FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Mike Miles Jr. had 19 points and six assists as TCU solidified its once-shaky NCAA Tournament resume with a second consecutive win over a top-10 team, 74-64 over sixth-ranked Kansas on Tuesday night.

The Horned Frogs (19-9, 8-8 Big 12) secured the game during a stretch when Miles made a strong move around KJ Adams Jr. for a layup, and then made a 3-pointer to extend the lead to 59-49 with 7:44 left. After a Kansas miss, Xavier Cork had a slam dunk that sent the sold-out crowd into a frenzy, and students swarmed the court when it was over.

Kansas (23-6, 12-4), with consecutive losses for the first time this season, went from a half-game lead to a half-game behind No. 3 Baylor (25-5, 13-4) in the Big 12 standings with an extra game to play.

The Jayhawks, who play TCU again Thursday at home before facing No. 21 Texas on Saturday, missed a chance to clinch at least a share of their 20th Big 12 title in 26 seasons when they lost 80-70 at third-ranked Baylor last Saturday, the same day the Horned Frogs won at home 69-66 against then-No. 9 Texas Tech. Kansas will now go to the final day of the regular season before the title is settled.

Emmanuel Miller added 11 points for TCU, which has won three of four since a three-game losing streak that had its NCAA hopes in jeopardy.

Ochai Agbaji, the Big 12 leading scorer at 20.4 points per game, had 13 points for Kansas on 4-of-17 shooting, with three of his makes 3-pointers. Jalen Wilson also had 13 points and David McCormack scored 11. Agbaji and McCormack both had eight rebounds. The Jayhawks took a 35-34 halftime lead after scoring the last six points. Agbaji swished a 3 from the right corner in front of the TCU bench and Jalen Coleman-Lands put them ahead with a 3 from the right side.

Kansas made five 3s in the first half, including Christian Braun's long one banked off the glass when he realized the shot clock was almost at zero and he beat the buzzer.

Kansas: The Jayhawks hadn't lost consecutive Big 12 games since losing three in a row on the road in January 2020. ... Kansas dropped to 107-16 in games following a loss in coach Bill Self's 19 seasons. They had been 4-0 this season.

TCU: The Horned Frogs have four wins against AP Top 25 teams this season, the first time they have ever done that. They are 4-3 against ranked teams, 3-2 at home.

Kansas and TCU play again Thursday night, this time in Lawrence, Kansas, in the makeup of what was supposed to be the Big 12 opener for both teams on New Year's Day. That game was postponed because of COVID-19 issues in TCU's program.

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Mike Miles Jr. had 19 points and six assists as TCU solidified its once-shaky NCAA Tournament resume with a second consecutive win over a top-10 team, 74-64 over sixth-ranked Kansas on Tuesday night.The Horned Frogs (19-9, 8-8 Big 12) secured the game during a stretch when Miles made a strong move around KJ Adams Jr. for a layup, and then made a 3-pointer to extend the lead to 59-49 with 7:44 left. After a Kansas miss, Xavier Cork had a slam dunk that sent the sold-out crowd into a frenzy, and students swarmed the court when it was over.Kansas (23-6, 12-4), with consecutive losses for the first time this season, went from a half-game lead to a half-game behind No. 3 Baylor (25-5, 13-4) in the Big 12 standings with an extra game to play.The Jayhawks, who play TCU again Thursday at home before facing No. 21 Texas on Saturday, missed a chance to clinch at least a share of their 20th Big 12 title in 26 seasons when they lost 80-70 at third-ranked Baylor last Saturday, the same day the Horned Frogs won at home 69-66 against then-No. 9 Texas Tech. Kansas will now go to the final day of the regular season before the title is settled.Emmanuel Miller added 11 points for TCU, which has won three of four since a three-game losing streak that had its NCAA hopes in jeopardy.Ochai Agbaji, the Big 12 leading scorer at 20.4 points per game, had 13 points for Kansas on 4-of-17 shooting, with three of his makes 3-pointers. Jalen Wilson also had 13 points and David McCormack scored 11. Agbaji and McCormack both had eight rebounds. The Jayhawks took a 35-34 halftime lead after scoring the last six points. Agbaji swished a 3 from the right corner in front of the TCU bench and Jalen Coleman-Lands put them ahead with a 3 from the right side.Kansas made five 3s in the first half, including Christian Braun's long one banked off the glass when he realized the shot clock was almost at zero and he beat the buzzer.BIG PICTUREKansas: The Jayhawks hadn't lost consecutive Big 12 games since losing three in a row on the road in January 2020. ... Kansas dropped to 107-16 in games following a loss in coach Bill Self's 19 seasons. They had been 4-0 this season.TCU: The Horned Frogs have four wins against AP Top 25 teams this season, the first time they have ever done that. They are 4-3 against ranked teams, 3-2 at home.UP NEXTKansas and TCU play again Thursday night, this time in Lawrence, Kansas, in the makeup of what was supposed to be the Big 12 opener for both teams on New Year's Day. That game was postponed because of COVID-19 issues in TCU's program.

No. 6 Kansas falls at TCU

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Monday's Sub-State basketball results

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Davion Warren and 12th-ranked Texas Tech&nbsp;had a perfect ending at home.

Warren's 23 points included the go-ahead basket with 1:05 left, and the Red Raiders finished undefeated on their home court with a 73-68 win over Kansas State&nbsp;in a back-and-forth game Monday night.

