited.</li>
 </ul>Please be courteous to others at the stadium by observing&nbsp;<a href="https://www.fhsu.edu/covid-19-response/visitors">FHSU&nbsp;Health and Safety Expectations</a>. Thank you for your cooperation.

Fort Hays State Football to Hold Scrimmage on Morning of October 31

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MANHATTAN, Kan. – Seventeen home games at Bramlage Coliseum, including the inaugural Little Apple Classic that will tip off the season on November 25 and 27, highlight the 2020-21 Kansas State men's basketball schedule released by athletic department officials this afternoon. (October 26).

Season tickets as well as gameday procedures for the 2020-21 season will be released in the coming days.

"We are excited to finally be able to release our 2020-21 schedule," said head coach Bruce Weber. "This has been a huge undertaking by (Director of Operations) Drew Speraw and (Executive Associate AD) Casey Scott, as well as (associate commissioner) Jeff Jackson at the Big 12 office and I appreciate their efforts to get this done under incredibly difficult circumstances. We know that changes are most likely going to happen as we go along, but this will give our players a goal to work towards as we continue to practice and get ready for the season."

K-State will open the upcoming season with five consecutive home games, including the inaugural Little Apple Classic on Wednesday, November 25 and Friday, November 27. The field will include Colorado, Drake and South Dakota with the Wildcats facing the Bulldogs in the second game of a doubleheader on November 25 followed by a renewal of its long rivalry with the Buffaloes on November 27 for the first time since 2011.

K-State will play seven of its eight non-conference games at Bramlage Coliseum, including the return of a home-and-home series with UNLV on Saturday, December 5 and a matchup with former Big 12 foe Texas A&amp;M on Saturday, January 30, 2021 in the previously announced SEC/Big 12 Challenge. The one road game will come in the second edition of the Big 12/BIG EAST Battle with a date and opponent to be released at a later date.

"We feel this is a competitive, non-conference schedule especially for such a new, young team," said Weber. "Colorado would've been an NCAA team a year ago and return one of the top point guards (McKinley Wright IV) in the nation, while Drake, UNLV and Texas A&amp;M were all playing some of their best basketball when COV-19 hit.

"We have veterans like Mike (McGuirl), DaJuan (Gordon), Monty (Murphy) and Antonio (Gordon) who have been in big games, but now have to adjust to being in new roles, while we have several newcomers who will have to take a step up to an entirely new level of competition. This will allow for them to develop and gain experience before Big 12 play."

The 25th season of Big 12 men's basketball will have a new wrinkle this season with a pair of conference games in the month of December, as K-State will open at Iowa State on Tuesday, December 15 before hosting Final Four contender Baylor on Saturday, December 19. The Wildcats have faced the Cyclones in an opener more than any other foe (16 times), as the teams will play in the earliest conference opener in school history.

After a break to finish off non-conference play, K-State will resume Big 12 play with a home game against TCU on Saturday, January 2. It will be the first four home games in the first half of league play, including Oklahoma State (Tuesday, January 9), Iowa State (Wednesday, January 13) and West Virginia (Saturday, January 23).

Following the home game with Texas A&amp;M on January 30, the Wildcats will open the second half with a road game at rival Kansas on Tuesday, February 2, which will be the first of two meetings in a two-week span. Home games in the second half include consecutive games with Texas Tech (Saturday, February 6) and Texas (Tuesday, February 9) to go along with Kansas (Tuesday, February 16) and Oklahoma (Tuesday, February 23).

"The Big 12 will once again be one of the best – if not the best – conference in the country," said Weber. "Every team has a legitimate shot at the NCAA Tournament and beyond. I expect nothing but the same hard-fought, competitive environments that we have seen every year game-in and game-out."

The last week of the regular season has been left open to accommodate any postponed games, as the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship is scheduled for Wednesday-Saturday, March 10-13 at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City.

Game times and television designations will be released as they become official.

The Wildcats will be one of the youngest teams in the country in 2020-21 with just one senior (Mike McGuirl) and the addition of eight newcomers. McGuirl saw action in 29 games with 20 starts, averaging 6.9 points on 42.3 percent shooting and 2.4 rebounds in 24.7 minutes per game. The squad also returns sophomores DaJuan Gordon (6.3 ppg., 3.4 rpg.), Montavious Murphy (5.2 ppg., 3.7 rpg.) and Antonio Gordon (4.2 ppg., 3.7 rpg.).

A nationally acclaimed seven-man recruiting class joins transfer Kaosi Ezeagu, who recently earned immediate eligibility after transferring from UTEP in early January. Ezeagu is joined by community college transfers Rueadale "Rudi" Williams (Hamilton, Ontario/Forest Trail [N.C]/NE Oklahoma A&amp;M College) and Carlton Linguard, Jr. (San Antonio, Texas/Stevens/Temple College [Texas]) as well as high school seniors Davion Bradford (St. Louis, Mo./Mehlville), Luke Kasubke (St. Louis, Mo./Chaminade), Seryee Lewis (Chicago, Ill./Compass Prep [Ariz.]), Selton Miguel (Orlando, Fla./West Oaks Academy) and Nijel Pack (Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence Central).

kstatesports.comMANHATTAN, Kan. – Seventeen home games at Bramlage Coliseum, including the inaugural Little Apple Classic that will tip off the season on November 25 and 27, highlight the 2020-21 Kansas State men's basketball schedule released by athletic department officials this afternoon. (October 26).Season tickets as well as gameday procedures for the 2020-21 season will be released in the coming days."We are excited to finally be able to release our 2020-21 schedule," said head coach Bruce Weber. "This has been a huge undertaking by (Director of Operations) Drew Speraw and (Executive Associate AD) Casey Scott, as well as (associate commissioner) Jeff Jackson at the Big 12 office and I appreciate their efforts to get this done under incredibly difficult circumstances. We know that changes are most likely going to happen as we go along, but this will give our players a goal to work towards as we continue to practice and get ready for the season."K-State will open the upcoming season with five consecutive home games, including the inaugural Little Apple Classic on Wednesday, November 25 and Friday, November 27. The field will include Colorado, Drake and South Dakota with the Wildcats facing the Bulldogs in the second game of a doubleheader on November 25 followed by a renewal of its long rivalry with the Buffaloes on November 27 for the first time since 2011.K-State will play seven of its eight non-conference games at Bramlage Coliseum, including the return of a home-and-home series with UNLV on Saturday, December 5 and a matchup with former Big 12 foe Texas A&amp;M on Saturday, January 30, 2021 in the previously announced SEC/Big 12 Challenge. The one road game will come in the second edition of the Big 12/BIG EAST Battle with a date and opponent to be released at a later date."We feel this is a competitive, non-conference schedule especially for such a new, young team," said Weber. "Colorado would've been an NCAA team a year ago and return one of the top point guards (McKinley Wright IV) in the nation, while Drake, UNLV and Texas A&amp;M were all playing some of their best basketball when COV-19 hit."We have veterans like Mike (McGuirl), DaJuan (Gordon), Monty (Murphy) and Antonio (Gordon) who have been in big games, but now have to adjust to being in new roles, while we have several newcomers who will have to take a step up to an entirely new level of competition. This will allow for them to develop and gain experience before Big 12 play."The 25th season of Big 12 men's basketball will have a new wrinkle this season with a pair of conference games in the month of December, as K-State will open at Iowa State on Tuesday, December 15 before hosting Final Four contender Baylor on Saturday, December 19. The Wildcats have faced the Cyclones in an opener more than any other foe (16 times), as the teams will play in the earliest conference opener in school history.After a break to finish off non-conference play, K-State will resume Big 12 play with a home game against TCU on Saturday, January 2. It will be the first four home games in the first half of league play, including Oklahoma State (Tuesday, January 9), Iowa State (Wednesday, January 13) and West Virginia (Saturday, January 23).Following the home game with Texas A&amp;M on January 30, the Wildcats will open the second half with a road game at rival Kansas on Tuesday, February 2, which will be the first of two meetings in a two-week span. Home games in the second half include consecutive games with Texas Tech (Saturday, February 6) and Texas (Tuesday, February 9) to go along with Kansas (Tuesday, February 16) and Oklahoma (Tuesday, February 23)."The Big 12 will once again be one of the best – if not the best – conference in the country," said Weber. "Every team has a legitimate shot at the NCAA Tournament and beyond. I expect nothing but the same hard-fought, competitive environments that we have seen every year game-in and game-out."The last week of the regular season has been left open to accommodate any postponed games, as the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship is scheduled for Wednesday-Saturday, March 10-13 at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City.Game times and television designations will be released as they become official.The Wildcats will be one of the youngest teams in the country in 2020-21 with just one senior (Mike McGuirl) and the addition of eight newcomers. McGuirl saw action in 29 games with 20 starts, averaging 6.9 points on 42.3 percent shooting and 2.4 rebounds in 24.7 minutes per game. The squad also returns sophomores DaJuan Gordon (6.3 ppg., 3.4 rpg.), Montavious Murphy (5.2 ppg., 3.7 rpg.) and Antonio Gordon (4.2 ppg., 3.7 rpg.).A nationally acclaimed seven-man recruiting class joins transfer Kaosi Ezeagu, who recently earned immediate eligibility after transferring from UTEP in early January. Ezeagu is joined by community college transfers Rueadale "Rudi" Williams (Hamilton, Ontario/Forest Trail [N.C]/NE Oklahoma A&amp;M College) and Carlton Linguard, Jr. (San Antonio, Texas/Stevens/Temple College [Texas]) as well as high school seniors Davion Bradford (St. Louis, Mo./Mehlville), Luke Kasubke (St. Louis, Mo./Chaminade), Seryee Lewis (Chicago, Ill./Compass Prep [Ariz.]), Selton Miguel (Orlando, Fla./West Oaks Academy) and Nijel Pack (Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence Central).

