By TODD MOORE Barton Sports Info

The 15th ranked Barton Community College women's soccer team accomplished stage one of their National Tournament goals on Monday morning as the Cougars took care of Motlow State Community College 3-0 at Blanchard Woods Park in Evans, Georgia.

Seeded 8th in Pool A, Barton improved to 17-3-2 headed into its Tuesday's 9:00 a.m. (Central Time) season-deciding contest against top ranked Tyler Junior College.  The Apaches had a day of rest after also defeating Motlow by a 3-0 score on Sunday to stay undefeated on the season at 21-0.  Tuesday's game will not only be a rematch of the Tyler's early 2-1 overtime win over Barton, but will decide which team advances to Thursday's semifinal round.

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 </figure>By TODD MOORE Barton Sports InfoThe 15th ranked Barton Community College women's soccer team accomplished stage one of their National Tournament goals on Monday morning as the Cougars took care of Motlow State Community College 3-0 at Blanchard Woods Park in Evans, Georgia.Seeded 8th in Pool A, Barton improved to 17-3-2 headed into its Tuesday's 9:00 a.m. (Central Time) season-deciding contest against top ranked Tyler Junior College. The Apaches had a day of rest after also defeating Motlow by a 3-0 score on Sunday to stay undefeated on the season at 21-0. Tuesday's game will not only be a rematch of the Tyler's early 2-1 overtime win over Barton, but will decide which team advances to Thursday's semifinal round.

Barton women's soccer wins on opening day at Nationals

KANSAS CITY, Mo.
(AP) — The Royals hired Tampa Bay Rays field coordinator Paul
Hoover to serve as the bench coach for Matt Quatraro on Monday,
giving the new Kansas City manager a familiar sounding board on his
initial staff.

Hoover and Quatraro
have known each other for more than 20 years, dating to their days as
teammates with Triple-A Durham in the early 2000s. They spent the
past four years together on the staff of Rays manager Kevin Cash,
helping the club make the postseason each season and reach the World
Series in 2020.

Hoover, who played
parts of seven big league seasons as a catcher, was responsible for
working with the Tampa Bay defense and catchers. He also provided
input for Cash and Quatraro when it came to making in-game decisions.

The 46-year-old
Hoover began his coaching career in 2012 as the manager of the Gulf
Coast League Rays. He also spent six seasons as minor league catching
coordinator for the organization.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.
(AP) — The Royals hired Tampa Bay Rays field coordinator Paul
Hoover to serve as the bench coach for Matt Quatraro on Monday,
giving the new Kansas City manager a familiar sounding board on his
initial staff.Hoover and Quatraro
have known each other for more than 20 years, dating to their days as
teammates with Triple-A Durham in the early 2000s. They spent the
past four years together on the staff of Rays manager Kevin Cash,
helping the club make the postseason each season and reach the World
Series in 2020.Hoover, who played
parts of seven big league seasons as a catcher, was responsible for
working with the Tampa Bay defense and catchers. He also provided
input for Cash and Quatraro when it came to making in-game decisions.The 46-year-old
Hoover began his coaching career in 2012 as the manager of the Gulf
Coast League Rays. He also spent six seasons as minor league catching
coordinator for the organization.

Royals hire Rays' Hoover as bench coach for Quatraro

KANSAS CITY, Mo.
(AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs weren’t content with what they had
at wide receiver a couple of weeks ago, so they traded for Kadarius
Toney, a 2021 first-round pick. The timing couldn’t have been
better. Two weeks later, his breakout performance came in the same
game in which the Chiefs lost JuJu Smith-Schuster because of a
concussion. Now, the Chiefs could be forced to lean on Toney to help
make up for Smith-Schuster's absence, along with that of Mecole
Hardman, who missed the victory over Jacksonville on Sunday with an
abdominal injury.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) —
The Eagles’ bid for an undefeated season is over. The Washington
Commanders turned methodical drives into scores and took advantage of
turnover-prone Philadelphia to stun the Eagles 32-21 on Monday night
and send them to their first loss in nine games this season. Behind
Jalen Hurts, the Eagles were 8-0 for the first time in franchise
history and the last team in the NFL that could make a run at Miami’s
17-0 mark in 1972 and the lone perfect season. The 2007 New England
Patriots came close, going 18-0 before a Super Bowl loss. The
Commanders also spoiled Pittsburgh’s 11-0 start in 2020. Hurts
threw for just 174 yards.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y.
(AP) — Josh Allen's turnover troubles have raised a concern for a
Buffalo Bills team that's lost two straight and tumbled out of the
AFC lead. The fifth-year starter was once again lamenting how he has
to be more careful with the ball after his three turnovers opened the
door for the Minnesota Vikings to erase a 17-point third-quarter
deficit in a 33-30 overtime win on Sunday. If Allen's concerns sound
familiar, they are. He's said much of the same thing following his
two previous outings. Allen enters Monday leading the NFL with 10
interceptions, with six of them coming in his past three games.

UNDATED (AP) —
North Carolina and Gonzaga are 1-2 in the first regular-season men’s
college basketball poll from The Associated Press. Third-ranked
Houston and fourth-ranked Kentucky picked up the remaining
first-place votes in Top 25 with only slight changes from the
preseason rankings. Baylor, Kansas, Duke, UCLA, Arkansas and
Creighton round out the top 10. Tennessee fell 11 spots while
Villanova fell out for the first time since February 2019. No. 24
Texas A&amp;M and No. 25 Connecticut are the new additions.

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP)
— Kevin Obanor and De’Vion Harmon each scored 15 points to lead
No. 23 Texas Tech to a 64-55 victory against Louisiana Tech. The Red
Raiders (3-0) used a late 14-1 scoring run to take control of the
game after the Bulldogs had closed within 39-37 with 14:05 remaining.
Louisiana Tech never got closer than seven points the rest of the
way. Cobe Williams led Louisiana Tech (1-1) with 16 points, and Kenny
Hunter added 10.

FORT WORTH, Texas
(AP) — TCU senior guard Damion Baugh is serving a six-game
suspension imposed by the NCAA for signing with an NBA certified
agent after last season. Baugh had already sat out the first two
games for the 15th-ranked Horned Frogs. The team said before its
third game Monday night that the NCAA had imposed the six-game
penalty. He will be eligible to return Nov. 30, when TCU hosts
Providence. TCU coach Jamie Dixon says Baugh self-reported the
incident and that there were no benefits received. Baugh started 30
of his 31 games at TCU last season after transferring from Memphis.

STORRS, Conn. (AP) —
Azzi Fudd scored 22 of her career-high 32 points in the second half
to help No. 5 UConn beat third-ranked Texas 83-76 in an early season
showdown of top-ranked teams. Aubrey Griffin added 14 points and Lou
Lopez Senechal had 12 for the Huskies (2-0), who moved up one spot in
the poll earlier in the day. UConn stayed unbeaten against Texas in
10 meetings. Sonya Morris, who arrived at Texas as a graduate
transfer from DePaul, led the Longhorns with 21 points.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va.
(AP) — West Virginia has fired athletic director Shane Lyons, a
move that comes amid the worst stretch for the football team in more
than four decades. President Gordon Gee says there are no immediate
plans for changes in the football team. Gee says the new athletic
director will review coach Neal Brown's performance. Lyons is gone
after nearly eight years. Rob Alsop, West Virginia's vice president
for strategic initiatives, has been named interim athletic director
while a search is ongoing for Lyons’ replacement. Brown has a 21-24
record in his fourth season, including 4-6 this year. It’s the
worst stretch since the football team went 17-27 under Frank Cignetti
from 1976-79.

NEW YORK (AP) —
Seattle’s Julio Rodríguez and Atlanta's Michael Harris II, a pair
of 21-year-old center fielders, are baseball's Rookies of the Year.
Rodriguez hit .284 with 28 homers, 75 RBIs and 25 stolen bases in
helping the Mariners reach the postseason for the first time since
2001. He won the AL honor by receiving 29 of 30 first-place votes and
one second for 148 points from a BBWAA panel. Harris batted .297 with
19 homers, 64 RBIs and 20 steals. He was voted the NL award, getting
22 firsts and eight seconds for 134 points from a different BBWAA
panel.