"Nobody has beat us at home and we knew Kansas State wanted to do that tonight, and we knew it wasn't going to be easy," Warren said. "So just stay the course, stay level-headed the whole game and get the job done"

Bryson Williams added 10 points for Texas Tech (23-7, 12-5 Big 12), which finished 18-0 at home and has won 21 in a row there going back to last season.

"This is probably the craziest environment we’ve played this year," said Selton Miguel, who had 12 of his 14 points for K-State after halftime.

Williams and Warren, first-year transfers but among five Red Raiders seniors recognized before the game, combined for 18 of their last 20 points.

There were nine ties and eight lead changes in the second half, the last on Warren's jumper that hit the front of the front of the rim, bounced up and then fell through to make it 69-68. He added two free throws with 13 seconds left.

"Very proud of him. ... Davion, he kind of took the game over," coach Mark Adams said. "They were double-teaming Bryson. Bryson obviously has a good game night in and night out."

Kansas State (14-15, 6-11), which played without standout guard Markquis Nowell (hamstring), missed two 3-pointers in the final minute. Mike McGuirl missed one before Nijel Pack's shot from beyond the arc was blocked by Mylik Wilson — a play K-State thought was a foul.

McGuirl had 18 points while playing all 40 minutes for the Wildcats, whose NCAA Tournament hopes may have taken a fatal blow. It was their seventh Big 12 loss by five points or less, and came two days after their one-point loss at home to Iowa State.

"We were undermanned without Markquis ... but we came and played against one of the top teams in the country in a place that no one’s beat them here," coach Bruce Weber said. "And, you know, we played them till the end like we’ve done all year."

Back-to-back 3s by McGuirl and Pack (13 points) tied the game at 50, and Kansas State went ahead on a jumper by Miguel. But the margin was never more than three points for either team until Warren's final free throws in the closest game of Tech's 21-game home winning streak.

The Red Raiders finished the first half with a 14-2 run, with Williams scoring their first eight points in that span and Warren's late 3-pointer making it 39-31 at the half.

Kansas State got even at 40-40 on Mark Smith's 3-pointer less than 2 1/2 minutes into the second half. The Wildcats' senior guard scored seven points in a row over a 42-second span and finished with 11. .

Kansas State: The Wildcats started 9-of-14 shooting with five made 3s to go ahead 23-14 midway through the first half. But they couldn't build on that early momentum, going 3 of 12 from the field the rest of the half without another bucket from beyond the arc.

Texas Tech: The Red Raiders entered the game tied with No. 7 Kentucky (17-0) for the most home wins without a loss this season. "The crowd’s unbelievable here. ... It might be better than Kansas to be honest. The noise, the music, the energy," Weber said. ... The only of the five seniors in the program multiple seasons is second-year transfer Marcus Santos-Silva.

The Red Raiders' only Big 12 title was three seasons ago, when they made it to the national championship game after sharing the conference crown with Kansas State. Texas Tech has to win its finale and get help to share the Big 12 this season. Third-ranked Baylor would have to lose its finale and No. 6 Kansas would have to lose at least two of its final three games. Tech swept Baylor and split with Kansas.

Nowell was Kansas State's second-leading scorer at 12.6 points a game, along with his team-leading 5.1 assists and 2.2 steals a game. ... Kevin McCullar (left ankle), who averages 10 points and five rebounds for Texas Tech, has missed three of five games since stepping on TCU coach Jamie Dixon’s foot after missing a shot.

Kansas State: At home Saturday against Oklahoma, which could become the third Big 12 opponent this year to sweep its regular-season series against the Wildcats.

Texas Tech: The Red Raiders, 3-6 on the road, finish the regular season at Oklahoma State on Saturday.