17 Home Games Highlight K-State's 2020-21 Schedule

LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas men’s basketball today announced its updated 2020-21 schedule, including the Big 12 Conference round-robin details. KU will have four additional non-conference games to reach the 27-game max established by the NCAA. Included in the four will be a Champions Classic matchup against Kentucky, with the location to be determined. Once those details are finalized that information will be released.

Kansas will start conference play with two games in December and will be part of three ESPN Big Monday contests this upcoming season.

Already on the slate, North Dakota State comes to Allen Fieldhouse on Saturday, Dec. 5. The Jayhawks will host Creighton on Tuesday, Dec. 8, Omaha on Friday, Dec. 11, and Tarleton State on Sunday, Dec. 13, to close out a four-game homestand.

Kansas will then open Big 12 play on the road at Texas Tech on Thursday, Dec. 17. This will be the earliest Big 12 contest for KU in the 25-year history of the conference and the earliest league game for the Jayhawks since Dec. 13, 1986, against Colorado.

The Jayhawks return to Allen Fieldhouse to face conference foe West Virginia on Tuesday, Dec. 22. The remaining 16 league games begin Saturday, Jan. 2, when KU hosts Texas.

Kansas’ three ESPN Big Monday contests start Jan. 18 at Baylor. The Jayhawks will host Oklahoma State on Big Monday on Feb. 8 and travel to Texas on Monday, Feb. 22. Kansas has been featured on ESPN Big Monday at least three times per season since the inception of the Big 12 in 1996-97.

Kansas is 73-18 all-time on ESPN Big Monday (43-1 at home and 30-17 on the road), including 54-12 under head coach Bill Self (32-0 at home and 22-12 on the road). Additionally, KU has won 36-consecutive Big Monday games in Allen Fieldhouse. Overall, KU has won its last 18 ESPN Big Monday battles.

The Big 12 Championship is scheduled for March 10-13, 2021, at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri.

Kansas returns three starters and nine letter winners from last season’s 28-3 team which won the Big 12 regular-season title going 17-1 in conference play. KU ended the year ranked No. 1 in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches’ polls as the 2019-20 season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

kutathletics.comLAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas men’s basketball today announced its updated 2020-21 schedule, including the Big 12 Conference round-robin details. KU will have four additional non-conference games to reach the 27-game max established by the NCAA. Included in the four will be a Champions Classic matchup against Kentucky, with the location to be determined. Once those details are finalized that information will be released.Kansas will start conference play with two games in December and will be part of three ESPN Big Monday contests this upcoming season.Already on the slate, North Dakota State comes to Allen Fieldhouse on Saturday, Dec. 5. The Jayhawks will host Creighton on Tuesday, Dec. 8, Omaha on Friday, Dec. 11, and Tarleton State on Sunday, Dec. 13, to close out a four-game homestand.Kansas will then open Big 12 play on the road at Texas Tech on Thursday, Dec. 17. This will be the earliest Big 12 contest for KU in the 25-year history of the conference and the earliest league game for the Jayhawks since Dec. 13, 1986, against Colorado.The Jayhawks return to Allen Fieldhouse to face conference foe West Virginia on Tuesday, Dec. 22. The remaining 16 league games begin Saturday, Jan. 2, when KU hosts Texas.Kansas’ three ESPN Big Monday contests start Jan. 18 at Baylor. The Jayhawks will host Oklahoma State on Big Monday on Feb. 8 and travel to Texas on Monday, Feb. 22. Kansas has been featured on ESPN Big Monday at least three times per season since the inception of the Big 12 in 1996-97.Kansas is 73-18 all-time on ESPN Big Monday (43-1 at home and 30-17 on the road), including 54-12 under head coach Bill Self (32-0 at home and 22-12 on the road). Additionally, KU has won 36-consecutive Big Monday games in Allen Fieldhouse. Overall, KU has won its last 18 ESPN Big Monday battles.The Big 12 Championship is scheduled for March 10-13, 2021, at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri.Kansas returns three starters and nine letter winners from last season’s 28-3 team which won the Big 12 regular-season title going 17-1 in conference play. KU ended the year ranked No. 1 in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches’ polls as the 2019-20 season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

KU Men’s Basketball Announces Revised 2020-21 Schedule

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — There was never a question that Brett Veach, one of the most aggressive general managers in the NFL, would pursue two-time All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell to join the Kansas City Chiefs’ electrifying offense. The question was whether Bell would fit. The returns from Game 1 on Sunday couldn’t have been much better. Rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire still ran eight times for 46 yards and a score, and Bell averaged 6 1/2 yards per carry on his six attempts, helping their offense play a solid supporting role for their defense and special teams in a 43-16 rout of AFC West-rival Denver.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Jared Goff tossed scoring passes to Josh Reynolds and Gerald Everett while throwing for 219 yards in the Los Angeles Rams' 24-10 win over the Chicago Bears. The Rams' defense kept the Bears out of the end zone and allowed just 279 net yards. Nick Foles passed for 261 yards for the Bears, who managed just 49 yards on the ground.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. will miss the rest of the season after tearing his left ACL early in Sunday’s 37-34 win at Cincinnati. Beckham’s second season in Cleveland ended when his left leg buckled while running to try to make a tackle after Baker Mayfield’s first pass was intercepted. The three-time Pro Bowl selection had 23 catches for 319 yards and three touchdowns this season and scored on a 50-yard touchdown run.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Carolina Panthers coach Matt Rhule said “it’s a possibility” star running back Christian McCaffrey could return to action Thursday night against Atlanta after missing five games with a high ankle sprain. McCaffrey was back on the practice field yesterday wearing a red jersey signifying an injured player and he remains on the team’s injured reserve list for now. He did not practice, working instead with the training staff.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin football coach Paul Chryst isn’t discussing quarterback Graham Mertz’s status following reports that the redshirt freshman has tested positive for COVID-19. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and Wisconsin State Journal both reported that Mertz tested positive and would be undergoing a second test to determine if the first result was a false positive. Chryst said he was confident the ninth-ranked Badgers’ game Saturday at Nebraska would go on as scheduled.

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers will try to wrap up their first World Series title in 32 years when they take on the Tampa Bay Rays tonight in Game 6. The Dodgers have a three-games-to-two lead in the series following Sunday's 4-2 victory. Tony Gonsolin (GAHN'-sah-lihn) will start for the Dodgers against Blake Snell.