N.
Iowa	at	(16)Virginia	8 p.m.	(Canceled)

Final	(23)Texas
Tech	64	Louisiana Tech	55	

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 </figure>KANSAS CITY, Mo.
(AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs weren’t content with what they had
at wide receiver a couple of weeks ago, so they traded for Kadarius
Toney, a 2021 first-round pick. The timing couldn’t have been
better. Two weeks later, his breakout performance came in the same
game in which the Chiefs lost JuJu Smith-Schuster because of a
concussion. Now, the Chiefs could be forced to lean on Toney to help
make up for Smith-Schuster's absence, along with that of Mecole
Hardman, who missed the victory over Jacksonville on Sunday with an
abdominal injury.PHILADELPHIA (AP) —
The Eagles’ bid for an undefeated season is over. The Washington
Commanders turned methodical drives into scores and took advantage of
turnover-prone Philadelphia to stun the Eagles 32-21 on Monday night
and send them to their first loss in nine games this season. Behind
Jalen Hurts, the Eagles were 8-0 for the first time in franchise
history and the last team in the NFL that could make a run at Miami’s
17-0 mark in 1972 and the lone perfect season. The 2007 New England
Patriots came close, going 18-0 before a Super Bowl loss. The
Commanders also spoiled Pittsburgh’s 11-0 start in 2020. Hurts
threw for just 174 yards.ORCHARD PARK, N.Y.
(AP) — Josh Allen's turnover troubles have raised a concern for a
Buffalo Bills team that's lost two straight and tumbled out of the
AFC lead. The fifth-year starter was once again lamenting how he has
to be more careful with the ball after his three turnovers opened the
door for the Minnesota Vikings to erase a 17-point third-quarter
deficit in a 33-30 overtime win on Sunday. If Allen's concerns sound
familiar, they are. He's said much of the same thing following his
two previous outings. Allen enters Monday leading the NFL with 10
interceptions, with six of them coming in his past three games.UNDATED (AP) —
North Carolina and Gonzaga are 1-2 in the first regular-season men’s
college basketball poll from The Associated Press. Third-ranked
Houston and fourth-ranked Kentucky picked up the remaining
first-place votes in Top 25 with only slight changes from the
preseason rankings. Baylor, Kansas, Duke, UCLA, Arkansas and
Creighton round out the top 10. Tennessee fell 11 spots while
Villanova fell out for the first time since February 2019. No. 24
Texas A&amp;M and No. 25 Connecticut are the new additions.LUBBOCK, Texas (AP)
— Kevin Obanor and De’Vion Harmon each scored 15 points to lead
No. 23 Texas Tech to a 64-55 victory against Louisiana Tech. The Red
Raiders (3-0) used a late 14-1 scoring run to take control of the
game after the Bulldogs had closed within 39-37 with 14:05 remaining.
Louisiana Tech never got closer than seven points the rest of the
way. Cobe Williams led Louisiana Tech (1-1) with 16 points, and Kenny
Hunter added 10.FORT WORTH, Texas
(AP) — TCU senior guard Damion Baugh is serving a six-game
suspension imposed by the NCAA for signing with an NBA certified
agent after last season. Baugh had already sat out the first two
games for the 15th-ranked Horned Frogs. The team said before its
third game Monday night that the NCAA had imposed the six-game
penalty. He will be eligible to return Nov. 30, when TCU hosts
Providence. TCU coach Jamie Dixon says Baugh self-reported the
incident and that there were no benefits received. Baugh started 30
of his 31 games at TCU last season after transferring from Memphis.STORRS, Conn. (AP) —
Azzi Fudd scored 22 of her career-high 32 points in the second half
to help No. 5 UConn beat third-ranked Texas 83-76 in an early season
showdown of top-ranked teams. Aubrey Griffin added 14 points and Lou
Lopez Senechal had 12 for the Huskies (2-0), who moved up one spot in
the poll earlier in the day. UConn stayed unbeaten against Texas in
10 meetings. Sonya Morris, who arrived at Texas as a graduate
transfer from DePaul, led the Longhorns with 21 points.MORGANTOWN, W.Va.
(AP) — West Virginia has fired athletic director Shane Lyons, a
move that comes amid the worst stretch for the football team in more
than four decades. President Gordon Gee says there are no immediate
plans for changes in the football team. Gee says the new athletic
director will review coach Neal Brown's performance. Lyons is gone
after nearly eight years. Rob Alsop, West Virginia's vice president
for strategic initiatives, has been named interim athletic director
while a search is ongoing for Lyons’ replacement. Brown has a 21-24
record in his fourth season, including 4-6 this year. It’s the
worst stretch since the football team went 17-27 under Frank Cignetti
from 1976-79.NEW YORK (AP) —
Seattle’s Julio Rodríguez and Atlanta's Michael Harris II, a pair
of 21-year-old center fielders, are baseball's Rookies of the Year.
Rodriguez hit .284 with 28 homers, 75 RBIs and 25 stolen bases in
helping the Mariners reach the postseason for the first time since
2001. He won the AL honor by receiving 29 of 30 first-place votes and
one second for 148 points from a BBWAA panel. Harris batted .297 with
19 homers, 64 RBIs and 20 steals. He was voted the NL award, getting
22 firsts and eight seconds for 134 points from a different BBWAA
panel.MONDAY SCORESNATIONAL FOOTBALL
LEAGUEFinal	Washington	32	Philadelphia	21	TOP-25 COLLEGE
BASKETBALLN.
Iowa	at	(16)Virginia	8 p.m.	(Canceled)Final	(3)Houston	83	Oral
Roberts	45	Final	(5)Baylor	95	N.
Colorado	62	Final	(8)UCLA	86	Norfolk
St.	56	Final	(10)Creighton	94	Holy
Cross	65	Final	Northwestern
St.	64	(15)TCU	63	Final	(19)Illinois	103	Monmouth
(NJ)	65	Final	(23)Texas
Tech	64	Louisiana Tech	55	NATIONAL
BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONFinal	Charlotte	112	Orlando	105	Final	Toronto	115	Detroit	111	Final	Miami	113	Phoenix	112	Final	Boston	126	Oklahoma
City	122	Final	L.A.
Clippers	122	Houston	106	Final	Atlanta	121	Milwaukee	106	Final	Golden
State	132	San Antonio	95	NATIONAL HOCKEY
LEAGUEFinal	N-Y
Islanders	4	Ottawa	2	Final	Carolina	3	Chicago	0	Final	Calgary	6	Los
Angeles	5	Final	St.
Louis	3	Colorado	2

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AMERICAN CONFERENCEEastMiami		7	3	0Buffalo		6	3	0N.Y. Jets	6	3	0New England	5	4	0SouthTennessee	6	3	0	Indianapolis	4	5	1Jacksonville	3	7	0Houston	1	7	1NorthBaltimore	6	3	0	.Cincinnati	5	4	0Cleveland	3	6	0Pittsburgh	3	6	0	WestKansas City	7	2	0L.A. Chargers	5	4	0Denver	3	6	0	Las Vegas	2	7	0NATIONAL CONFERENCEEastPhiladelphia	8	0	0	N.Y. Giants	7	2	0Dallas 	6	3	0	Washington	4	5	0	SouthTampa Bay	5	5	0Atlanta		4	6	0	Carolina	3	7	0New Orleans	3	7	0NorthMinnesota	8	1	0Green Bay	4	6	0	Detroit		3	6	0Chicago	3	7	0	WestSeattle 	6	4	0San Francisco	5	4	0Arizona 	4	6	0	L.A. Rams	3	6	0

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Patrick Mahomes threw for 331 yards and four touchdowns, Kadarius Toney showed glimpses of stardom in his second game for the Chiefs and Kansas City rolled to a 27-17 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.

Toney, who was acquired a couple of week ago from the Giants, had 33 yards rushing to go with four catches for 57 yards and his first NFL touchdown reception, helping the Chiefs (7-2) win their sixth straight over the Jaguars.

Travis Kelce, Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Noah Gray also had touchdown catches for the Chiefs.

The win came at a cost for Kansas City: wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster was placed in the concussion protocol after a helmet-to-helmet hit by Jacksonville safety Andre Cisco early in the game. The blow left Smith-Schuster motionless on the turf for a moment, though he eventually stood and walked off with some help.

Trevor Lawrence threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns, both to Christian Kirk, who finished with nine catches for 105 yards for the Jaguars (3-7). Zay Jones also had eight catches for 68 yards while Travis Etienne ran for 45 yards.

The Jaguars became the first team in five years to recover an onside kick to open the game, but their offense squandered the opportunity — and several more. They punted five times and missed a field goal on their first six possessions.

The Chiefs had no such trouble reaching the end zone.

Mahomes, trying to become the third quarterback in NFL history with three straight 400-yard passing games, had 191 by halftime. That included the touchdown reception for Toney, the injury-prone former first-round draft pick.

The Jaguars finally scored on Kirk's catch with 11 seconds to go, then had a chance to add points when Chiefs tight end Jody Fortson inexplicably fumbled the kickoff return. But after a quick completion set up the 41-yard field goal try, Jaguars kicker Riley Patterson yanked his second attempt of the half wide left.

Jacksonville tried to get back into the game after halftime with a plodding drive that consumed nearly 10 minutes, but it fizzled out in the red zone and only resulted in a field goal to make it 20-10.

As so often happens, Kansas City answered with a 75-yard drive that ended in Travis Kelce's touchdown reception.

It was his eighth TD catch of the season and the 65th of Kelce's career, moving him into second in Chiefs history. It also gave Mahomes his 16th game with at least four TD passes, the ninth most by a quarterback since at least 1950.

The Jaguars trimmed their deficit to 27-17 with 5 1/2 minutes to go, when Lawrence converted on fourth down with a pass to Jones, then hit Kirk almost entirely uncovered from 19 yards out for the touchdown.

Rather than try another onside kick, the Jaguars kicked deep and Kansas City ran out the clock.

Smith-Schuster's injury was reminiscent of the concussion sustained by Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa earlier this season in that the helmet-to-helmet blow from Cisco left his hands momentarily frozen. The officials initially flew a flag for the hit on a defenseless receiver, but referee Brad Rogers ruled it was clean without offering an explanation.

Rogers also threw a flag when Mahomes was hit high while getting intercepted by Cisco with about eight minutes left in the game. After deliberating with another official, Rogers also picked up that flag and allowed the turnover to stand.

Chiefs WR Mecole Hardman (abdominal) was inactive after scoring five TDs in his past three games. CB Chris Lammons was placed in the concussion protocol after taking a hit on punt coverage in the first half. RT Andrew Wylie left in the first half with a left elbow injury and did not return.