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Davion Warren and 12th-ranked Texas Tech&nbsp;had a perfect ending at home.Warren's 23 points included the go-ahead basket with 1:05 left, and the Red Raiders finished undefeated on their home court with a 73-68 win over Kansas State&nbsp;in a back-and-forth game Monday night."Nobody has beat us at home and we knew Kansas State wanted to do that tonight, and we knew it wasn't going to be easy," Warren said. "So just stay the course, stay level-headed the whole game and get the job done"Bryson Williams added 10 points for Texas Tech (23-7, 12-5 Big 12), which finished 18-0 at home and has won 21 in a row there going back to last season."This is probably the craziest environment we’ve played this year," said Selton Miguel, who had 12 of his 14 points for K-State after halftime.Williams and Warren, first-year transfers but among five Red Raiders seniors recognized before the game, combined for 18 of their last 20 points.There were nine ties and eight lead changes in the second half, the last on Warren's jumper that hit the front of the front of the rim, bounced up and then fell through to make it 69-68. He added two free throws with 13 seconds left."Very proud of him. ... Davion, he kind of took the game over," coach Mark Adams said. "They were double-teaming Bryson. Bryson obviously has a good game night in and night out."Kansas State (14-15, 6-11), which played without standout guard Markquis Nowell (hamstring), missed two 3-pointers in the final minute. Mike McGuirl missed one before Nijel Pack's shot from beyond the arc was blocked by Mylik Wilson — a play K-State thought was a foul.McGuirl had 18 points while playing all 40 minutes for the Wildcats, whose NCAA Tournament hopes may have taken a fatal blow. It was their seventh Big 12 loss by five points or less, and came two days after their one-point loss at home to Iowa State."We were undermanned without Markquis ... but we came and played against one of the top teams in the country in a place that no one’s beat them here," coach Bruce Weber said. "And, you know, we played them till the end like we’ve done all year."Back-to-back 3s by McGuirl and Pack (13 points) tied the game at 50, and Kansas State went ahead on a jumper by Miguel. But the margin was never more than three points for either team until Warren's final free throws in the closest game of Tech's 21-game home winning streak.The Red Raiders finished the first half with a 14-2 run, with Williams scoring their first eight points in that span and Warren's late 3-pointer making it 39-31 at the half.Kansas State got even at 40-40 on Mark Smith's 3-pointer less than 2 1/2 minutes into the second half. The Wildcats' senior guard scored seven points in a row over a 42-second span and finished with 11. .BIG PICTUREKansas State: The Wildcats started 9-of-14 shooting with five made 3s to go ahead 23-14 midway through the first half. But they couldn't build on that early momentum, going 3 of 12 from the field the rest of the half without another bucket from beyond the arc.Texas Tech: The Red Raiders entered the game tied with No. 7 Kentucky (17-0) for the most home wins without a loss this season. "The crowd’s unbelievable here. ... It might be better than Kansas to be honest. The noise, the music, the energy," Weber said. ... The only of the five seniors in the program multiple seasons is second-year transfer Marcus Santos-Silva.STILL IN THE RACEThe Red Raiders' only Big 12 title was three seasons ago, when they made it to the national championship game after sharing the conference crown with Kansas State. Texas Tech has to win its finale and get help to share the Big 12 this season. Third-ranked Baylor would have to lose its finale and No. 6 Kansas would have to lose at least two of its final three games. Tech swept Baylor and split with Kansas.HURTING STANDOUTSNowell was Kansas State's second-leading scorer at 12.6 points a game, along with his team-leading 5.1 assists and 2.2 steals a game. ... Kevin McCullar (left ankle), who averages 10 points and five rebounds for Texas Tech, has missed three of five games since stepping on TCU coach Jamie Dixon’s foot after missing a shot.UP NEXTKansas State: At home Saturday against Oklahoma, which could become the third Big 12 opponent this year to sweep its regular-season series against the Wildcats.Texas Tech: The Red Raiders, 3-6 on the road, finish the regular season at Oklahoma State on Saturday.

No. 12 Texas Tech undefeated at home with win over K-State

Trailing after doubles action, the 10th ranked Barton Community College women's tennis team won five of the six singles matches Monday for a 5-2 victory at Southwestern College.

In a matchup against Southwestern's NAIA Central Region ranked players, the Cougars were victorious in each of the three matchups.

No. 1 singles&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/gnezdilova_angelina_swwa" target="_blank">Angelina Gnezdilova</a>&nbsp;had the marathon match of the afternoon, outlasting the Builder's 10th regionally ranked Monalisa Chakraborty 14-12 in the tiebreak after splitting 6-3 sets. Gnezdilova teamed up with&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/penido_clara_e8qh" target="_blank">Clara Penido</a>&nbsp;in the top doubles slot to win 6-3 over the region's 7th ranked duo of Samantha Loving and Catherine Coe. Penido also won her No. 2 singles match with a 6-3, 6-1 victory over Loving, who ranks 5th in the region.

<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/barrios_yael_d4ry" target="_blank">Azul Barrios</a>&nbsp;dominated her No. 4 singles match 6-2, 6-0 over Mariana Ochoa while&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/curci_paula_d7os" target="_blank">Paula Curci</a>&nbsp;needed a rally after dropping the first set 6-3 of her No. 5 singles match to Laura Adey in winning 6-3 and 10-3. Barrios and Curci weren't as fortunate in their No. 2 doubles match coming up on the short end of a 6-4 score to Ella Hartnett and Adey.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In the No. 3 singles slot,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/hernandez_malena_e602" target="_blank">Malena Hernandez</a>&nbsp;recovered from a slow start against Coe, dropping the first set 6-0 before taking the second 6-3 and prevailing 10-8 in the tiebreak.

At the No. 6,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/roth_jacie_k4x3" target="_blank">Jacie Roth</a>&nbsp;battled Hartnett in losing the first set 7-5 before succumbing in the second 6-0.

Southwestern completed the team point in doubles play by adding a 6-2 victory in the No. 3 matchup as Ochoa and&nbsp;Jasmin Hauska defeated the Cougars' Hernandez and Roth.

Barton's next action comes Monday with a short trip to McPherson College.