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 </figure>KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — There was never a question that Brett Veach, one of the most aggressive general managers in the NFL, would pursue two-time All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell to join the Kansas City Chiefs’ electrifying offense. The question was whether Bell would fit. The returns from Game 1 on Sunday couldn’t have been much better. Rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire still ran eight times for 46 yards and a score, and Bell averaged 6 1/2 yards per carry on his six attempts, helping their offense play a solid supporting role for their defense and special teams in a 43-16 rout of AFC West-rival Denver.INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Jared Goff tossed scoring passes to Josh Reynolds and Gerald Everett while throwing for 219 yards in the Los Angeles Rams' 24-10 win over the Chicago Bears. The Rams' defense kept the Bears out of the end zone and allowed just 279 net yards. Nick Foles passed for 261 yards for the Bears, who managed just 49 yards on the ground.CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. will miss the rest of the season after tearing his left ACL early in Sunday’s 37-34 win at Cincinnati. Beckham’s second season in Cleveland ended when his left leg buckled while running to try to make a tackle after Baker Mayfield’s first pass was intercepted. The three-time Pro Bowl selection had 23 catches for 319 yards and three touchdowns this season and scored on a 50-yard touchdown run.CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Carolina Panthers coach Matt Rhule said “it’s a possibility” star running back Christian McCaffrey could return to action Thursday night against Atlanta after missing five games with a high ankle sprain. McCaffrey was back on the practice field yesterday wearing a red jersey signifying an injured player and he remains on the team’s injured reserve list for now. He did not practice, working instead with the training staff.MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin football coach Paul Chryst isn’t discussing quarterback Graham Mertz’s status following reports that the redshirt freshman has tested positive for COVID-19. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and Wisconsin State Journal both reported that Mertz tested positive and would be undergoing a second test to determine if the first result was a false positive. Chryst said he was confident the ninth-ranked Badgers’ game Saturday at Nebraska would go on as scheduled.ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers will try to wrap up their first World Series title in 32 years when they take on the Tampa Bay Rays tonight in Game 6. The Dodgers have a three-games-to-two lead in the series following Sunday's 4-2 victory. Tony Gonsolin (GAHN'-sah-lihn) will start for the Dodgers against Blake Snell.MONDAY SCORESNATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUEFinal	L.A. Rams	24	Chicago	10

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The Big 12 is scheduled to open the 2020-21 men's basketball conference season on December 6 with each program playing two league games prior to the Christmas break.

The double round-robin format will conclude on Saturday, February 27 with the following week left open for possible makeup games. The Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's Basketball Championship is set for March 10-13 in Kansas City's T-Mobile Center (formerly the Sprint Center).

All dates are subject to change. Times and television designations will be released when available.

The Big 12 is scheduled to open the 2020-21 men's basketball conference season on December 6 with each program playing two league games prior to the Christmas break.The double round-robin format will conclude on Saturday, February 27 with the following week left open for possible makeup games. The Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's Basketball Championship is set for March 10-13 in Kansas City's T-Mobile Center (formerly the Sprint Center).All dates are subject to change. Times and television designations will be released when available.The schedule is attached and below.Sunday, December 6Oklahoma at TCUSunday, December 13Texas at BaylorTuesday, December 15Kansas State at Iowa StateWednesday, December 16TCU at Oklahoma StateThursday, December 17Kansas at Texas TechFriday, December 18Iowa State at West VirginiaSaturday, December 19Baylor at Kansas StateSunday, December 20Oklahoma State at TexasTuesday, December 22West Virginia at KansasTexas Tech at OklahomaSaturday, January 2Baylor at Iowa StateTexas at KansasTCU at Kansas StateWest Virginia at OklahomaOklahoma State at Texas TechMonday, January 4West Virginia at Oklahoma StateTuesday, January 5Kansas at TCUIowa State at TexasKansas State at Texas TechWednesday, January 6Oklahoma at BaylorSaturday, January 9Texas Tech at Iowa StateOklahoma at KansasOklahoma State at Kansas StateBaylor at TCUTexas at West VirginiaTuesday, January 12West Virginia at BaylorTCU at OklahomaKansas at Oklahoma StateWednesday, January 13Iowa State at Kansas StateTexas Tech at TexasSaturday, January 16Iowa State at KansasOklahoma at Oklahoma StateKansas State at TexasBaylor at Texas TechTCU at West VirginiaMonday, January 18Kansas at BaylorTuesday, January 19Kansas State at OklahomaOklahoma State at West VirginiaWednesday, January 20Texas at Iowa StateTexas Tech at TCUSaturday, January 23West Virginia at Kansas StateKansas at OklahomaBaylor at Oklahoma StateTexas at TCUIowa State at Texas TechMonday, January 25Oklahoma State at Iowa StateTexas Tech at West VirginiaTuesday, January 26TCU at KansasOklahoma at TexasWednesday, January 27Kansas State at BaylorMonday, February 1Oklahoma at Texas TechTuesday, February 2West Virginia at Iowa StateKansas State at KansasBaylor at TexasWednesday, February 3Oklahoma State at TCUSaturday, February 6TCU at BaylorTexas Tech at Kansas StateIowa State at OklahomaTexas at Oklahoma StateKansas at West VirginiaMonday, February 8Oklahoma State at KansasTuesday, February 9Texas at Kansas StateIowa State at TCUWest Virginia at Texas TechWednesday, February 10Baylor at OklahomaSaturday, February 13Texas Tech at BaylorKansas at Iowa StateKansas State at Oklahoma StateTCU at TexasOklahoma at West VirginiaMonday, February 15Baylor at West VirginiaTuesday, February 16Kansas at Kansas StateTexas at OklahomaIowa State at Oklahoma StateWednesday, February 17TCU at Texas TechSaturday, February 20Oklahoma State at BaylorOklahoma at Iowa StateTexas Tech at KansasKansas State at TCUWest Virginia at TexasMonday, February 22West Virginia at TCUKansas at TexasTuesday, February 23Iowa State at BaylorOklahoma at Kansas StateTexas Tech at Oklahoma StateSaturday, February 27TCU at Iowa StateBaylor at KansasOklahoma State at OklahomaTexas at Texas TechKansas State at West VirginiaMarch 10-13Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship

Men's Basketball Conference Schedule Announced

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Following a record-setting performance in the Sunflower Showdown, Kansas State sophomore Phillip Brooks has been named the Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week, the conference office announced Monday.

Brooks' weekly honor is the seventh for the Wildcats this season, which are the most since the 2017 team had eight.

A product of Lee's Summit, Missouri, Brooks returned four punts for a school-record 189 yards with two touchdowns against Kansas, the most punt-return touchdowns in school history. Brooks' yardage record edged out David Allen's mark of 172 against Texas in 1998. His single-game yardage total ranks third in Big 12 history and was the most by a Big 12 player since 2009. Additionally, his 47.25-yard average was the highest nationally since 1996 among players with four or more returns.

Brooks became the first player in the nation with two punt-return touchdowns in a single game since Greg Dortch of Wake Forest in 2018, while he is the first Big 12 ever player to do so in a conference game.

K-State, ranked 16th this week in both the Associated Press Top 25 and Amway Coaches' polls, travels to face West Virginia this Saturday. The game, which kicks at 11 a.m. (CT) will be televised by ESPN2.

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Brooks Named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — There was never a question that Brett Veach, one of the most aggressive general managers in the NFL, would pursue two-time All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell to join the Kansas City Chiefs’ electrifying offense.

The returns from Game 1 on Sunday couldn’t have been much better. Rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire still ran eight times for 46 yards and a score, and Bell averaged 6 1/2 yards per carry on his six attempts, helping their offense play a solid supporting role for their defense and special teams in a 43-16 rout of the AFC West-rival Denver Broncos.

“It was good to see Le’Veon get out and have an opportunity to carry it,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Monday, “and you saw the things he’s capable of doing. And it all starts up front with the guys blocking. I thought they did a nice job.”

The pass protection wasn’t nearly as good, but it didn’t need to be. The Chiefs only ran 47 offensive plays thanks to a pick-6 by Daniel Sorensen and a kickoff return touchdown by Byron Pringle with Patrick Mahomes and Co. on the sideline.