The Jaguars are off next week before playing the Ravens on Nov. 27.

The Chiefs visit the Chargers next Sunday night.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Patrick Mahomes threw for 331 yards and four touchdowns, Kadarius Toney showed glimpses of stardom in his second game for the Chiefs and Kansas City rolled to a 27-17 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.Toney, who was acquired a couple of week ago from the Giants, had 33 yards rushing to go with four catches for 57 yards and his first NFL touchdown reception, helping the Chiefs (7-2) win their sixth straight over the Jaguars.Travis Kelce, Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Noah Gray also had touchdown catches for the Chiefs.The win came at a cost for Kansas City: wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster was placed in the concussion protocol after a helmet-to-helmet hit by Jacksonville safety Andre Cisco early in the game. The blow left Smith-Schuster motionless on the turf for a moment, though he eventually stood and walked off with some help.Trevor Lawrence threw for 259 yards and two touchdowns, both to Christian Kirk, who finished with nine catches for 105 yards for the Jaguars (3-7). Zay Jones also had eight catches for 68 yards while Travis Etienne ran for 45 yards.The Jaguars became the first team in five years to recover an onside kick to open the game, but their offense squandered the opportunity — and several more. They punted five times and missed a field goal on their first six possessions.The Chiefs had no such trouble reaching the end zone.Mahomes, trying to become the third quarterback in NFL history with three straight 400-yard passing games, had 191 by halftime. That included the touchdown reception for Toney, the injury-prone former first-round draft pick.The Jaguars finally scored on Kirk's catch with 11 seconds to go, then had a chance to add points when Chiefs tight end Jody Fortson inexplicably fumbled the kickoff return. But after a quick completion set up the 41-yard field goal try, Jaguars kicker Riley Patterson yanked his second attempt of the half wide left.Jacksonville tried to get back into the game after halftime with a plodding drive that consumed nearly 10 minutes, but it fizzled out in the red zone and only resulted in a field goal to make it 20-10.As so often happens, Kansas City answered with a 75-yard drive that ended in Travis Kelce's touchdown reception.It was his eighth TD catch of the season and the 65th of Kelce's career, moving him into second in Chiefs history. It also gave Mahomes his 16th game with at least four TD passes, the ninth most by a quarterback since at least 1950.The Jaguars trimmed their deficit to 27-17 with 5 1/2 minutes to go, when Lawrence converted on fourth down with a pass to Jones, then hit Kirk almost entirely uncovered from 19 yards out for the touchdown.Rather than try another onside kick, the Jaguars kicked deep and Kansas City ran out the clock.PICKING IT UPSmith-Schuster's injury was reminiscent of the concussion sustained by Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa earlier this season in that the helmet-to-helmet blow from Cisco left his hands momentarily frozen. The officials initially flew a flag for the hit on a defenseless receiver, but referee Brad Rogers ruled it was clean without offering an explanation.PICKING IT UP, PART 2Rogers also threw a flag when Mahomes was hit high while getting intercepted by Cisco with about eight minutes left in the game. After deliberating with another official, Rogers also picked up that flag and allowed the turnover to stand.INJURIESChiefs WR Mecole Hardman (abdominal) was inactive after scoring five TDs in his past three games. CB Chris Lammons was placed in the concussion protocol after taking a hit on punt coverage in the first half. RT Andrew Wylie left in the first half with a left elbow injury and did not return.UP NEXTThe Jaguars are off next week before playing the Ravens on Nov. 27.The Chiefs visit the Chargers next Sunday night.

Mahomes throws 4 TD passes as Chiefs beat Jaguars 27-17

No. 1 Georgia leads an unchanged top five in The Associated Press college football poll. The rest of the Top 25 has been shuffled around after eight ranked teams lost. The Bulldogs received all but one of the 63 first-place votes in the AP Top 25 for the second straight week. No. 2 Ohio State received the other first-place vote. No. 3 Michigan, No. 4 TCU and No. 5 Tennessee held their spots after victories Saturday, with only the Horned Frogs facing a real challenge. Oregon losing at home to Washington and UCLA losing at home to Arizona has shaken up the rest of the top 10.

Others receiving votes: NC State 77, Texas 65, UTSA 51, Troy 22, Duke 16, Liberty 15, Illinois 13, Minnesota 7, Florida 6, Boise St. 5, South Alabama 1.

No. 1 Georgia leads an unchanged top five in The Associated Press college football poll. The rest of the Top 25 has been shuffled around after eight ranked teams lost. The Bulldogs received all but one of the 63 first-place votes in the AP Top 25 for the second straight week. No. 2 Ohio State received the other first-place vote. No. 3 Michigan, No. 4 TCU and No. 5 Tennessee held their spots after victories Saturday, with only the Horned Frogs facing a real challenge. Oregon losing at home to Washington and UCLA losing at home to Arizona has shaken up the rest of the top 10.	Record	Pts	Prv1. Georgia (62)	10-0	1574	12. Ohio St. (1)	10-0	1501	23. Michigan	10-0	1453	34. TCU	10-0	1374	45. Tennessee	9-1	1341	56. LSU	8-2	1218	77. Southern Cal	9-1	1152	88. Alabama	8-2	1140	109. Clemson	9-1	1055	1210. Utah	8-2	965	1311. Penn St.	8-2	882	1412. Oregon	8-2	856	613. North Carolina	9-1	843	1514. Mississippi	8-2	797	1115. Washington	8-2	693	2416. UCLA	8-2	648	917. UCF	8-2	537	2218. Notre Dame	7-3	495	2019. Kansas St.	7-3	468	2320. Florida St.	7-3	386	2521. Tulane	8-2	273	1622. Cincinnati	8-2	237	-23. Coastal Carolina	9-1	143	-24. Oklahoma St.	7-3	85	-25. Oregon St.	7-3	81	-Others receiving votes: NC State 77, Texas 65, UTSA 51, Troy 22, Duke 16, Liberty 15, Illinois 13, Minnesota 7, Florida 6, Boise St. 5, South Alabama 1.

AP Top 25: No. 1 UGA leads unchanged top 5; K-State No. 19

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Tyler Shough threw a touchdown pass and ran for a score and Texas Tech outlasted Kansas 43-28 on Saturday night.

Shough rushed for a 9-yard touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter to give Texas Tech (5-5, 3-4 Big 12 Conference) a 33-21 lead. It was the first score by either team in the second half.

Tahj Brooks sealed the victory with a 5-yard touchdown run with 3:33 remaining in the game. Four different Red Raiders scored four rushing touchdowns in the win.

“We had a different play, but they came out in a soft box and I knew that we could knife them underneath because of the wide box,” Shough said. “Tahj (Brooks) made him miss and it was just a great play.”

Four different Red Raiders scored four rushing touchdowns in the win.

Shough was 16-for-25 passing for 246 yards and a touchdown in his first start since the opening week of the season. Texas Tech totaled 510 yards of offense with 264 of them on the ground.

“The one thing that Shough did was that when a play wasn’t there, he pulled it down, got vertical and was able to get yards,” Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire said. “Then we had our running back come in like a three-headed monster and we got four rushing touchdowns.”

The Red Raiders used a brief two-quarterback system with Shough and Donovan Smith. Smith rushed for a 6-yard touchdown on the opening drive where Shough was responsible for 57 of the 75 yards on the drive.

SaRodorick Thompson Jr. rushed for 68 yards&nbsp;with a 36-yard touchdown&nbsp;for the Red Raiders. Mason Tharp caught a 1-yard touchdown pass from Shough to give the Red Raiders a 24-7 lead midway through the first half.

The Jayhawks managed to claw back to trail 27-21 at halftime on Jason Bean's 16-yard touchdown run and his 3-yard scoring toss to Devin Neel. Quentin Skinner and Bean connected for a 20-yard touchdown to pull the Jayhawks within 33-28 with eight minutes remaining in the game, but the Red Raiders used a Trey Wolff field goal from and a&nbsp;strip sack that led to the final touchdown&nbsp;to hold on for the win.

“We talked this week about finishing games in the fourth quarter,” McGuire said. “I thought we did such a good job of finishing that game as a team.”

Bean was 17-for-28 passing for 270 yards. He threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score in his fourth start of the season after taking over for the injured Jalon Daniels. Jared Casey and Luke Grimm were the benefactors of two Bean passing scores in the first half.

Neel rushed for 190 yards just a week after rushing for 224 yards against Oklahoma State.

"At the end of the day, Texas Tech executed,” Kansas head coach Lance Leipold said. “We had opportunities to make plays, close gaps and we didn’t. There were a lot of different things in this game that we were outplayed in.”

Kansas accumulated 525 yards and 293 came through the passing game.

Kansas: The Jayhawks found success in the passing game. Bean found Casey for a 66-yard touchdown pass on a fourth-and-1 play for an early score. Kansas struggled to limit the Red Raiders rushing attack. A pair of Bean turnovers and missed field goals hampered Kansas.

Texas Tech: The Red Raiders entered the game eighth in the conference in rushing offense averaging 143.5 yards per game. Shough led the way as the Red Raiders accumulated 264 rushing yards. The secondary couldn’t slow the Jayhawks giving up 15.4 yards per completion.

Texas Tech won its fifth home game of the season. It was the first time since 2009 the Red Raiders recorded five or more wins at home in a season. With one final game in Lubbock slated on the schedule, Texas Tech could match the 6-1 home record of its 2009 squad. Texas Tech needs one win to become bowl-eligible.