Trailing after doubles action, the 10th ranked Barton Community College women's tennis team won five of the six singles matches Monday for a 5-2 victory at Southwestern College.In a matchup against Southwestern's NAIA Central Region ranked players, the Cougars were victorious in each of the three matchups.No. 1 singles&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/gnezdilova_angelina_swwa" target="_blank">Angelina Gnezdilova</a>&nbsp;had the marathon match of the afternoon, outlasting the Builder's 10th regionally ranked Monalisa Chakraborty 14-12 in the tiebreak after splitting 6-3 sets. Gnezdilova teamed up with&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/penido_clara_e8qh" target="_blank">Clara Penido</a>&nbsp;in the top doubles slot to win 6-3 over the region's 7th ranked duo of Samantha Loving and Catherine Coe. Penido also won her No. 2 singles match with a 6-3, 6-1 victory over Loving, who ranks 5th in the region.<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/barrios_yael_d4ry" target="_blank">Azul Barrios</a>&nbsp;dominated her No. 4 singles match 6-2, 6-0 over Mariana Ochoa while&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/curci_paula_d7os" target="_blank">Paula Curci</a>&nbsp;needed a rally after dropping the first set 6-3 of her No. 5 singles match to Laura Adey in winning 6-3 and 10-3. Barrios and Curci weren't as fortunate in their No. 2 doubles match coming up on the short end of a 6-4 score to Ella Hartnett and Adey.&nbsp;&nbsp;In the No. 3 singles slot,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/hernandez_malena_e602" target="_blank">Malena Hernandez</a>&nbsp;recovered from a slow start against Coe, dropping the first set 6-0 before taking the second 6-3 and prevailing 10-8 in the tiebreak.At the No. 6,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/wten/2021-22/bios/roth_jacie_k4x3" target="_blank">Jacie Roth</a>&nbsp;battled Hartnett in losing the first set 7-5 before succumbing in the second 6-0.Southwestern completed the team point in doubles play by adding a 6-2 victory in the No. 3 matchup as Ochoa and&nbsp;Jasmin Hauska defeated the Cougars' Hernandez and Roth.Barton's next action comes Monday with a short trip to McPherson College.

Barton women's tennis takes down Southwestern 5-2

Coming off a two National Championship fall season; the Barton Community College eSports squad carried the momentum into the start of the spring portion with an opening week mark of 7-3 and second-week record of 8-3.

Guiding a 15-6 start to the spring semester, the Barton gamers will look to ride the stellar start into week three action that gets underway Monday as another 10-slate of contests await this week.

Week 1 The Call of Duty Vanguard 4v4 group started on the wrong side of the column to open the 11 lslate of matchups for the Cougars falling 3-0 to Gogebic Community College.

Receiving a playoff bid in the fall, the Cougar Rocket League squad began their hopes for a spring berth producing the program's opening victory of the week later Monday night taking all three contests to Southwestern Illinois College.

Tuesday's action highlighted the start of the runback tours for the two defending National Championships as&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/morris_davon_d55d" target="_blank">Davon Morris</a>&nbsp;the Madden champ and the Rainbow 6 Siege five pack highlighted a perfect 4-0 night for Barton. Picking up where he left off Morris along with his counterparts&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/costello_chance_ypxq" target="_blank">Chance Costello</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/nokleby_caden_8vee" target="_blank">Caden Nokleby</a>&nbsp;all secured 2-0 outcomes with victories over Fort Scott Community College, Central Wyoming College and Community College of Beaver respectfully. Matched up against their semifinal opponent back in the fall, the Siege pack routed Hawkeye Community College in straight maps 2-0 after needing a 2-0 rally back in the fall after dropping the opening map.

Thursday the Cougars split their pair of matches as the Call of Duty Cold War Gunfight runner-ups from the fall of&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/castro_kindric_sw12" target="_blank">Kindric Castro</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/hardin_adam_s17b" target="_blank">Adam Hardin</a>&nbsp;swept Western Technical College while the Valorant squad made its' first appearance of the season falling 2-0 to Monroe Community College.

Barton concluded the week with split results in Friday's NBA2K action with&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/neal_joshua_akrw" target="_blank">Joshua Neal</a>&nbsp;routing Navarro College in 2-0 fashion while&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/lininger_kaleb_67an" target="_blank">Kaleb Lininger</a>&nbsp;had a tough Cougar debut falling in the final decisive game to Gogebic Community.

Week 2 The Call of Duty Vanguard 4v4 squad responded in a strong way following its' opening week defeat notching their first victory with a convincing 3-0 victory over Herkimer College. Unfortunately, in the later matchup of the evening the Rocket League team suffered its' first blemish of the young season dropping a 3-0 result to Southwestern Illinois.

Barton pieced together its' second straight perfect Tuesday evening as the trio of Madden gamers and Rainbow 6 Siege crew pieced perfect 2-0 results.

A rough Thursday evening saw both Barton teams fall on the wrong side of the scoreboard as the duo of Castro and Hardin dropped their Call of Duty Cold War Gunfight tilt with Western Technical College 3-0 while the Valorant group suffered its' second straight loss to the Community College of Beaver 2-0.

Friday produced a perfect conclusion to the week for the Cougars as Neal improved his NBA2K start to 2-0 with a sweep over Nassau Community College. Lininger assembled his first collegiate eSports victory with a 2-0 sweep over Utah State University Eastern. Making his sophomore debut after a week one postponement,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/twiggs_anthony_ylj1" target="_blank">Anthony Twiggs</a>&nbsp;started his campaign on the winning side edging out a 2-1 outcome over Central Wyoming College.