“So the defense’s snaps were way up. The offense’s snaps were way down,” Reid said. “We weren’t able to get the whole game plan going the way we wanted, and the rhythm — by that point we’re way up — and that’s a good thing. That makes the head coach very happy. But it cuts down on the opportunities for the offense to do its thing.”

Mahomes still finished with 200 yards passing and a touchdown without an interception, and wide receiver Tyreek Hill finally got involved in the offense with a second-half score. Travis Kelce only had three catches for 31 yards, but again, the Chiefs didn’t need much offense from their star tight end in a game that got out of hand early.

“I thought Clyde obviously continued to put up tough runs and break tackles and get different types of stuff,” Mahomes said, “and I thought Le’Veon did a great job of coming in off a week of practice where you only get a couple days and being able to step right in and have a few big runs and really get his footing. Obviously there’s still some little details that we need to work out here and there, but for someone to come in and have success like that early is really exciting.”

The defense of coordinator Steve Spagnuolo is back on track after it was torched by Derek Carr and the Raiders in a 40-32 loss at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs were stingy against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills and dominated the Broncos, who got much of their yardage in mop-up time in the fourth quarter.

The kicking game remains iffy after Harrison Butker missed another extra point, though Reid said he’s not concerned about it. Part of the problem is breaking in a new holder in Tommy Townsend, who replaced long-time punter Dustin Colquitt.

Sorensen did more than just return an interception for a touchdown. He delivered a crushing blow that knocked Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay from the game, and he wound up tied for the team lead with nine tackles.

Running back Darrel Williams didn’t get a carry and second-year pro Darwin Thompson was inactive as the Chiefs went with Edwards-Helaire, Bell and veteran DeAndre Washington in the backfield.

The Chiefs escaped without any injuries on Sunday. They hope to have wide receiver Sammy Watkins and right tackle Mitchell Schwartz healthy soon, which would only add more firepower to their offense.

1 — That’s the number of wins Reid needs to match Curly Lambeau (229) for the fifth most in NFL history. Ahead of him are Don Shula (347), George Halas (324), Bill Belichick (306) and Tom Landry (270).

The Chiefs return home to face the winless New York Jets, the bumbling team that waived Bell last week less than two years into his contract when his relationship with coach Adam Gase went sideways.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — There was never a question that Brett Veach, one of the most aggressive general managers in the NFL, would pursue two-time All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell to join the Kansas City Chiefs’ electrifying offense.The question was whether Bell would fit.The returns from Game 1 on Sunday couldn’t have been much better. Rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire still ran eight times for 46 yards and a score, and Bell averaged 6 1/2 yards per carry on his six attempts, helping their offense play a solid supporting role for their defense and special teams in a 43-16 rout of the AFC West-rival Denver Broncos.“It was good to see Le’Veon get out and have an opportunity to carry it,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Monday, “and you saw the things he’s capable of doing. And it all starts up front with the guys blocking. I thought they did a nice job.”The pass protection wasn’t nearly as good, but it didn’t need to be. The Chiefs only ran 47 offensive plays thanks to a pick-6 by Daniel Sorensen and a kickoff return touchdown by Byron Pringle with Patrick Mahomes and Co. on the sideline.“So the defense’s snaps were way up. The offense’s snaps were way down,” Reid said. “We weren’t able to get the whole game plan going the way we wanted, and the rhythm — by that point we’re way up — and that’s a good thing. That makes the head coach very happy. But it cuts down on the opportunities for the offense to do its thing.”Mahomes still finished with 200 yards passing and a touchdown without an interception, and wide receiver Tyreek Hill finally got involved in the offense with a second-half score. Travis Kelce only had three catches for 31 yards, but again, the Chiefs didn’t need much offense from their star tight end in a game that got out of hand early.“I thought Clyde obviously continued to put up tough runs and break tackles and get different types of stuff,” Mahomes said, “and I thought Le’Veon did a great job of coming in off a week of practice where you only get a couple days and being able to step right in and have a few big runs and really get his footing. Obviously there’s still some little details that we need to work out here and there, but for someone to come in and have success like that early is really exciting.”WHAT’S WORKINGThe defense of coordinator Steve Spagnuolo is back on track after it was torched by Derek Carr and the Raiders in a 40-32 loss at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs were stingy against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills and dominated the Broncos, who got much of their yardage in mop-up time in the fourth quarter.WHAT NEEDS HELPThe kicking game remains iffy after Harrison Butker missed another extra point, though Reid said he’s not concerned about it. Part of the problem is breaking in a new holder in Tommy Townsend, who replaced long-time punter Dustin Colquitt.STOCK UPSorensen did more than just return an interception for a touchdown. He delivered a crushing blow that knocked Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay from the game, and he wound up tied for the team lead with nine tackles.STOCK DOWNRunning back Darrel Williams didn’t get a carry and second-year pro Darwin Thompson was inactive as the Chiefs went with Edwards-Helaire, Bell and veteran DeAndre Washington in the backfield.INJUREDThe Chiefs escaped without any injuries on Sunday. They hope to have wide receiver Sammy Watkins and right tackle Mitchell Schwartz healthy soon, which would only add more firepower to their offense.KEY NUMBER1 — That’s the number of wins Reid needs to match Curly Lambeau (229) for the fifth most in NFL history. Ahead of him are Don Shula (347), George Halas (324), Bill Belichick (306) and Tom Landry (270).NEXT STEPSThe Chiefs return home to face the winless New York Jets, the bumbling team that waived Bell last week less than two years into his contract when his relationship with coach Adam Gase went sideways.

Bell fits seamlessly in Chiefs’ offense in rout of Broncos

The Barton Community College esports team of freshmen put together a near flawless performance Saturday in capturing the Fall Guys Collegiate Knockout championship to cap off another strong week of competition.

The lone NJCAA team in the IBUYPOWER sponsored invitational field, the Cougars led throughout to take the $3,000 top prize over fellow competitors California State University Northridge, DePaul University, and the University of Mississippi.

Barton finished with 130 points with the other three teams tying for second with 91 points. In the tiebreaking round, DePaul came out on top to take the $1500 second place prize as Mississippi grabbed the third place $500 prize with CSUN finishing on the outside.

Competing for the Cougars were&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/morris_davon_qnsn" target="_blank">Davon Morris</a>,&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/hardin_adam_kt3j" target="_blank">Adam Hardin</a>,&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/keffer_trent_hlsy" target="_blank">Trent Keffer</a>, and&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/mcfadden_jared_gz6c" target="_blank">Jared McFadden</a>&nbsp;in navigating three gameshows of the Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout as the freshmen laded team competed against the trio of four-year teams with each rostering four players each.

"These guys are amazing," said Head Coach Curtis Rose. "The work they've put in this past week shows the dedication they have. We weren't settling for the 4th place finish from last week."

Getting all four players through each of the four rounds in game one, Barton jumped out on top over Mississippi by nine points.

In game two, the Cougars had a couple of narrow escapes proving pivotal. In round two, Barton needed a late kick to escape the team game Hoarders while in round three a team effort help get Keffer through the qualifying in Rings.

"All week, we worked on consistency, teamwork, and communication," remarked Rose. "All of which were on full display."

Although not claiming a crown win through the first two gameshows, Barton again got all four teammates through the rounds to post another 40 points on the board to lead by thirteen over CSUN.

The Cougars continued their march to the title in round one of the final gameshow, getting all four individuals through the course. Faced with a tricky and sometimes tough Jinx team game in round two, Barton pulled through to build a commanding lead instead of making things a little dicier the rest of the competition. Conquering the third and fourth round to widen the margin, the luck of the draw dealt Barton an unfamiliar team challenge in Royal Fumble but it did little to phase the Cougars on the way to putting an emphatic end to the competition claiming the crown.

With all but Morris participating in the Barton Arena, the crew had no idea of their standing throughout the rounds until the announcement came sparking a boisterous celebration.

"I say it every week, but I know that the teams we've assembled here at Barton can take on anyone," concluded Rose.

In normally scheduled competition this past week, Barton's 20th ranked Rocket League team had another strong performance in defeating Crowder College 4-1. The Cougars lost game one 3-1 but took the next four by a combined 15-3 margin including a 5-0 blanking in the last game of the series.