Kansas: The Jayhawks will host Texas for senior day.

Texas Tech: The Red Raiders will travel to play Iowa State.

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Tyler Shough threw a touchdown pass and ran for a score and Texas Tech outlasted Kansas 43-28 on Saturday night.Shough rushed for a 9-yard touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter to give Texas Tech (5-5, 3-4 Big 12 Conference) a 33-21 lead. It was the first score by either team in the second half.Tahj Brooks sealed the victory with a 5-yard touchdown run with 3:33 remaining in the game. Four different Red Raiders scored four rushing touchdowns in the win.“We had a different play, but they came out in a soft box and I knew that we could knife them underneath because of the wide box,” Shough said. “Tahj (Brooks) made him miss and it was just a great play.”Four different Red Raiders scored four rushing touchdowns in the win.Shough was 16-for-25 passing for 246 yards and a touchdown in his first start since the opening week of the season. Texas Tech totaled 510 yards of offense with 264 of them on the ground.“The one thing that Shough did was that when a play wasn’t there, he pulled it down, got vertical and was able to get yards,” Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire said. “Then we had our running back come in like a three-headed monster and we got four rushing touchdowns.”The Red Raiders used a brief two-quarterback system with Shough and Donovan Smith. Smith rushed for a 6-yard touchdown on the opening drive where Shough was responsible for 57 of the 75 yards on the drive.SaRodorick Thompson Jr. rushed for 68 yards&nbsp;with a 36-yard touchdown&nbsp;for the Red Raiders. Mason Tharp caught a 1-yard touchdown pass from Shough to give the Red Raiders a 24-7 lead midway through the first half.The Jayhawks managed to claw back to trail 27-21 at halftime on Jason Bean's 16-yard touchdown run and his 3-yard scoring toss to Devin Neel. Quentin Skinner and Bean connected for a 20-yard touchdown to pull the Jayhawks within 33-28 with eight minutes remaining in the game, but the Red Raiders used a Trey Wolff field goal from and a&nbsp;strip sack that led to the final touchdown&nbsp;to hold on for the win.“We talked this week about finishing games in the fourth quarter,” McGuire said. “I thought we did such a good job of finishing that game as a team.”Bean was 17-for-28 passing for 270 yards. He threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score in his fourth start of the season after taking over for the injured Jalon Daniels. Jared Casey and Luke Grimm were the benefactors of two Bean passing scores in the first half.Neel rushed for 190 yards just a week after rushing for 224 yards against Oklahoma State."At the end of the day, Texas Tech executed,” Kansas head coach Lance Leipold said. “We had opportunities to make plays, close gaps and we didn’t. There were a lot of different things in this game that we were outplayed in.”Kansas accumulated 525 yards and 293 came through the passing game.THE TAKEAWAYKansas: The Jayhawks found success in the passing game. Bean found Casey for a 66-yard touchdown pass on a fourth-and-1 play for an early score. Kansas struggled to limit the Red Raiders rushing attack. A pair of Bean turnovers and missed field goals hampered Kansas.Texas Tech: The Red Raiders entered the game eighth in the conference in rushing offense averaging 143.5 yards per game. Shough led the way as the Red Raiders accumulated 264 rushing yards. The secondary couldn’t slow the Jayhawks giving up 15.4 yards per completion.HOME COOKIN’Texas Tech won its fifth home game of the season. It was the first time since 2009 the Red Raiders recorded five or more wins at home in a season. With one final game in Lubbock slated on the schedule, Texas Tech could match the 6-1 home record of its 2009 squad. Texas Tech needs one win to become bowl-eligible.UP NEXTKansas: The Jayhawks will host Texas for senior day.Texas Tech: The Red Raiders will travel to play Iowa State.

Shough, rushing attack boosts Texas Tech over Kansas 43-28

Poor perimeter shooting proved costly for Wichita State in a 66-57 loss to Alcorn State on Saturday afternoon.

The Shockers (1-1) made three-point field goals on each of their first two possessions but hit just two more the rest of the day en route to a rare November setback on their home floor. They're 50-3 in the 20 seasons since Charles Koch Arena's renovation.

WSU converted 18 of its 30 shots inside the arc but just 4-of-24 from beyond it to finish at just over 40 percent overall.

Kenny Pohto (13 points) and Jaykwon Walton (12) paced the Shockers offensively, while Craig Porter Jr. finished just shy of a double-double with nine points and nine rebounds.

Alcorn (1-1), the defending SWAC champions, pushed Ole Miss for the better part of 30 minutes earlier this week before fading. Saturday they put a full 40 minutes together, shooting 54 percent in the second half.

Former Shocker Trevin Wade scored a game-high 14 points, and Dominic Brewton and Keondre Montgomery added 13 and 11 respectively.

The Braves put the Shockers on their heels early, sinking four of their first five three-point tries for a 16-6 lead near the 12:00-mark of the first half.

WSU clamped down defensively and rode the scoring tandem of Walton and Pohto during a 14-0 run that allowed them to regain the lead just before halftime.

Helped by Pohto's nine points, the Shockers enjoyed a 31-28 advantage at the intermission.

WSU committed just five second-half turnovers, but four of them came during a disastrous stretch that turned the game in Alcorn's favor.

Pohto sank a pair of free throws for a 46-41 lead with 11:34 to play, but the Shockers came up empty on each of their next eight possessions, during which they went 0-for-4 with four giveaways.

The Braves capitalized with an 11-0 run. Keondre Montgomery banked in a deep three and Jeremiah Kendall converted a fastbreak layup for a 52-46 Alcorn advantage with 6:05 to play.

Walton's layup with 4:58 to go stopped a six-and-a-half minute scoring drought, but the Braves kept the Shockers at arm's length the rest of the way.

The Shockers hit the road for Richmond next Thursday (6 p.m. CT, ESPN+) then travel to Kansas City for the Hall of Fame Classic, Monday-Tuesday, Nov. 21-22.

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 </figure>Poor perimeter shooting proved costly for Wichita State in a 66-57 loss to Alcorn State on Saturday afternoon.The Shockers (1-1) made three-point field goals on each of their first two possessions but hit just two more the rest of the day en route to a rare November setback on their home floor. They're 50-3 in the 20 seasons since Charles Koch Arena's renovation.WSU converted 18 of its 30 shots inside the arc but just 4-of-24 from beyond it to finish at just over 40 percent overall.Kenny Pohto (13 points) and Jaykwon Walton (12) paced the Shockers offensively, while Craig Porter Jr. finished just shy of a double-double with nine points and nine rebounds.Alcorn (1-1), the defending SWAC champions, pushed Ole Miss for the better part of 30 minutes earlier this week before fading. Saturday they put a full 40 minutes together, shooting 54 percent in the second half.Former Shocker Trevin Wade scored a game-high 14 points, and Dominic Brewton and Keondre Montgomery added 13 and 11 respectively.The Braves put the Shockers on their heels early, sinking four of their first five three-point tries for a 16-6 lead near the 12:00-mark of the first half.WSU clamped down defensively and rode the scoring tandem of Walton and Pohto during a 14-0 run that allowed them to regain the lead just before halftime.Helped by Pohto's nine points, the Shockers enjoyed a 31-28 advantage at the intermission.WSU committed just five second-half turnovers, but four of them came during a disastrous stretch that turned the game in Alcorn's favor.Pohto sank a pair of free throws for a 46-41 lead with 11:34 to play, but the Shockers came up empty on each of their next eight possessions, during which they went 0-for-4 with four giveaways.The Braves capitalized with an 11-0 run. Keondre Montgomery banked in a deep three and Jeremiah Kendall converted a fastbreak layup for a 52-46 Alcorn advantage with 6:05 to play.Walton's layup with 4:58 to go stopped a six-and-a-half minute scoring drought, but the Braves kept the Shockers at arm's length the rest of the way.The Shockers hit the road for Richmond next Thursday (6 p.m. CT, ESPN+) then travel to Kansas City for the Hall of Fame Classic, Monday-Tuesday, Nov. 21-22.

Shockers Stunned by Alcorn State

WACO, Texas (AP) — No. 23 Kansas State lost control of its path to the Big 12 championship game last week when quarterback Will Howard was watching from the sideline.

The super sub helped the Wildcats get it back, with a little help from undefeated conference leader TCU.

Howard threw for three touchdowns after Adrian Martinez exited with another injury, and the Wildcats buoyed their Big 12 title hopes with a 31-3 rout of Baylor on Saturday night.

The defending conference champion Bears (6-4, 4-3 Big 12) will need help to get back to the championship game after a three-game winning streak had put them back in contention.

The Wildcats (7-3, 5-2) are now alone in second place behind the fourth-ranked Horned Frogs, who sent No. 18 Texas into a tie with Baylor behind Kansas State with a 17-10 victory in Austin.

Kansas State dropped into the second-place tie last week with a 34-27 loss to Texas, when Martinez returned from a knee injury and threw for 326 yards, but had two key turnovers.

Howard came on after Martinez appeared to injure his lower body getting a first down on a quarterback sneak in the first quarter. The school offered no specifics on the injury.

Howard, the junior who threw four TD passes in a 48-0 victory over then-No. 9 Oklahoma State two weeks ago, put the Wildcats ahead 7-0 on the same drive with a 15-yard scoring pass to Ben Sinnott.

Howard has thrown seven TD passes without an interception in seven-plus quarters filling in for Martinez, who was on the sideline with his helmet on after getting checked by the medical staff.