Coming off a two National Championship fall season; the Barton Community College eSports squad carried the momentum into the start of the spring portion with an opening week mark of 7-3 and second-week record of 8-3.Guiding a 15-6 start to the spring semester, the Barton gamers will look to ride the stellar start into week three action that gets underway Monday as another 10-slate of contests await this week.Week 1 The Call of Duty Vanguard 4v4 group started on the wrong side of the column to open the 11 lslate of matchups for the Cougars falling 3-0 to Gogebic Community College.Receiving a playoff bid in the fall, the Cougar Rocket League squad began their hopes for a spring berth producing the program's opening victory of the week later Monday night taking all three contests to Southwestern Illinois College.Tuesday's action highlighted the start of the runback tours for the two defending National Championships as&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/morris_davon_d55d" target="_blank">Davon Morris</a>&nbsp;the Madden champ and the Rainbow 6 Siege five pack highlighted a perfect 4-0 night for Barton. Picking up where he left off Morris along with his counterparts&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/costello_chance_ypxq" target="_blank">Chance Costello</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/nokleby_caden_8vee" target="_blank">Caden Nokleby</a>&nbsp;all secured 2-0 outcomes with victories over Fort Scott Community College, Central Wyoming College and Community College of Beaver respectfully. Matched up against their semifinal opponent back in the fall, the Siege pack routed Hawkeye Community College in straight maps 2-0 after needing a 2-0 rally back in the fall after dropping the opening map.Thursday the Cougars split their pair of matches as the Call of Duty Cold War Gunfight runner-ups from the fall of&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/castro_kindric_sw12" target="_blank">Kindric Castro</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/hardin_adam_s17b" target="_blank">Adam Hardin</a>&nbsp;swept Western Technical College while the Valorant squad made its' first appearance of the season falling 2-0 to Monroe Community College.Barton concluded the week with split results in Friday's NBA2K action with&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/neal_joshua_akrw" target="_blank">Joshua Neal</a>&nbsp;routing Navarro College in 2-0 fashion while&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/lininger_kaleb_67an" target="_blank">Kaleb Lininger</a>&nbsp;had a tough Cougar debut falling in the final decisive game to Gogebic Community.Week 2 The Call of Duty Vanguard 4v4 squad responded in a strong way following its' opening week defeat notching their first victory with a convincing 3-0 victory over Herkimer College. Unfortunately, in the later matchup of the evening the Rocket League team suffered its' first blemish of the young season dropping a 3-0 result to Southwestern Illinois.Barton pieced together its' second straight perfect Tuesday evening as the trio of Madden gamers and Rainbow 6 Siege crew pieced perfect 2-0 results.A rough Thursday evening saw both Barton teams fall on the wrong side of the scoreboard as the duo of Castro and Hardin dropped their Call of Duty Cold War Gunfight tilt with Western Technical College 3-0 while the Valorant group suffered its' second straight loss to the Community College of Beaver 2-0.Friday produced a perfect conclusion to the week for the Cougars as Neal improved his NBA2K start to 2-0 with a sweep over Nassau Community College. Lininger assembled his first collegiate eSports victory with a 2-0 sweep over Utah State University Eastern. Making his sophomore debut after a week one postponement,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/esports/2021-22/bios/twiggs_anthony_ylj1" target="_blank">Anthony Twiggs</a>&nbsp;started his campaign on the winning side edging out a 2-1 outcome over Central Wyoming College.

Barton eSports opens spring season with solid results

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. --&nbsp;<a href="https://goshockers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6189">Craig Porter Jr.</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://goshockers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6187">Tyson Etienne</a>&nbsp;carved their names into the Wichita State record book in an otherwise forgettable, 81-57 loss to Memphis Sunday afternoon at FedEx Forum. Etienne scored a team-high 11 points for WSU (13-12, 4-9 American), including his 1,000th&nbsp;late in the first half, and Porter tied a school record with seven steals to go with nine points and six assists. The Shockers missed 28 of their 33 shots in the first half (.152), including 14-in-a-row over one stretch. Memphis capitalized on a nine-minute WSU scoring drought to roll to a 35-9 lead near the 4:00-mark. The teams played to a 46-all tie over the final 24 minutes, but the damage was already done. WSU shot 47 percent in the second half to finish at 31.3 percent for the game. Landers Nolley III finished with a game-high 22 points on 4-of-6 three-point shooting to pace Memphis (17-9, 11-5), which shot 55.4 percent. Etienne became the 48th&nbsp;member of WSU's 1,000-point club and the first since Markis McDuffie in December, 2019. Porter matched a steals record previously achieved by Ernie Moore (1963 v. Drake), Cheese Johnson (1978 vs. South Dakota), Tekele Cotton (2014 vs. Drake) and Fred VanVleet (2014 vs. New Mexico State). WSU forced 20 Memphis turnovers to finish with a plus-six margin. The Tigers won the rebounding battle 43-30, grabbing 12 of their 25 misses on the offensive end. WSU's&nbsp;<a href="https://goshockers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6192">Morris Udeze</a>&nbsp;finished with 11 rebounds (10 of them before halftime). The Shockers are back on the road Wednesday at Tulsa (8 p.m. CT on either ESPN2 or ESPNU) then return home Saturday for their regular season finale against East Carolina (2 p.m. CT, ESPNU).&nbsp;&nbsp;