In Madden matchups, only two of the four matchups were played due to EA Sports' server having technical difficulties. Morris, the nation's top ranked player, received a forfeit win due to the opponent choosing not to take the field.&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/twiggs_anthony_s8wg" target="_blank">Anthony Twiggs</a>&nbsp;took his second straight week of defeats as the 17th ranked player lost both of his games against 14th ranked Hinds Community College.&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/hale_corey_m3ez" target="_blank">Corey Hale</a>&nbsp;(#25) and&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/clare_brayden_ku1r" target="_blank">Brayden Clare</a>&nbsp;(#31) had their matches postponed until Monday, October 26th.

<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/payne_elijah_fv65" target="_blank">Elijah Payne</a>&nbsp;put together his second straight big week of Fortnite, scoring nineteen points with a first place finish and four eliminations to finish third overall. Keffer and Hardin each scored a point and had an elimination.

Barton picked up a couple of victories in Super Smash Brothers, 32nd ranked&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/robl_landon_nfvr" target="_blank">Landon Robl</a>&nbsp;taking care of his Crowder College opponent 4-1 with 179th ranked&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/boltman_bryce_xlli" target="_blank">Bryce Boltman</a>&nbsp;getting the forfeit due to a no show from his Garden City Community College opponent.

The schedule continues in the upcoming week with the rescheduled Madden games added to the regular slate of games.

Final Fall Guys Collegiate Knockout results 1 - Barton Community College (130 points) 2 - DePaul University (93 points) 3 - University of Mississippi (92 points) 4 - California State University Northridge (91 points)

<figure>
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 </figure>The Barton Community College esports team of freshmen put together a near flawless performance Saturday in capturing the Fall Guys Collegiate Knockout championship to cap off another strong week of competition.The lone NJCAA team in the IBUYPOWER sponsored invitational field, the Cougars led throughout to take the $3,000 top prize over fellow competitors California State University Northridge, DePaul University, and the University of Mississippi.Barton finished with 130 points with the other three teams tying for second with 91 points. In the tiebreaking round, DePaul came out on top to take the $1500 second place prize as Mississippi grabbed the third place $500 prize with CSUN finishing on the outside.Competing for the Cougars were&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/morris_davon_qnsn" target="_blank">Davon Morris</a>,&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/hardin_adam_kt3j" target="_blank">Adam Hardin</a>,&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/keffer_trent_hlsy" target="_blank">Trent Keffer</a>, and&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/mcfadden_jared_gz6c" target="_blank">Jared McFadden</a>&nbsp;in navigating three gameshows of the Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout as the freshmen laded team competed against the trio of four-year teams with each rostering four players each."These guys are amazing," said Head Coach Curtis Rose. "The work they've put in this past week shows the dedication they have. We weren't settling for the 4th place finish from last week."Getting all four players through each of the four rounds in game one, Barton jumped out on top over Mississippi by nine points.In game two, the Cougars had a couple of narrow escapes proving pivotal. In round two, Barton needed a late kick to escape the team game Hoarders while in round three a team effort help get Keffer through the qualifying in Rings."All week, we worked on consistency, teamwork, and communication," remarked Rose. "All of which were on full display."Although not claiming a crown win through the first two gameshows, Barton again got all four teammates through the rounds to post another 40 points on the board to lead by thirteen over CSUN.The Cougars continued their march to the title in round one of the final gameshow, getting all four individuals through the course. Faced with a tricky and sometimes tough Jinx team game in round two, Barton pulled through to build a commanding lead instead of making things a little dicier the rest of the competition. Conquering the third and fourth round to widen the margin, the luck of the draw dealt Barton an unfamiliar team challenge in Royal Fumble but it did little to phase the Cougars on the way to putting an emphatic end to the competition claiming the crown.With all but Morris participating in the Barton Arena, the crew had no idea of their standing throughout the rounds until the announcement came sparking a boisterous celebration."I say it every week, but I know that the teams we've assembled here at Barton can take on anyone," concluded Rose.In normally scheduled competition this past week, Barton's 20th ranked Rocket League team had another strong performance in defeating Crowder College 4-1. The Cougars lost game one 3-1 but took the next four by a combined 15-3 margin including a 5-0 blanking in the last game of the series.In Madden matchups, only two of the four matchups were played due to EA Sports' server having technical difficulties. Morris, the nation's top ranked player, received a forfeit win due to the opponent choosing not to take the field.&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/twiggs_anthony_s8wg" target="_blank">Anthony Twiggs</a>&nbsp;took his second straight week of defeats as the 17th ranked player lost both of his games against 14th ranked Hinds Community College.&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/hale_corey_m3ez" target="_blank">Corey Hale</a>&nbsp;(#25) and&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/clare_brayden_ku1r" target="_blank">Brayden Clare</a>&nbsp;(#31) had their matches postponed until Monday, October 26th.<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/payne_elijah_fv65" target="_blank">Elijah Payne</a>&nbsp;put together his second straight big week of Fortnite, scoring nineteen points with a first place finish and four eliminations to finish third overall. Keffer and Hardin each scored a point and had an elimination.Barton picked up a couple of victories in Super Smash Brothers, 32nd ranked&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/robl_landon_nfvr" target="_blank">Landon Robl</a>&nbsp;taking care of his Crowder College opponent 4-1 with 179th ranked&nbsp;<a href="http://bartoncc.prestosports.com/sports/esports/2020-21/bios/boltman_bryce_xlli" target="_blank">Bryce Boltman</a>&nbsp;getting the forfeit due to a no show from his Garden City Community College opponent.The schedule continues in the upcoming week with the rescheduled Madden games added to the regular slate of games.Final Fall Guys Collegiate Knockout results 1 - Barton Community College (130 points) 2 - DePaul University (93 points) 3 - University of Mississippi (92 points) 4 - California State University Northridge (91 points)

Fab freshmen power Barton esports to Collegiate Knockout title

The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 24, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:

Others receiving votes: Memphis 105, Liberty 85, Tulsa 80, Louisiana-Lafayette 50, Army 44, Auburn 41, Minnesota 40, Utah 36, Northwestern 20, Washington 15, Arkansas 15, Purdue 8, Arizona St. 7, Appalachian St. 6, California 4, Boston College 2, Texas 2, San Diego St. 1.

The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 24, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:Record	Pts	Prv1. Clemson (52)	6-0	1539	12. Alabama (10)	5-0	1494	23. Ohio St.	1-0	1402	54. Notre Dame	5-0	1353	35. Georgia	3-1	1292	46. Oklahoma St.	4-0	1201	67. Cincinnati	4-0	1100	98. Texas A&amp;M	3-1	1094	79. Wisconsin	1-0	950	1410. Florida	2-1	933	1011. BYU	6-0	906	1212. Miami	5-1	888	1113. Michigan	1-0	839	1814. Oregon	0-0	784	1315. North Carolina	4-1	758	1416. Kansas St.	4-1	562	2017. Indiana	1-0	466	-18. Penn St.	0-1	443	819. Marshall	5-0	379	2220. Coastal Carolina	5-0	282	2521. Southern Cal	0-0	243	2422. SMU	5-1	208	1623. Iowa St.	3-2	205	1724. Oklahoma	3-2	155	-25. Boise St.	1-0	113	-Others receiving votes: Memphis 105, Liberty 85, Tulsa 80, Louisiana-Lafayette 50, Army 44, Auburn 41, Minnesota 40, Utah 36, Northwestern 20, Washington 15, Arkansas 15, Purdue 8, Arizona St. 7, Appalachian St. 6, California 4, Boston College 2, Texas 2, San Diego St. 1.

K-State up to 16th in latest AP Poll

DENVER (AP) — On a freezing afternoon in the snow, Patrick Mahomes barely broke a sweat.

The Kansas City Chiefs routed the Broncos 43-16 for their 10th consecutive win over Denver despite failing to convert a single third down (0-for-8) and getting just 200 yards and at touchdown from their star quarterback.

The Chiefs got a pick-6, a kickoff return for a TD, two rushing TDs, including one from his backup, and three field goals to more than make up for Mahomes’ pedestrian numbers.