Coach Chris Klieman said Martinez was available to return, but the staff figured he would be limited by the injury.

“I looked at Will, and I said, ‘Will, you got it,’” Klieman said. “He played really well, and we blocked exceptionally well for him. And man, we made some plays.”

The Wildcats are still interested in redshirting Howard, a junior who has spent most of the season behind the senior transfer from Nebraska.

The intrigue only grows with Kansas State now in position to play for the championship Dec. 3 at the home of the Dallas Cowboys.

“It's a conversation that we had this week, and we told him we're going to have one every week,” Klieman said. “Will's in a good place right now. Adrian's in a good place right now.”

Blake Shapen threw two interceptions in the Bears' worst offensive showing in a Big 12 game this season as a four-game winning streak in the series ended.

“Obviously everybody knows what was on the line tonight, probably too much,” Baylor linebacker Dillon Doyle said. “You just box it and move on. It's really hard to do, but it's the same thing with life.”

Deuce Vaughn had a 20-yard touchdown catch and 106 yards rushing, making him the third Kansas State running back with consecutive 1,000-yard seasons (1,081 yards this season).

Howard was 19 of 27 for 196 yards, and Sinnott had another TD from 19 yards while finishing with seven catches for 89 yards.

The Wildcats were 8 of 13 on third down, which helped them keep possession for a season-best 37 minutes, 37 seconds. Kansas State also was opportunistic, getting four touchdowns and a field goal out of five trips inside the Baylor 20-yard line.

The Bears had a season-low 103 yards rushing a week after getting 281 with five touchdowns in a 38-35 victory over Oklahoma. Richard Reese needed 83 yards to break Shock Linwood's nine-year-old school freshman record of 881 but finished with just 54. A week after getting a career-high 192 yards, Craig “Sqwirl” Williams had just 17.

Kansas State: The Wildcats wasted little time showing faith in Howard. On his first drive, they ran a reverse flea-flicker, and he completed a 23-yard pass to Sinnott. The first TD toss to Sinnott came two plays later.

Baylor: Coach Dave Aranda tried to spark a struggling offense late in the third quarter by going for it on fourth-and-3 from the Baylor. Monaray Baldwin's catch gained just 1 yard, and DJ Giddens sent many fans to the exits on a 1-yard TD for the final margin early in the fourth.

Kansas State: At West Virginia next Saturday with the Mountaineers coming off a 23-20 home victory over Oklahoma on a game-ending field goal. The Wildcats ended a five-game losing streak in the series with a 34-17 victory at home last year.

Baylor: No. 4 TCU visits McLane Stadium next Saturday. The Horned Frogs have won six of seven in the series since the Bears' 61-58 home victory in McLane's debut season in 2014. That was the year both teams had one loss and were left out of the first four-team playoff.

WACO, Texas (AP) — No. 23 Kansas State lost control of its path to the Big 12 championship game last week when quarterback Will Howard was watching from the sideline.The super sub helped the Wildcats get it back, with a little help from undefeated conference leader TCU.Howard threw for three touchdowns after Adrian Martinez exited with another injury, and the Wildcats buoyed their Big 12 title hopes with a 31-3 rout of Baylor on Saturday night.The defending conference champion Bears (6-4, 4-3 Big 12) will need help to get back to the championship game after a three-game winning streak had put them back in contention.The Wildcats (7-3, 5-2) are now alone in second place behind the fourth-ranked Horned Frogs, who sent No. 18 Texas into a tie with Baylor behind Kansas State with a 17-10 victory in Austin.Kansas State dropped into the second-place tie last week with a 34-27 loss to Texas, when Martinez returned from a knee injury and threw for 326 yards, but had two key turnovers.Howard came on after Martinez appeared to injure his lower body getting a first down on a quarterback sneak in the first quarter. The school offered no specifics on the injury.Howard, the junior who threw four TD passes in a 48-0 victory over then-No. 9 Oklahoma State two weeks ago, put the Wildcats ahead 7-0 on the same drive with a 15-yard scoring pass to Ben Sinnott.Howard has thrown seven TD passes without an interception in seven-plus quarters filling in for Martinez, who was on the sideline with his helmet on after getting checked by the medical staff.Coach Chris Klieman said Martinez was available to return, but the staff figured he would be limited by the injury.“I looked at Will, and I said, ‘Will, you got it,’” Klieman said. “He played really well, and we blocked exceptionally well for him. And man, we made some plays.”The Wildcats are still interested in redshirting Howard, a junior who has spent most of the season behind the senior transfer from Nebraska.The intrigue only grows with Kansas State now in position to play for the championship Dec. 3 at the home of the Dallas Cowboys.“It's a conversation that we had this week, and we told him we're going to have one every week,” Klieman said. “Will's in a good place right now. Adrian's in a good place right now.”Blake Shapen threw two interceptions in the Bears' worst offensive showing in a Big 12 game this season as a four-game winning streak in the series ended.“Obviously everybody knows what was on the line tonight, probably too much,” Baylor linebacker Dillon Doyle said. “You just box it and move on. It's really hard to do, but it's the same thing with life.”Deuce Vaughn had a 20-yard touchdown catch and 106 yards rushing, making him the third Kansas State running back with consecutive 1,000-yard seasons (1,081 yards this season).Howard was 19 of 27 for 196 yards, and Sinnott had another TD from 19 yards while finishing with seven catches for 89 yards.K-STATE KEEPAWAYThe Wildcats were 8 of 13 on third down, which helped them keep possession for a season-best 37 minutes, 37 seconds. Kansas State also was opportunistic, getting four touchdowns and a field goal out of five trips inside the Baylor 20-yard line.RUSHING DROPOFFThe Bears had a season-low 103 yards rushing a week after getting 281 with five touchdowns in a 38-35 victory over Oklahoma. Richard Reese needed 83 yards to break Shock Linwood's nine-year-old school freshman record of 881 but finished with just 54. A week after getting a career-high 192 yards, Craig “Sqwirl” Williams had just 17.THE TAKEAWAYKansas State: The Wildcats wasted little time showing faith in Howard. On his first drive, they ran a reverse flea-flicker, and he completed a 23-yard pass to Sinnott. The first TD toss to Sinnott came two plays later.Baylor: Coach Dave Aranda tried to spark a struggling offense late in the third quarter by going for it on fourth-and-3 from the Baylor. Monaray Baldwin's catch gained just 1 yard, and DJ Giddens sent many fans to the exits on a 1-yard TD for the final margin early in the fourth.UP NEXTKansas State: At West Virginia next Saturday with the Mountaineers coming off a 23-20 home victory over Oklahoma on a game-ending field goal. The Wildcats ended a five-game losing streak in the series with a 34-17 victory at home last year.Baylor: No. 4 TCU visits McLane Stadium next Saturday. The Horned Frogs have won six of seven in the series since the Bears' 61-58 home victory in McLane's debut season in 2014. That was the year both teams had one loss and were left out of the first four-team playoff.

Super sub Howard leads No. 23 K-State to 31-3 rout of Baylor

PITTSBURG, Kan. – Pittsburg State became the third MIAA school to complete a perfect regular season since the 11 conference-game model was adopted in 2014, joining Fort Hays State and Northwest Missouri State, by topping Fort Hays State 35-14 on Saturday (Nov. 12). The Gorillas moved to 11-0 and prepare for the NCAA playoffs, while the Tigers finished their season at 3-8.

Fort Hays State produced the first score with a touchdown on the opening drive of the game. Jack Dawson scrambled along the right sideline and dove for the pylon on a 10-yard run, putting the Tigers up 7-0 after a 12-play, 67-yard drive. The Gorillas responded with a 12-play drive of their own, going 59 yards to pick up a 2-yard touchdown run by Caleb Lewis. Both drives chewed up over 12 total minutes on the clock and the score was knotted at 7-7 after one quarter.

Pittsburg State took the lead early in the second quarter on a 29-yard touchdown pass from Chad Dodson Jr. to Kolbe Katsis. But that was all the scoring for either team in the frame as the Gorillas held a 14-7 advantage at halftime.

The Gorillas widened their lead in the third quarter by scoring a pair of touchdowns and holding the Tigers without a first down and just eight yards of total offense. Antwan Squire had a two-yard touchdown run and Dodson Jr. found Jamahl Horne on a 7-yard pass for the other score.

The Gorillas went on to score its fifth touchdown without an answer from the Tigers on a 1-yard run by Cleo Chandler Jr. early in the fourth quarter. The Tigers finally snapped the scoring string by the Gorillas when Ethan Forrester scampered in from 12 yards out with 8:08 to go in the game, producing the final margin of 35-14.

Forrester notched 192 yards of total offense in the game for FHSU, throwing for 142 yards and running for 50. Dawson was a perfect 6-of-6 throwing the ball for 37 yards and ran for 28. Cale Cormaney led the Tigers in receiving yards with 48 on two catches, while Dawson Brown II had a team-high six receptions for 38 yards. Makel Williams led the Tiger defense with 12 tackles, followed by Trevion Mitchell with 10.