<a href="https://goshockers.com/news/2022/2/27/mens-basketball-porter-ties-steals-mark-etienne-hits-1-000-at-memphis.aspx">Via GoShockers.com</a>MEMPHIS, Tenn. --&nbsp;<a href="https://goshockers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6189">Craig Porter Jr.</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://goshockers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6187">Tyson Etienne</a>&nbsp;carved their names into the Wichita State record book in an otherwise forgettable, 81-57 loss to Memphis Sunday afternoon at FedEx Forum. Etienne scored a team-high 11 points for WSU (13-12, 4-9 American), including his 1,000th&nbsp;late in the first half, and Porter tied a school record with seven steals to go with nine points and six assists. The Shockers missed 28 of their 33 shots in the first half (.152), including 14-in-a-row over one stretch. Memphis capitalized on a nine-minute WSU scoring drought to roll to a 35-9 lead near the 4:00-mark. The teams played to a 46-all tie over the final 24 minutes, but the damage was already done. WSU shot 47 percent in the second half to finish at 31.3 percent for the game. Landers Nolley III finished with a game-high 22 points on 4-of-6 three-point shooting to pace Memphis (17-9, 11-5), which shot 55.4 percent. Etienne became the 48th&nbsp;member of WSU's 1,000-point club and the first since Markis McDuffie in December, 2019. Porter matched a steals record previously achieved by Ernie Moore (1963 v. Drake), Cheese Johnson (1978 vs. South Dakota), Tekele Cotton (2014 vs. Drake) and Fred VanVleet (2014 vs. New Mexico State). WSU forced 20 Memphis turnovers to finish with a plus-six margin. The Tigers won the rebounding battle 43-30, grabbing 12 of their 25 misses on the offensive end. WSU's&nbsp;<a href="https://goshockers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6192">Morris Udeze</a>&nbsp;finished with 11 rebounds (10 of them before halftime). The Shockers are back on the road Wednesday at Tulsa (8 p.m. CT on either ESPN2 or ESPNU) then return home Saturday for their regular season finale against East Carolina (2 p.m. CT, ESPNU).&nbsp;&nbsp;

Wichita State blown out as Etienne scores 1,000th Sunday

The Barton Community College softball team opened up conference play Saturday at Cougar Field with a pair of decisive run-rule shortened victories over Garden City Community College.

The Cougars plated six runs in game one's fourth inning before wrapping up the contest with a sixth inning walk-off double for a 10-2 victory then ended the nightcap in the fifth inning by scoring twelve runs in the combined third and fourth frames for a 12-1 sweep clincher.

Barton improves to 8-4 on the season with the victories, dropping Garden City to 6-10. The Cougars will next head to Seward County Community College on Wednesday for a 1:00 p.m. doubleheader before hosting Pratt Community College next Saturday.

<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/beers_kayla_5dvu" target="_blank">Kayla Beers</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/morgan_jessica_5jpd" target="_blank">Jessica Morgan</a>&nbsp;each earned victories in the circle, each improving to 4-2 on the year. Beers scattered five hits and struck out five in the opener with&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/williams_sydni_95wo" target="_blank">Sydni Williams</a>&nbsp;closing out the sixth inning allowing one hit and striking out one. Morgan went the five full frames of the back-end, allowing just two hits, walking none, and striking out six.

The Barton offense hit for .500 on the day, collecting 29 hits in its 58 at-bats.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/krol_teegan_kis6" target="_blank">Teegan Krol</a>&nbsp;belted a pair of home runs in her 5-for-7 afternoon, adding a double in driving in five runs while&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/dryden_lexi_8uq1" target="_blank">Lexi Dryden</a>&nbsp;had two doubles and three RBIs in her 4-for-5 day anchoring the bottom of the lineup. Williams drove in four runs, joined by&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/lara_kennedee_3ytc" target="_blank">Kennedee Lara</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/stoneking_halie_k66i" target="_blank">Halie Stoneking</a>&nbsp;as each collected four hits.

Game One Recap Garden City got on the board first, Ryanna Johnson lacing a two strike pitch for a single to lead off the contest before NJCAA 2nd team All-American Nya Chacon spoiled Beers' two strikeout first frame by driving a two strike pitch to right center for the run producing double.

The Cougars tied it up in the home half,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/smith_kayden_uwvs" target="_blank">Kayden Smith</a>&nbsp;roping a double to straight away center to lead off the inning, scoring on Williams' sacrifice fly after&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/cotton_ireland_mjcq" target="_blank">Ireland Cotton</a>'s single moved her to third.

Dryden fouled off four 2-2 two-out pitches before coming on the first of her two doubles in the game in driving home Stoneking's reach on a dropped third strike.

Following a scoreless third inning, Barton opened up the flood gates in the fourth sending nine to the plate and producing six runs. Cotton began the fun with a walk, stealing second resulting in an error to move over to third before scoring on Williams' single. Following a wild pitch,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/anderson_jaysa_95ho" target="_blank">Jaysa Anderson</a>&nbsp;delivered her 5th double of the year plating Williams, scoring one batter later as Lara laced a triple past a sliding outfield. Krol drilled the second pitch over the centerfield fence to plate two more with Dryden capping the inning with her 4th double of the season to drive in Stoneking's single coming after Krol's fence clearer.

Elycia Johnson's leadoff home run began the fifth inning but Beers escaped further damage as a Garden City base running mistake wiped out a potential rally and closed the door with her then fourth strikeout.

Barton put the game away in the sixth inning, Cotton leading off the inning with her second hit but needing a Lara two-out hit to extend the frame. Krol then delivered an RBI single with Stoneking driving a deep shot to center as the valiant effort by Alexis Maestretti was met by the fence knocking the ball loose for the walk-off. Game Two Recap Morgan set the tone for the nightcap, sending the Broncbusters down in order in each of the first four innings including a 1-2-3 fourth frame freezing all three batters on the strikeout looking.