“I deal with him every day and all he wants to do is win,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. “It’s crazy. You know how he’s wired. But that’s what’s real every day. He wants to rip your heart out when he’s out there playing. He wants to do well and do all that. But when other people are scoring, he’s jumping up and down, likewise. He just wants to win. That’s the beauty of him.”

“Whenever you feel like you don’t play a great game offensively and you win by 27 it’s a good feeling,” Mahomes said. “A win’s a win.”

“I can play a whole lot better, and I’m going to,” said Broncos QB Drew Lock, who threw for 254 yards with no TDs and two interceptions.

Mahomes completed 15 of 23 passes but said he only worries about results, not statistics.

“A young Patrick would’ve probably tried to force it and thrown a ball and maybe made a bad interception or something like that,” Mahomes said, relaying a conversation he had with teammate Tyrann Mathieu. “Whereas, now, seeing the way the defense was playing and knowing it’s not there, just kind of either taking the sack or not completing the pass and throwing it away” is the way to go.

“You have to learn ways to win in this league,” Mahomes said. “It’s not always going to be 400 passing yards or 200 rushing yards or whatever it is. It’s going to be finding ways to win. I think this team is doing a great job of doing that.”

The Chiefs (6-1) found other ways to dominate Denver (2-4) on a snowy afternoon that began with a temperature of 14 degrees at kickoff, the coldest October game in Broncos history.

Kansas City took a 24-9 halftime lead even though Mahomes completed just one pass in the second quarter and had only 99 yards through the air in the first half.

Mahomes finally extended his NFL-leading streak to 17 consecutive games with a touchdown throw when he hit Tyreek Hill from 10 yards to make it 37-9 with 11 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.

Mahomes’ lone TD throw followed the Chiefs’ fourth takeaway, an interception by Mathieu when rookie KJ Hamler let Lock’s pass bounce off him and right into the arms of the Chiefs star safety.

A week after the Chiefs ran more times than they threw it for the first time in Reid’s eight seasons in Kansas City, it was K.C.’s ground game, special teams and defense that did the damage in Denver in the NFL’s first snow game of 2020.

In the first half, the Chiefs scored touchdowns on Byron Pringle’s 102-yard kickoff return and Daniel Sorensen’s 50-yard interception return to go with Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s 11-yard run in which he broke five tackles.

“You’re not going to beat a team like Kansas City doing that,” lamented Broncos coach Vic Fangio, whose team has been outscored 96-25 in three games against the Chiefs.

Edwards-Hilaire carved his way through a wall of Denver defenders to open the scoring on a snowy, freezing afternoon.

Running up the middle, the rookie plowed through linebacker Alexander Johnson and defensive backs Kareem Jackson, Bryce Callahan, Justin Simmons and Michael Ojemudia like a bowling ball knocking down pins.

The Broncos responded with Lock’s first career touchdown run, from 2 yards, but Brandon McManus missed the extra point, leaving Kansas City ahead 7-6, and the Chiefs would never trail.

This game marked the first time running backs Melvin Gordon and Phillip Lindsay were both healthy since the opener, but Lindsay went out with a concussion just before halftime after gaining 79 yards on nine carries. He didn’t return.

Gordon, who missed last week’s win at New England with strep throat a few days after his arrest for driving under the influence, scored a touchdown but turned the ball over twice, including on a failed flea flicker on Denver’s first drive of the second half.

Frank Clark recovered the loose ball, leading to a field goal and a 27-9 lead.

Le’Veon Bell ran six times for 39 yards in his Chiefs debut, and Edwards-Helaire had 46 yards on eight carries.

Lock gave Broncos fans a scare on a scramble, falling awkwardly when his left knee brace got caught in the grass.

“That was weird. I’ve worn that brace for three years now and never once has that happened to me,” Lock said. “I tried to stand up and the brace was locked, so that’s why I had to fall back down. Because if I was to keep trying to stand up, both ends of that brace were going to cut me.”

Broncos: Lindsay (concussion), DL Shelby Harris (wrist), WR Tim Patrick (hamstring), DL Mike Purcell (foot) and DE Derrek Tuszka (hamstring).

Broncos: Host Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.

DENVER (AP) — On a freezing afternoon in the snow, Patrick Mahomes barely broke a sweat.The Kansas City Chiefs routed the Broncos 43-16 for their 10th consecutive win over Denver despite failing to convert a single third down (0-for-8) and getting just 200 yards and at touchdown from their star quarterback.The Chiefs got a pick-6, a kickoff return for a TD, two rushing TDs, including one from his backup, and three field goals to more than make up for Mahomes’ pedestrian numbers.“I deal with him every day and all he wants to do is win,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. “It’s crazy. You know how he’s wired. But that’s what’s real every day. He wants to rip your heart out when he’s out there playing. He wants to do well and do all that. But when other people are scoring, he’s jumping up and down, likewise. He just wants to win. That’s the beauty of him.”“Whenever you feel like you don’t play a great game offensively and you win by 27 it’s a good feeling,” Mahomes said. “A win’s a win.”And for Denver, a loss is a loss. Again.“I can play a whole lot better, and I’m going to,” said Broncos QB Drew Lock, who threw for 254 yards with no TDs and two interceptions.Mahomes completed 15 of 23 passes but said he only worries about results, not statistics.“A young Patrick would’ve probably tried to force it and thrown a ball and maybe made a bad interception or something like that,” Mahomes said, relaying a conversation he had with teammate Tyrann Mathieu. “Whereas, now, seeing the way the defense was playing and knowing it’s not there, just kind of either taking the sack or not completing the pass and throwing it away” is the way to go.“You have to learn ways to win in this league,” Mahomes said. “It’s not always going to be 400 passing yards or 200 rushing yards or whatever it is. It’s going to be finding ways to win. I think this team is doing a great job of doing that.”The Chiefs (6-1) found other ways to dominate Denver (2-4) on a snowy afternoon that began with a temperature of 14 degrees at kickoff, the coldest October game in Broncos history.Kansas City took a 24-9 halftime lead even though Mahomes completed just one pass in the second quarter and had only 99 yards through the air in the first half.Mahomes finally extended his NFL-leading streak to 17 consecutive games with a touchdown throw when he hit Tyreek Hill from 10 yards to make it 37-9 with 11 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.Mahomes’ lone TD throw followed the Chiefs’ fourth takeaway, an interception by Mathieu when rookie KJ Hamler let Lock’s pass bounce off him and right into the arms of the Chiefs star safety.A week after the Chiefs ran more times than they threw it for the first time in Reid’s eight seasons in Kansas City, it was K.C.’s ground game, special teams and defense that did the damage in Denver in the NFL’s first snow game of 2020.In the first half, the Chiefs scored touchdowns on Byron Pringle’s 102-yard kickoff return and Daniel Sorensen’s 50-yard interception return to go with Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s 11-yard run in which he broke five tackles.“You’re not going to beat a team like Kansas City doing that,” lamented Broncos coach Vic Fangio, whose team has been outscored 96-25 in three games against the Chiefs.Edwards-Hilaire carved his way through a wall of Denver defenders to open the scoring on a snowy, freezing afternoon.Running up the middle, the rookie plowed through linebacker Alexander Johnson and defensive backs Kareem Jackson, Bryce Callahan, Justin Simmons and Michael Ojemudia like a bowling ball knocking down pins.The Broncos responded with Lock’s first career touchdown run, from 2 yards, but Brandon McManus missed the extra point, leaving Kansas City ahead 7-6, and the Chiefs would never trail.1-2 PUNCH:This game marked the first time running backs Melvin Gordon and Phillip Lindsay were both healthy since the opener, but Lindsay went out with a concussion just before halftime after gaining 79 yards on nine carries. He didn’t return.Gordon, who missed last week’s win at New England with strep throat a few days after his arrest for driving under the influence, scored a touchdown but turned the ball over twice, including on a failed flea flicker on Denver’s first drive of the second half.Frank Clark recovered the loose ball, leading to a field goal and a 27-9 lead.BELL TOLLSLe’Veon Bell ran six times for 39 yards in his Chiefs debut, and Edwards-Helaire had 46 yards on eight carries.LOCK SCARELock gave Broncos fans a scare on a scramble, falling awkwardly when his left knee brace got caught in the grass.“That was weird. I’ve worn that brace for three years now and never once has that happened to me,” Lock said. “I tried to stand up and the brace was locked, so that’s why I had to fall back down. Because if I was to keep trying to stand up, both ends of that brace were going to cut me.”INJURIESChiefs: none.Broncos: Lindsay (concussion), DL Shelby Harris (wrist), WR Tim Patrick (hamstring), DL Mike Purcell (foot) and DE Derrek Tuszka (hamstring).UP NEXT:Chiefs: Host New York Jets on Sunday.Broncos: Host Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.