Dodson threw for 171 yards for the Gorillas. Katsis had a team-high 52 receiving yards and Chandler had a team-high 55 rushing yards. P.J. Swarinski

<figure>
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 </figure>PITTSBURG, Kan. – Pittsburg State became the third MIAA school to complete a perfect regular season since the 11 conference-game model was adopted in 2014, joining Fort Hays State and Northwest Missouri State, by topping Fort Hays State 35-14 on Saturday (Nov. 12). The Gorillas moved to 11-0 and prepare for the NCAA playoffs, while the Tigers finished their season at 3-8.Fort Hays State produced the first score with a touchdown on the opening drive of the game. Jack Dawson scrambled along the right sideline and dove for the pylon on a 10-yard run, putting the Tigers up 7-0 after a 12-play, 67-yard drive. The Gorillas responded with a 12-play drive of their own, going 59 yards to pick up a 2-yard touchdown run by Caleb Lewis. Both drives chewed up over 12 total minutes on the clock and the score was knotted at 7-7 after one quarter.Pittsburg State took the lead early in the second quarter on a 29-yard touchdown pass from Chad Dodson Jr. to Kolbe Katsis. But that was all the scoring for either team in the frame as the Gorillas held a 14-7 advantage at halftime.The Gorillas widened their lead in the third quarter by scoring a pair of touchdowns and holding the Tigers without a first down and just eight yards of total offense. Antwan Squire had a two-yard touchdown run and Dodson Jr. found Jamahl Horne on a 7-yard pass for the other score.The Gorillas went on to score its fifth touchdown without an answer from the Tigers on a 1-yard run by Cleo Chandler Jr. early in the fourth quarter. The Tigers finally snapped the scoring string by the Gorillas when Ethan Forrester scampered in from 12 yards out with 8:08 to go in the game, producing the final margin of 35-14.Forrester notched 192 yards of total offense in the game for FHSU, throwing for 142 yards and running for 50. Dawson was a perfect 6-of-6 throwing the ball for 37 yards and ran for 28. Cale Cormaney led the Tigers in receiving yards with 48 on two catches, while Dawson Brown II had a team-high six receptions for 38 yards. Makel Williams led the Tiger defense with 12 tackles, followed by Trevion Mitchell with 10.Dodson threw for 171 yards for the Gorillas. Katsis had a team-high 52 receiving yards and Chandler had a team-high 55 rushing yards. P.J. Swarinski

No. 5/4 Gorillas Top Tigers in Season Finale

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KANSAS CITY, Mo (AP) — The Chiefs will look for their sixth straight win over Jacksonville when the Jaguars visit Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday. It will be the second matchup of Chiefs coach Andy Reid and Jaguars coach Doug Pederson, who played and coached under Reid in Philadelphia and Kansas City. Reid beat Pederson when he was the coach of the Eagles. The Chiefs have won 10 in a row in November while quarterback Patrick Mahomes is 12-2 during the month in his career.

WACO, Texas (AP) — Will Howard threw for three touchdowns after Adrian Martinez exited with an injury, and No. 23 Kansas State buoyed its Big 12 title hopes with a 31-3 victory over Baylor. The defending conference champion Bears will need help to get back to the championship game. Martinez left in the first quarter with an apparent injury to his lower body. Howard has thrown for seven touchdowns without an interception filling in over the past three games. He led a 48-0 victory over then-No. 9 Oklahoma State two weeks ago when Martinez had a knee injury.

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Texas Tech outlasted the Kansas Jayhawks 43-28 on Saturday night backed by a two touchdown day by Tyler Shough. Shough went 16-for-25 for 246 yards and a touchdown in his first start since the opening week of the season. Texas Tech totaled 506 yards, 260 yards came on the ground. Bean went 17-for-28 for 270 yards and three passing touchdowns with a rushing score in his fourth start of the season. Devin Neel rushed for 190 yards just a week after rushing for 224 yards against Oklahoma State. Kansas accumulated 525 yards and 293 came through the passing game.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Kendre Miller rushed for 138 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown in the third quarter that broke open a tense defensive struggle, and No. 4 TCU beat No. 18 Texas 17-10 to clinch a berth in the Big 12 championship game. TCU quarterback Max Duggan, who was sacked four times in the first half and hounded all game, connected with Quentin Johnston for a 31-yard touchdown over broken coverage in the fourth quarter. The TCU defense turned in its best game of the season. The Horned Frogs held Texas running back Bijan Robinson to 29 yards.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Backup quarterback Garrett Greene ran for two touchdowns and threw for a third score, and Casey Legg’s 25-yard field goal as time ran out lifted West Virginia to a 23-20 victory over Oklahoma on Saturday. West Virginia beat the Sooners for the first time since joining the Big 12 in 2012. The Sooners had the chance to retake the lead but Zach Schmit’s 46-yard field goal try hit the right upright with 6:24 remaining. West Virginia took over at its 29 and Greene drove the Mountaineers down the field to set the stage for Legg. Oklahoma’s Eric Gray rushed for 211 yards and two touchdowns.

STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Spencer Sanders came off the bench to throw the go-ahead touchdown pass, and Oklahoma State rallied to defeat Iowa State 20-14. His 14-yard touchdown pass to Jaden Nixon with 9:18 remaining in the fourth quarter put Oklahoma State up 17-14. Oklahoma State remained in the running for a spot in the Big 12 title game. Xavier Hutchinson caught 10 passes for 106 yards and became Iowa State’s career receptions leader. Hunter Dekkers passed for 274 yards, but he threw three interceptions as Iowa State turned it over five times.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Harold Perkins Jr. had four sacks and two forced fumbles to help No. 7 LSU to a 13-10 win over Arkansas. Perkins stripped Razorbacks' third-string quarterback Cade Fortin with just over a minute left in the game and the Tigers recovered to clinch the victory. LSU's lone touchdown came in the third quarter when Josh Williams, who ran for 122 yards, scored from 1 yard out. Fortin entered in the third quarter and pulled Arkansas within three early in the fourth.

STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Stetson Bennett threw for three touchdowns and No. 1 Georgia overcame a first-half surge by Mississippi State for a 45-19 victory. With the victory, the East Division champion Bulldogs secured a spot in the SEC championship game. Georgia will face LSU in Atlanta on Dec. 3. It was a dominating effort by the undefeated Bulldogs, who put up 468 yards of offense. Bennett led the way, going 25 for 37 for 289 yards with two interceptions. Georgia also rushed for 179 yards. MSU struggled to consistently produce against Georgia on the offensive side. Will Rogers went 29 for 51 and threw for 263 yards and a touchdown. Mississippi State rushed for just 47 yards on 15 carries.

Final	(15)North Carolina	36	Wake Forest	34	

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 </figure>KANSAS CITY, Mo (AP) — The Chiefs will look for their sixth straight win over Jacksonville when the Jaguars visit Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday. It will be the second matchup of Chiefs coach Andy Reid and Jaguars coach Doug Pederson, who played and coached under Reid in Philadelphia and Kansas City. Reid beat Pederson when he was the coach of the Eagles. The Chiefs have won 10 in a row in November while quarterback Patrick Mahomes is 12-2 during the month in his career.WACO, Texas (AP) — Will Howard threw for three touchdowns after Adrian Martinez exited with an injury, and No. 23 Kansas State buoyed its Big 12 title hopes with a 31-3 victory over Baylor. The defending conference champion Bears will need help to get back to the championship game. Martinez left in the first quarter with an apparent injury to his lower body. Howard has thrown for seven touchdowns without an interception filling in over the past three games. He led a 48-0 victory over then-No. 9 Oklahoma State two weeks ago when Martinez had a knee injury.LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Texas Tech outlasted the Kansas Jayhawks 43-28 on Saturday night backed by a two touchdown day by Tyler Shough. Shough went 16-for-25 for 246 yards and a touchdown in his first start since the opening week of the season. Texas Tech totaled 506 yards, 260 yards came on the ground. Bean went 17-for-28 for 270 yards and three passing touchdowns with a rushing score in his fourth start of the season. Devin Neel rushed for 190 yards just a week after rushing for 224 yards against Oklahoma State. Kansas accumulated 525 yards and 293 came through the passing game.AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Kendre Miller rushed for 138 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown in the third quarter that broke open a tense defensive struggle, and No. 4 TCU beat No. 18 Texas 17-10 to clinch a berth in the Big 12 championship game. TCU quarterback Max Duggan, who was sacked four times in the first half and hounded all game, connected with Quentin Johnston for a 31-yard touchdown over broken coverage in the fourth quarter. The TCU defense turned in its best game of the season. The Horned Frogs held Texas running back Bijan Robinson to 29 yards.MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Backup quarterback Garrett Greene ran for two touchdowns and threw for a third score, and Casey Legg’s 25-yard field goal as time ran out lifted West Virginia to a 23-20 victory over Oklahoma on Saturday. West Virginia beat the Sooners for the first time since joining the Big 12 in 2012. The Sooners had the chance to retake the lead but Zach Schmit’s 46-yard field goal try hit the right upright with 6:24 remaining. West Virginia took over at its 29 and Greene drove the Mountaineers down the field to set the stage for Legg. Oklahoma’s Eric Gray rushed for 211 yards and two touchdowns.STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Spencer Sanders came off the bench to throw the go-ahead touchdown pass, and Oklahoma State rallied to defeat Iowa State 20-14. His 14-yard touchdown pass to Jaden Nixon with 9:18 remaining in the fourth quarter put Oklahoma State up 17-14. Oklahoma State remained in the running for a spot in the Big 12 title game. Xavier Hutchinson caught 10 passes for 106 yards and became Iowa State’s career receptions leader. Hunter Dekkers passed for 274 yards, but he threw three interceptions as Iowa State turned it over five times.FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Harold Perkins Jr. had four sacks and two forced fumbles to help No. 7 LSU to a 13-10 win over Arkansas. Perkins stripped Razorbacks' third-string quarterback Cade Fortin with just over a minute left in the game and the Tigers recovered to clinch the victory. LSU's lone touchdown came in the third quarter when Josh Williams, who ran for 122 yards, scored from 1 yard out. Fortin entered in the third quarter and pulled Arkansas within three early in the fourth.STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Stetson Bennett threw for three touchdowns and No. 1 Georgia overcame a first-half surge by Mississippi State for a 45-19 victory. With the victory, the East Division champion Bulldogs secured a spot in the SEC championship game. Georgia will face LSU in Atlanta on Dec. 3. It was a dominating effort by the undefeated Bulldogs, who put up 468 yards of offense. Bennett led the way, going 25 for 37 for 289 yards with two interceptions. Georgia also rushed for 179 yards. MSU struggled to consistently produce against Georgia on the offensive side. Will Rogers went 29 for 51 and threw for 263 yards and a touchdown. 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MUNICH (AP) — The NFL plans to play more regular-season games in Germany, possibly sooner than expected.