Barton stranded one in the first and a pair of leadoff singles in the second, but made up for it in the third with five runs. Cotton and Williams drew 1-out walks to begin the rally, one out later Lara's double drove in two with Krol plating two more in blasting her second long ball of the afternoon. Stoneking kept the inning rolling with a double to left and following&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/lance_adreanna_1oqw" target="_blank">Adreanna Lance</a>'s walk, Dryden knocked in her third RBI day with a single.

The Cougars cranked it up again in the ensuing fourth inning, Cotton drawing the leadoff walk and scoring on Williams' double. Anderson singled scoring an out later on Krol's double who then scored on Stoneking's second consecutive two-bag hit. Dryden extend the inning with a two-out walk, followed by Smith's RBI single, Cotton's single, and Williams' run producing liner up the middle in closing out the scoring.

Morgan's lone blemish of the day came in the final fifth inning as Chacon belted her 5th home run of the season to lead off Garden City's last trip to the dish. After a fly-out to right field, Maestretti sent a lined single to the right center gap but Anderson erased the potential double throwing a strike to the bag wiping Maestretti off the paths, with a harmless two hopper to Cotton ended the contest.

The Barton Community College softball team opened up conference play Saturday at Cougar Field with a pair of decisive run-rule shortened victories over Garden City Community College.The Cougars plated six runs in game one's fourth inning before wrapping up the contest with a sixth inning walk-off double for a 10-2 victory then ended the nightcap in the fifth inning by scoring twelve runs in the combined third and fourth frames for a 12-1 sweep clincher.Barton improves to 8-4 on the season with the victories, dropping Garden City to 6-10. The Cougars will next head to Seward County Community College on Wednesday for a 1:00 p.m. doubleheader before hosting Pratt Community College next Saturday.<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/beers_kayla_5dvu" target="_blank">Kayla Beers</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/morgan_jessica_5jpd" target="_blank">Jessica Morgan</a>&nbsp;each earned victories in the circle, each improving to 4-2 on the year. Beers scattered five hits and struck out five in the opener with&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/williams_sydni_95wo" target="_blank">Sydni Williams</a>&nbsp;closing out the sixth inning allowing one hit and striking out one. Morgan went the five full frames of the back-end, allowing just two hits, walking none, and striking out six.The Barton offense hit for .500 on the day, collecting 29 hits in its 58 at-bats.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/krol_teegan_kis6" target="_blank">Teegan Krol</a>&nbsp;belted a pair of home runs in her 5-for-7 afternoon, adding a double in driving in five runs while&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/dryden_lexi_8uq1" target="_blank">Lexi Dryden</a>&nbsp;had two doubles and three RBIs in her 4-for-5 day anchoring the bottom of the lineup. Williams drove in four runs, joined by&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/lara_kennedee_3ytc" target="_blank">Kennedee Lara</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/stoneking_halie_k66i" target="_blank">Halie Stoneking</a>&nbsp;as each collected four hits.Game One Recap Garden City got on the board first, Ryanna Johnson lacing a two strike pitch for a single to lead off the contest before NJCAA 2nd team All-American Nya Chacon spoiled Beers' two strikeout first frame by driving a two strike pitch to right center for the run producing double.The Cougars tied it up in the home half,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/smith_kayden_uwvs" target="_blank">Kayden Smith</a>&nbsp;roping a double to straight away center to lead off the inning, scoring on Williams' sacrifice fly after&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/cotton_ireland_mjcq" target="_blank">Ireland Cotton</a>'s single moved her to third.Dryden fouled off four 2-2 two-out pitches before coming on the first of her two doubles in the game in driving home Stoneking's reach on a dropped third strike.Following a scoreless third inning, Barton opened up the flood gates in the fourth sending nine to the plate and producing six runs. Cotton began the fun with a walk, stealing second resulting in an error to move over to third before scoring on Williams' single. Following a wild pitch,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/anderson_jaysa_95ho" target="_blank">Jaysa Anderson</a>&nbsp;delivered her 5th double of the year plating Williams, scoring one batter later as Lara laced a triple past a sliding outfield. Krol drilled the second pitch over the centerfield fence to plate two more with Dryden capping the inning with her 4th double of the season to drive in Stoneking's single coming after Krol's fence clearer.Elycia Johnson's leadoff home run began the fifth inning but Beers escaped further damage as a Garden City base running mistake wiped out a potential rally and closed the door with her then fourth strikeout.Barton put the game away in the sixth inning, Cotton leading off the inning with her second hit but needing a Lara two-out hit to extend the frame. Krol then delivered an RBI single with Stoneking driving a deep shot to center as the valiant effort by Alexis Maestretti was met by the fence knocking the ball loose for the walk-off. Game Two Recap Morgan set the tone for the nightcap, sending the Broncbusters down in order in each of the first four innings including a 1-2-3 fourth frame freezing all three batters on the strikeout looking.Barton stranded one in the first and a pair of leadoff singles in the second, but made up for it in the third with five runs. Cotton and Williams drew 1-out walks to begin the rally, one out later Lara's double drove in two with Krol plating two more in blasting her second long ball of the afternoon. Stoneking kept the inning rolling with a double to left and following&nbsp;<a href="http://www.bartonsports.com/sports/sball/2021-22/bios/lance_adreanna_1oqw" target="_blank">Adreanna Lance</a>'s walk, Dryden knocked in her third RBI day with a single.The Cougars cranked it up again in the ensuing fourth inning, Cotton drawing the leadoff walk and scoring on Williams' double. Anderson singled scoring an out later on Krol's double who then scored on Stoneking's second consecutive two-bag hit. Dryden extend the inning with a two-out walk, followed by Smith's RBI single, Cotton's single, and Williams' run producing liner up the middle in closing out the scoring.Morgan's lone blemish of the day came in the final fifth inning as Chacon belted her 5th home run of the season to lead off Garden City's last trip to the dish. After a fly-out to right field, Maestretti sent a lined single to the right center gap but Anderson erased the potential double throwing a strike to the bag wiping Maestretti off the paths, with a harmless two hopper to Cotton ended the contest.