Chiefs rout Broncos 43-16

What seemed improbable in any state several months ago is closing in on the finish line – the successful implementation of fall sports and activities in high schools across the country.

Never before have we been tasked to track which states are conducting fall activities and whether all the schools in a particular state are able to play football or volleyball – or participate in speech or music activities.

Amazingly, student-athletes in 31 states have had opportunities to participate in all of their usual fall sports, which includes 14 states that have been able to provide fall sports offerings without any scheduling delays.

Participation opportunities were established in 19 other states plus the District of Columbia, although delayed to varying degrees because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Six state associations pushed back fall sports altogether to later in the year, while 14 other states offered some sports this fall but were forced to delay others to winter or spring seasons. &nbsp;

In addition to providing students the opportunity to participate in sports and other activities, and, secondarily, the hope of conducting region and/or state championships, leaders have mainly been driven to keep these programs alive so that students are connected in an education-based setting after the school day.

Re-connecting high school athletes with their coaches, whether that connection is virtually or in-person, has been crucial for so many students. And beyond actual participation in a sport or activity, keeping teams intact has allowed students to continue to experience other benefits of education-based activities, such as service within the community.&nbsp;

Community service is an integral part of a complete educational experience. It continues the extension of education from the classroom to the athletic field or rehearsal hall to the community.

Community service connects students to their communities and provides an opportunity for them to practice and apply their academic and social skills in preparation for their chosen careers. These connections through activity programs are crucial for many students, especially this year with the uncertainties surrounding the pandemic.

Education-based coaches and administrators have used high school athletics and activities as a way of teaching students how to give back to those individuals in need. Community service projects have provided students a chance to rise to this occasion and assist others.

This year, despite the ever-present challenges of coronavirus within their own programs, some individuals and schools have been helping others in ways directly related to the pandemic.&nbsp;

Skyelar Speck, a three-sport athlete at Union Grove High School in Georgia, has donated time and money to sew more than 2,200 masks and donated them to local health-care providers, the Haven House and other organizations.

At Morton East High School in Cicero, Illinois, National Honor Society members have regularly distributed free hygiene products to the Cicero community.

And the volleyball team at Concordia Academy in Roseville, Minnesota, used the cardboard cutout idea from recent televised sporting events to initiate a fund-raiser for an alumni family in need.&nbsp;

The team established the Beacon Cardboard Crew, an initiative that allows supporters to purchase cutouts of themselves to be placed in the stands at Concordia home matches. The proceeds go to the family of four-year-old Olivia Beekman, who has undergone five rounds of chemotherapy over the past year-and-a-half to treat neuroblastoma.

While the individuals and teams involved in community service projects usually benefit as much or more as the people being served, community leaders become more invested in the school and its athletics and activities programs. And with many schools facing revenue losses from the pandemic, financial support from communities is more important than ever.

The week of&nbsp;October 25-31 is National Community Service/Youth Awareness Week.&nbsp;Whether as a participant, parent, coach, official, teacher, administrator, community supporter or general fan, millions are invested in the greatest education-based programs in the country – high school sports and performing arts. We encourage support of these programs in communities across the nation more than ever this year during National High School Activities Month.&nbsp;

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1603460423827.jpeg" alt="Dr. Karissa L. Niehoff is in her third year as executive director of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) in Indianapolis, Indiana." />
 <figcaption>Dr. Karissa L. Niehoff is in her third year as executive director of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) in Indianapolis, Indiana.</figcaption>
 </figure>What seemed improbable in any state several months ago is closing in on the finish line – the successful implementation of fall sports and activities in high schools across the country.Never before have we been tasked to track which states are conducting fall activities and whether all the schools in a particular state are able to play football or volleyball – or participate in speech or music activities.Amazingly, student-athletes in 31 states have had opportunities to participate in all of their usual fall sports, which includes 14 states that have been able to provide fall sports offerings without any scheduling delays.Participation opportunities were established in 19 other states plus the District of Columbia, although delayed to varying degrees because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Six state associations pushed back fall sports altogether to later in the year, while 14 other states offered some sports this fall but were forced to delay others to winter or spring seasons. &nbsp;In addition to providing students the opportunity to participate in sports and other activities, and, secondarily, the hope of conducting region and/or state championships, leaders have mainly been driven to keep these programs alive so that students are connected in an education-based setting after the school day.Re-connecting high school athletes with their coaches, whether that connection is virtually or in-person, has been crucial for so many students. And beyond actual participation in a sport or activity, keeping teams intact has allowed students to continue to experience other benefits of education-based activities, such as service within the community.&nbsp;Community service is an integral part of a complete educational experience. It continues the extension of education from the classroom to the athletic field or rehearsal hall to the community.Community service connects students to their communities and provides an opportunity for them to practice and apply their academic and social skills in preparation for their chosen careers. These connections through activity programs are crucial for many students, especially this year with the uncertainties surrounding the pandemic.Education-based coaches and administrators have used high school athletics and activities as a way of teaching students how to give back to those individuals in need. Community service projects have provided students a chance to rise to this occasion and assist others.This year, despite the ever-present challenges of coronavirus within their own programs, some individuals and schools have been helping others in ways directly related to the pandemic.&nbsp;Skyelar Speck, a three-sport athlete at Union Grove High School in Georgia, has donated time and money to sew more than 2,200 masks and donated them to local health-care providers, the Haven House and other organizations.At Morton East High School in Cicero, Illinois, National Honor Society members have regularly distributed free hygiene products to the Cicero community.And the volleyball team at Concordia Academy in Roseville, Minnesota, used the cardboard cutout idea from recent televised sporting events to initiate a fund-raiser for an alumni family in need.&nbsp;The team established the Beacon Cardboard Crew, an initiative that allows supporters to purchase cutouts of themselves to be placed in the stands at Concordia home matches. The proceeds go to the family of four-year-old Olivia Beekman, who has undergone five rounds of chemotherapy over the past year-and-a-half to treat neuroblastoma.While the individuals and teams involved in community service projects usually benefit as much or more as the people being served, community leaders become more invested in the school and its athletics and activities programs. And with many schools facing revenue losses from the pandemic, financial support from communities is more important than ever.The week of&nbsp;October 25-31 is National Community Service/Youth Awareness Week.&nbsp;Whether as a participant, parent, coach, official, teacher, administrator, community supporter or general fan, millions are invested in the greatest education-based programs in the country – high school sports and performing arts. We encourage support of these programs in communities across the nation more than ever this year during National High School Activities Month.&nbsp;

Communities Nationwide Benefit from High School Sports, Performing Arts

Great Bend defeated
Salina-South 25-19, 25-22

** Great Bend
(20-10) advances to 5A quarterfinal Tuesday at Maize South (28-6) at
6:00 p.m.


Phillipsburg defeated Larned 25-11, 25-15.