League commissioner Roger Goodell told a fan forum in Munich on Saturday that the NFL will stage “at least” four games in Germany through 2025.

The current agreement includes Sunday's first game in Germany plus an annual game over the next three seasons — with Munich and Frankfurt each hosting twice.

“In our commitment, we're going to play the next four years, at least, and with at least four games,” Goodell said ahead of Sunday's game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle Seahawks at Allianz Arena. “I wouldn’t be surprised if it expanded beyond that at some point soon.”

The commissioner didn't take questions from the media but his comments could reflect that both the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs are lobbying for next year's game.

There are also questions about the availability of Azteca Stadium in Mexico City in 2023. Azteca, which will host the San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals on Nov. 21, could be under renovation next year in preparation for the 2026 World Cup.

Germany has become the NFL's top market in Europe and Munich has been buzzing all week about Sunday's game, headlined by seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady.

If league officials look to extend beyond the four years, they would have little trouble finding more partners. Besides Munich and Frankfurt, Düsseldorf had reached the short list from eight German cities that initially bid to host games.

“What the commissioner and we are feeling is the excitement from our teams to play here, especially those clubs that have the international home marketing area rights to Germany,” said Peter O’Reilly, NFL executive vice president of club business and league events.

Those rights allow teams to cultivate fans and sign commercial deals in the country. The Bucs, Chiefs, Patriots and Carolina Panthers have rights in Germany. AFC teams will get the ninth home game next season as part of the expanded schedule, setting up the Chiefs and Patriots as a potential home team in Germany.

“We both want to be there and we both see the opportunity, so we’ll present our best cases to be there and the league will make a decision,” Chiefs president Mark Donovan told The Associated Press.

The Chiefs were initially “very disappointed that we didn’t get the game this year,” Donovan said.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft has spoken in the past about Germany's potential and has said the Patriots have the biggest fan base there.

Mexico is a huge market for the NFL and nine teams have marketing rights in the country. O’Reilly, as he did in a midweek call with media, referred Azteca questions to stadium officials there.

The league will sort out its 2023 international game schedule in the next few months, said O’Reilly, adding if there's an issue with Azteca, “having a clear sense by the Super Bowl would be important.”

Any additions to the current four-game plan would need to be negotiated with the German Football League and require space in the soccer calendar.

“Like the puzzle that is an NFL schedule, the DFL schedule is a puzzle as well,” O’Reilly said.

Goodell has used fan forums to drop hints about what the league is dreaming up when it comes to Europe.

In London, which has been staging regular-season games since 2007, Goodell raised the idea of a full European division of teams — not just whether a team like the Jacksonville Jaguars would make the leap full-time.

“We have talked about, could you expand the league? But this is all in conceptual stages,” Goodell said Saturday.

“Are there markets here in Europe that could support an NFL team? I’ve said very often that I do believe that’s the case. As we do our games in Germany, I think we’ll find multiple cities that will be able to host an NFL game or host an NFL team on a regular basis.”

The league's main concern with a team based in Europe is competitiveness, especially with unpredictable scheduling in the playoffs.

“Do you bring teams over more often? Do you play nine or 10 games with different teams? Or do you put one team over here and let them play? How do you do that so it’s competitively fair to that team, because that would be one of our 32 teams or if you expanded,” Goodell said.

“But the reality is it will probably happen some day in some fashion, but I think we're going to have to progress to that point.”

MUNICH (AP) — The NFL plans to play more regular-season games in Germany, possibly sooner than expected.League commissioner Roger Goodell told a fan forum in Munich on Saturday that the NFL will stage “at least” four games in Germany through 2025.The current agreement includes Sunday's first game in Germany plus an annual game over the next three seasons — with Munich and Frankfurt each hosting twice.“In our commitment, we're going to play the next four years, at least, and with at least four games,” Goodell said ahead of Sunday's game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle Seahawks at Allianz Arena. “I wouldn’t be surprised if it expanded beyond that at some point soon.”The commissioner didn't take questions from the media but his comments could reflect that both the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs are lobbying for next year's game.There are also questions about the availability of Azteca Stadium in Mexico City in 2023. Azteca, which will host the San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals on Nov. 21, could be under renovation next year in preparation for the 2026 World Cup.Germany has become the NFL's top market in Europe and Munich has been buzzing all week about Sunday's game, headlined by seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady.If league officials look to extend beyond the four years, they would have little trouble finding more partners. Besides Munich and Frankfurt, Düsseldorf had reached the short list from eight German cities that initially bid to host games.“What the commissioner and we are feeling is the excitement from our teams to play here, especially those clubs that have the international home marketing area rights to Germany,” said Peter O’Reilly, NFL executive vice president of club business and league events.Those rights allow teams to cultivate fans and sign commercial deals in the country. The Bucs, Chiefs, Patriots and Carolina Panthers have rights in Germany. AFC teams will get the ninth home game next season as part of the expanded schedule, setting up the Chiefs and Patriots as a potential home team in Germany.“We both want to be there and we both see the opportunity, so we’ll present our best cases to be there and the league will make a decision,” Chiefs president Mark Donovan told The Associated Press.The Chiefs were initially “very disappointed that we didn’t get the game this year,” Donovan said.Patriots owner Robert Kraft has spoken in the past about Germany's potential and has said the Patriots have the biggest fan base there.Mexico is a huge market for the NFL and nine teams have marketing rights in the country. O’Reilly, as he did in a midweek call with media, referred Azteca questions to stadium officials there.The league will sort out its 2023 international game schedule in the next few months, said O’Reilly, adding if there's an issue with Azteca, “having a clear sense by the Super Bowl would be important.”Any additions to the current four-game plan would need to be negotiated with the German Football League and require space in the soccer calendar.“Like the puzzle that is an NFL schedule, the DFL schedule is a puzzle as well,” O’Reilly said.NFL IN EUROPEGoodell has used fan forums to drop hints about what the league is dreaming up when it comes to Europe.In London, which has been staging regular-season games since 2007, Goodell raised the idea of a full European division of teams — not just whether a team like the Jacksonville Jaguars would make the leap full-time.“We have talked about, could you expand the league? But this is all in conceptual stages,” Goodell said Saturday.“Are there markets here in Europe that could support an NFL team? I’ve said very often that I do believe that’s the case. As we do our games in Germany, I think we’ll find multiple cities that will be able to host an NFL game or host an NFL team on a regular basis.”The league's main concern with a team based in Europe is competitiveness, especially with unpredictable scheduling in the playoffs.“Do you bring teams over more often? Do you play nine or 10 games with different teams? Or do you put one team over here and let them play? How do you do that so it’s competitively fair to that team, because that would be one of our 32 teams or if you expanded,” Goodell said.“But the reality is it will probably happen some day in some fashion, but I think we're going to have to progress to that point.”

Goodell: More NFL games likely for Germany, possibly soon

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Doug Pederson will always feel indebted to Chiefs coach Andy Reid for the way his career played out.

Both the playing one and the coaching one.

It was Reid who gave Pederson, then a backup quarterback for the Packers, an opportunity to be an NFL starter with the Eagles. And years later, it was Reid who welcomed Pederson back to Philadelphia as an offensive quality control coach, a job that would serve as the jumping-off point for his rise to become head coach, first of the Eagles and now the Jaguars.

“I owe a lot to Coach Reid and the things he taught me,” Pederson said this week. “When I became coordinator there in Kansas City, we spent so much time together, in meetings and one-on-one, and everything about him is pouring himself into other people. He did that with me and prepared me for my first job in Philadelphia, and that went a long way, and now here in Jacksonville, taking some of the same things I learned from him and applying them here.”

The two remain close, talking often during the season. But those phone calls and text messages will stop this week as the Jaguars prepare to visit the Chiefs on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.

It will be the second matchup between mentor and pupil — Reid won the first when the Chiefs beat the Eagles on Sept. 17, 2017. In fact, the Kansas City coach is 17-9 when facing former assistants as head coaches.

“He's a good friend,” Reid said of Pederson, “and I think he's doing a heck of a job down there. The players have bought into what he's teaching. They're well-coached and you know what? They have good players and they play very hard.”

Pederson won't be the only familiar face on the opposing sideline.

Jaguars quarterbacks coach Mike McCoy played for Reid with the Packers in the '90s, defensive coordinator Mike Caldwell played for and coached under him in Philadelphia and defensive assistant Bob Sutton was his first coordinator in Kansas City.