Norton defeated Hoisington 25-21, 26-28, 25-20

** TMP (30-7)
advances to 3A quarterfinal Tuesday at home vs Goodland (33-5) at
6:00 p.m.


Hodgeman County defeated Kinsley 25-11,25-9


La Crosse defesated Macksville 25-21,25-19


St. John defeated Hodgeman County 25-11,25-9


Ness City defeated La Crosse  25-14,25-22

** St. John
(21-17) advances to 1A-DI quarterfinal Tuesday at home vs Kiowa
County (18-18) at 6:00 p.m.


Central Plains defeated Lakeside 25-20,26-24


Central Plains defeated Sylvan-Lucas 22-25, 25-12, 25-18

** Central Plains
(27-11) advances to 1A-DI quarterfinal Tuesday at home vs Victoria
(26-5) at 6:00 p.m.


Logan/Palco defeated Pawnee Heights 25-11, 24-26, 27-25


Otis-Bison beat Logan/Palco 25-16, 25-17

** Otis-Bison
(17-17) advances to 1A-DII quarterfinal Tuesday at Attica (27-6) @
6:00 p.m.

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 </figure>Class 5A @ Great
BendGreat Bend defeated
Hays 25-20, 25-19Great Bend defeated
Salina-South 25-19, 25-22** Great Bend
(20-10) advances to 5A quarterfinal Tuesday at Maize South (28-6) at
6:00 p.m.Class 3A @
Russell
Phillipsburg defeated Larned 25-11, 25-15.
Norton defeated Hoisington 25-21, 26-28, 25-20
TMP defeated Russell 25-11 25-17
TMP defeated Beloit 25-22,25-21
TMP defeatd Phillipsburg 25-19,25-20** TMP (30-7)
advances to 3A quarterfinal Tuesday at home vs Goodland (33-5) at
6:00 p.m.Class 1A-DI @
Kinsley
St. John – bye
Hodgeman County defeated Kinsley 25-11,25-9
La Crosse defesated Macksville 25-21,25-19
St. John defeated Hodgeman County 25-11,25-9
Ness City defeated La Crosse 25-14,25-22
St. John defeated Ness City 25-15,25-14** St. John
(21-17) advances to 1A-DI quarterfinal Tuesday at home vs Kiowa
County (18-18) at 6:00 p.m.Class 1A-DI @
Sylvan-Lucas
Central Plains – bye
Central Plains defeated Lakeside 25-20,26-24
Central Plains defeated Sylvan-Lucas 22-25, 25-12, 25-18** Central Plains
(27-11) advances to 1A-DI quarterfinal Tuesday at home vs Victoria
(26-5) at 6:00 p.m.Class 1A-DII @
Otis-Bison
Otis-Bison beat Stafford 25-17, 25-16
Logan/Palco defeated Pawnee Heights 25-11, 24-26, 27-25
Otis-Bison beat Logan/Palco 25-16, 25-17** Otis-Bison
(17-17) advances to 1A-DII quarterfinal Tuesday at Attica (27-6) @
6:00 p.m.

Area Sub-State Volleyball Scores

The Great Bend Lady Panthers have advanced to quarterfinal action in the 5A State Volleyball bracket by winning Sub-State Saturday afternoon in Great Bend. 

The Panthers defeated Hays in the semi-finals 25-20, 25-19 before knocking off Salina Central in the championship match 25-19, 25-22.

Great Bend will now travel to Maize South Tuesday to face the Lady Mavericks to determine who will move onto the the 5A State Tournament in Salina on Saturday October, 31.

Maize South enters the match on their home floor with a record of 28-6. Great Bend is 20-10. The match will be a best of five format.

The winner advances to the final four next Saturday at the Tony's Pizza Events Center in Salina.

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 </figure>The Great Bend Lady Panthers have advanced to quarterfinal action in the 5A State Volleyball bracket by winning Sub-State Saturday afternoon in Great Bend. The Panthers defeated Hays in the semi-finals 25-20, 25-19 before knocking off Salina Central in the championship match 25-19, 25-22.Great Bend will now travel to Maize South Tuesday to face the Lady Mavericks to determine who will move onto the the 5A State Tournament in Salina on Saturday October, 31.Maize South enters the match on their home floor with a record of 28-6. Great Bend is 20-10. The match will be a best of five format.The winner advances to the final four next Saturday at the Tony's Pizza Events Center in Salina.

Great Bend Lady Panthers win Sub State

The Great Bend Panther Boys Soccer team will begin post season play Tuesday in Great Bend as they host Salina-South in a 5:00 p.m. match at the Cavanaugh Sports Complex.

The 5-9 Panthers will play the 5-10-1 Cougars with the winner advancing on to the next round of Region 1 semi-finals on Thursday against either Hays (4-12) or Salina Central (5-8-1).

Great Bend is coming off a 2-1 loss Thursday at McPherson.

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 </figure>The Great Bend Panther Boys Soccer team will begin post season play Tuesday in Great Bend as they host Salina-South in a 5:00 p.m. match at the Cavanaugh Sports Complex.The 5-9 Panthers will play the 5-10-1 Cougars with the winner advancing on to the next round of Region 1 semi-finals on Thursday against either Hays (4-12) or Salina Central (5-8-1).Great Bend is coming off a 2-1 loss Thursday at McPherson.

Panther Soccer to open Post Season play Tuesday


The
Great Bend Panther Boys and Girls have qualified for the 5A State
meet in August next Saturday. 


Running
on their home course at Lake Barton, the Panther boys found their way
into next week’s state field with their best overall performance of
the season. Sophomore Kaiden Esfeld won the Regional title with a
20-second victory (16:33.12 10) over William Schaeffer from Maize
South. 


The
Panther girls were led by Emilia Diaz who finished sixth in a time of
19:52.20. Great Bend then bracketed their next five runners between
13th
and 25th
to finish comfortably in second place behind Maize South and in front
of Valley Center.

Both
teams will run at Augusta next Saturday. The boys race will begin at
9:30 a.m. with the 5A girls race to follow at 10:05.

 6
Diaz, Emilia 11 Great Bend HS 19:52.20 


 13
Beckwith, Morgan 9 Great Bend HS 20:40.70

 15
Loomis, Emma 11 Great Bend HS 20:47.73 


 18
Nicholson, Addy 9 Great Bend HS 20:56.82

 23
Jackson, Eliana 9 Great Bend HS 21:28.21

 25
McCormick, Haley 10 Great Bend HS 21:28.81

 47
Loomis, Hannah 11 Great Bend HS 24:28.27 


1
Esfeld, Kaiden 10 Great Bend HS 16:33.12 1

22
Huslig, Matthew 12 Great Bend HS 18:10.12 22

23
Wasson, Malachi 11 Great Bend HS 18:14.14 23

30
Johnson, Apolos 9 Great Bend HS 18:36.70 30

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 </figure>
The
Great Bend Panther Boys and Girls have qualified for the 5A State
meet in August next Saturday. 
Running
on their home course at Lake Barton, the Panther boys found their way
into next week’s state field with their best overall performance of
the season. Sophomore Kaiden Esfeld won the Regional title with a
20-second victory (16:33.12 10) over William Schaeffer from Maize
South. 
The
Panther girls were led by Emilia Diaz who finished sixth in a time of
19:52.20. Great Bend then bracketed their next five runners between
13th
and 25th
to finish comfortably in second place behind Maize South and in front
of Valley Center.Both
teams will run at Augusta next Saturday. The boys race will begin at
9:30 a.m. with the 5A girls race to follow at 10:05.5A
Girls Team Scores1
Maize South HS 24 
2
Great Bend HS 68 
3
Valley Center HS 84 
4
Hays HS 90 
5
Salina-South HS 105 
6
Newton HS 163 
7
Salina-Central HS 184Great
Bend Results 6
Diaz, Emilia 11 Great Bend HS 19:52.20 
 13
Beckwith, Morgan 9 Great Bend HS 20:40.70 15
Loomis, Emma 11 Great Bend HS 20:47.73 
 18
Nicholson, Addy 9 Great Bend HS 20:56.82 23
Jackson, Eliana 9 Great Bend HS 21:28.21 25
McCormick, Haley 10 Great Bend HS 21:28.81 47
Loomis, Hannah 11 Great Bend HS 24:28.27 
5A
Boys Team Scores1
Maize HS 43 
2
Maize South HS 46 
3
Great Bend HS 107 
4
Newton HS 110 
5
Salina-Central HS 142 
6
Hays HS 143 
7
Valley Center HS 155 
8
Salina-South HS 207Great
Bend Results1
Esfeld, Kaiden 10 Great Bend HS 16:33.12 122
Huslig, Matthew 12 Great Bend HS 18:10.12 2223
Wasson, Malachi 11 Great Bend HS 18:14.14 2330
Johnson, Apolos 9 Great Bend HS 18:36.70 3031
Feist, Brody 11 Great Bend HS 18:44.00 3148
Suppes, Bradon 9 Great Bend HS 19:57.03 48