So yes, even though it's been seven years since Reid and Pederson worked together, there is a certain familiarity between the two coaching staffs. And that makes their preparation a little more complicated than usual.

“I have to ask,” Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said, “because I wasn't here with Doug — he left right before I got here — 'Do we need to change code words, change things up, so he doesn't have any intel on the stuff we're trying to run?'”

Reid and Pederson both acknowledged this week that the Kansas City offense maintains its roots in the West Coast system. But it has changed dramatically from the days when Pederson was orchestrating it with Alex Smith under center to the present, where offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has Mahomes putting up record-setting numbers.

He set new Chiefs marks last week for completions and attempts, going 43 of 68 for 446 yards in a 20-17 overtime victory over the Titans.

“Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, they just win. They get it done when they need to,” Jacksonville safety Andrew Wingard said, “and I think we're starting to trend in that direction. It will be a good test. If you’re going to contend in the AFC, you’re going to have to go play Kansas City in January, February when it’s cold and stuff, so it’ll be a great challenge.”

The Jaguars rallied from a 17-point deficit last week to beat the Las Vegas Raiders 27-20.

Kansas City has won 10 straight November games, a streak that began on Nov. 18, 2019, with a win over the Chargers. Part of the reason is the play of Mahomes, who is 12-2 as the starting quarterback. He has thrown 37 touchdown passes and nine interceptions during his second-best month statistically behind September.

Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman has been dealing with an abdominal injury during what has been perhaps the most productive three-game span of his career. He has touchdown catches in each game, and five TDs total over that period, and he's given the Kansas City offense a different dynamic with his ability to stretch fields on jet sweeps.

Wide receiver Kadarius Toney could have been on the visiting sideline Sunday. Ex-Jaguars coach Urban Meyer badly wanted to draft Toney with the 25th pick in 2021, but the former Florida standout went to the Giants five spots earlier. His first 18 months in New York were mostly a bust, prompting the Giants to trade him to Kansas City last month.

The Jaguars selected former Clemson running back Travis Etienne at No. 25 instead. He ranks sixth in the NFL in rushing and has been Jacksonville’s top offensive threat.

The Chiefs ran for 77 yards last week against Tennessee. Mahomes had 63 of them on scrambles. The other 14 yards came on 13 carries from their trio of running backs. None of them had a longer carry than 3 yards.

Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence doesn’t miss many prime-time Chiefs games, and there have been a bunch already this season. He tunes in for one reason: Mahomes. And Lawrence is always taking notes.

“Just the things they do, really creative,” he said. “Obviously Patrick’s a great player, fun to watch. … Those are always good games to watch, and I’ve got a lot of respect for him and the way he plays the game is special. He’s a great player.”

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Doug Pederson will always feel indebted to Chiefs coach Andy Reid for the way his career played out.Both the playing one and the coaching one.It was Reid who gave Pederson, then a backup quarterback for the Packers, an opportunity to be an NFL starter with the Eagles. And years later, it was Reid who welcomed Pederson back to Philadelphia as an offensive quality control coach, a job that would serve as the jumping-off point for his rise to become head coach, first of the Eagles and now the Jaguars.“I owe a lot to Coach Reid and the things he taught me,” Pederson said this week. “When I became coordinator there in Kansas City, we spent so much time together, in meetings and one-on-one, and everything about him is pouring himself into other people. He did that with me and prepared me for my first job in Philadelphia, and that went a long way, and now here in Jacksonville, taking some of the same things I learned from him and applying them here.”The two remain close, talking often during the season. But those phone calls and text messages will stop this week as the Jaguars prepare to visit the Chiefs on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.It will be the second matchup between mentor and pupil — Reid won the first when the Chiefs beat the Eagles on Sept. 17, 2017. In fact, the Kansas City coach is 17-9 when facing former assistants as head coaches.“He's a good friend,” Reid said of Pederson, “and I think he's doing a heck of a job down there. The players have bought into what he's teaching. They're well-coached and you know what? They have good players and they play very hard.”Pederson won't be the only familiar face on the opposing sideline.Jaguars quarterbacks coach Mike McCoy played for Reid with the Packers in the '90s, defensive coordinator Mike Caldwell played for and coached under him in Philadelphia and defensive assistant Bob Sutton was his first coordinator in Kansas City.So yes, even though it's been seven years since Reid and Pederson worked together, there is a certain familiarity between the two coaching staffs. And that makes their preparation a little more complicated than usual.“I have to ask,” Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said, “because I wasn't here with Doug — he left right before I got here — 'Do we need to change code words, change things up, so he doesn't have any intel on the stuff we're trying to run?'”Reid and Pederson both acknowledged this week that the Kansas City offense maintains its roots in the West Coast system. But it has changed dramatically from the days when Pederson was orchestrating it with Alex Smith under center to the present, where offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has Mahomes putting up record-setting numbers.He set new Chiefs marks last week for completions and attempts, going 43 of 68 for 446 yards in a 20-17 overtime victory over the Titans.“Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes, they just win. They get it done when they need to,” Jacksonville safety Andrew Wingard said, “and I think we're starting to trend in that direction. It will be a good test. If you’re going to contend in the AFC, you’re going to have to go play Kansas City in January, February when it’s cold and stuff, so it’ll be a great challenge.”The Jaguars rallied from a 17-point deficit last week to beat the Las Vegas Raiders 27-20.NO-LOSE NOVEMBERKansas City has won 10 straight November games, a streak that began on Nov. 18, 2019, with a win over the Chargers. Part of the reason is the play of Mahomes, who is 12-2 as the starting quarterback. He has thrown 37 touchdown passes and nine interceptions during his second-best month statistically behind September.MISSING MECOLEChiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman has been dealing with an abdominal injury during what has been perhaps the most productive three-game span of his career. He has touchdown catches in each game, and five TDs total over that period, and he's given the Kansas City offense a different dynamic with his ability to stretch fields on jet sweeps.WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEENWide receiver Kadarius Toney could have been on the visiting sideline Sunday. Ex-Jaguars coach Urban Meyer badly wanted to draft Toney with the 25th pick in 2021, but the former Florida standout went to the Giants five spots earlier. His first 18 months in New York were mostly a bust, prompting the Giants to trade him to Kansas City last month.The Jaguars selected former Clemson running back Travis Etienne at No. 25 instead. He ranks sixth in the NFL in rushing and has been Jacksonville’s top offensive threat.RUN TO DAYLIGHT (NOT A WALL)The Chiefs ran for 77 yards last week against Tennessee. Mahomes had 63 of them on scrambles. The other 14 yards came on 13 carries from their trio of running backs. None of them had a longer carry than 3 yards.IDOLIZING MAHOMESJaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence doesn’t miss many prime-time Chiefs games, and there have been a bunch already this season. He tunes in for one reason: Mahomes. And Lawrence is always taking notes.“Just the things they do, really creative,” he said. “Obviously Patrick’s a great player, fun to watch. … Those are always good games to watch, and I’ve got a lot of respect for him and the way he plays the game is special. He’s a great player.”

Chiefs' Reid, Jaguars' Pederson meet Sunday for 2nd time

BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — Keyontae Johnson scored 16 points and Marquis Nowell added 13 with a momentum-changing four-point play late in the game to help Kansas State turn back California 63-54 on Friday night.

Johnson had nine points by halftime to help Kansas State (2-0) take a commanding 36-21 lead.

Cal (0-2) whittled away at its deficit behind Devin Askew and Kuany Kuany. Askew had 11 points after intermission, Kuany scored 10 and the Golden Bears closed to within 47-46 on a layup by Sam Alajiki with 5:37 remaining in the game.

Nowell answered with a four-point play and a layup in a 6-0 run and the Wildcats stayed in front from there.

Nae'Qwan Tomlin scored 11 for the Wildcats and Johnson had a game-high nine rebounds.

Askew finished with 17 points to lead Cal, but he also had six of the Golden Bears' 22 turnovers. Kuany scored 13.

K-State improved to 7-1 all-time versus Cal. The two schools last played each other in 2007.

BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — Keyontae Johnson scored 16 points and Marquis Nowell added 13 with a momentum-changing four-point play late in the game to help Kansas State turn back California 63-54 on Friday night.Johnson had nine points by halftime to help Kansas State (2-0) take a commanding 36-21 lead.Cal (0-2) whittled away at its deficit behind Devin Askew and Kuany Kuany. Askew had 11 points after intermission, Kuany scored 10 and the Golden Bears closed to within 47-46 on a layup by Sam Alajiki with 5:37 remaining in the game.Nowell answered with a four-point play and a layup in a 6-0 run and the Wildcats stayed in front from there.Nae'Qwan Tomlin scored 11 for the Wildcats and Johnson had a game-high nine rebounds.Askew finished with 17 points to lead Cal, but he also had six of the Golden Bears' 22 turnovers. Kuany scored 13.K-State improved to 7-1 all-time versus Cal. The two schools last played each other in 2007.

Johnson, Nowell lead K-State to 63-54 victory over Cal

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Class 2A Sabetha 47, Caney Valley 0 Nemaha Central 44, Humboldt 20 SE of Saline 44, Hoisington 21 Kingman 35, Beloit 6

Class 1A St. Marys 36, St. Marys - Colgan 12 Centralia 8, Olpe 7 Conway Springs 39, Wabaunsee 14 Inman 28, Smith Center 6

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