Cougar softball opens conference play with home sweep over Garden City

The Barton Community College baseball team got an early season test Sunday afternoon in Arkansas City, KS as the Cougars dropped its' doubleheader to 7th ranked Cowley College 2-1 and 10-3.

Falling for the first time this season the Cougars drop to 6-2 on the young campaign while the Tigers improve their mark to 6-2.

Barton will continue its' road swing with a weekend trip to Kansas City Kansas Community College with the first of the three-game set to get underway Friday with a 2:00 p.m. first pitch.

Offense would be hard to come by as the Cougar bats generated just 10 hits on the day while striking out 25 times in the twin bill.&nbsp;

Game 1 Recap Ricardo Sanchez&nbsp;generated the lone hit for either side through the opening three innings as both starters were locked into a pitcher's dual.&nbsp;Connor Allen&nbsp;fabricated the lone Barton run launching a 1-0 pitch to left leading off the Cougar fourth for his first-round tripper of the season.

Zach Thornton&nbsp;was nails over his scheduled three innings of work allowing just two walks no hits and striking out three in the no decision effort.&nbsp;

A pair of walks kept the door open for Cowley in the bottom of the fifth as the Tigers cashed in for the tying and eventual game winning run off Barton's lone miscue with two outs.

Managing just two hits over the first four innings, Barton would go down over the final two frames and for the fourth and fifth times in the contest.

Allen and Sanchez were the lone Cougars to notch hits in the effort while&nbsp;Alex Rodgers&nbsp;and&nbsp;Shawn Marquis&nbsp;were the lone Cougars to not go down on strikes.

Game Two Recap Barton jumped out to their lone lead in the opening frame with a Rodgers leadoff double later scoring on a two-out RBI double by&nbsp;Jordan Ellison.

Cowley would storm back with a leadoff homerun before an ensuing double and single would lead to one of two RBI groundouts for Cowley capping the three-run inning.

Stranding a&nbsp;Jaden Wiley&nbsp;double in the second and Rodgers single in the third, Barton got a key knock in the fourth as a two-out Wiley single drove in a one out&nbsp;Shawn Marquis&nbsp;walk pulling the Cougars back to within 3-2.

The Tigers would storm back in the home half producing its second three spot of the game with an RBI ground out and two RBI two-out single pushing the score to 6-2 after four. Cowley generated its' third trio of runs in the bottom of the six pushing the Cougar deficit to 9-2.

Sanchez produced Barton's final run of the contest with a double knocking in Rodgers following his two out single, swipe of second and advancing to third on a passed ball.

Cowley put a rest to the scoring in the bottom of the eighth with an RBI single as the Cougars would go down in order in the ninth settling the score at 10-2.

Rodgers paced the Barton bats with a 3-for-4 nightcap crossing for two of the three runs while lacing a double.

Sanchez and Wiley produced an RBI a piece recording a pair of knocks with Ellison accounting for the final run driven in ending his day 1-for-3 at the dish.

Pitching by a committee starter&nbsp;Hunter Hesseltine&nbsp;took his first loss of the season giving up three runs on three hits.

Owen Reynolds,&nbsp;Matt Nedved,&nbsp;David Stuart,&nbsp;Ian Lanik,&nbsp;Tegan Cain,&nbsp;Hunter Jones,&nbsp;Logan Redeker&nbsp;and&nbsp;Carson Cornelius&nbsp;all pitched in relief.

The Barton Community College baseball team got an early season test Sunday afternoon in Arkansas City, KS as the Cougars dropped its' doubleheader to 7th ranked Cowley College 2-1 and 10-3.Falling for the first time this season the Cougars drop to 6-2 on the young campaign while the Tigers improve their mark to 6-2.Barton will continue its' road swing with a weekend trip to Kansas City Kansas Community College with the first of the three-game set to get underway Friday with a 2:00 p.m. first pitch.Offense would be hard to come by as the Cougar bats generated just 10 hits on the day while striking out 25 times in the twin bill.&nbsp;Game 1 Recap Ricardo Sanchez&nbsp;generated the lone hit for either side through the opening three innings as both starters were locked into a pitcher's dual.&nbsp;Connor Allen&nbsp;fabricated the lone Barton run launching a 1-0 pitch to left leading off the Cougar fourth for his first-round tripper of the season.Zach Thornton&nbsp;was nails over his scheduled three innings of work allowing just two walks no hits and striking out three in the no decision effort.&nbsp;A pair of walks kept the door open for Cowley in the bottom of the fifth as the Tigers cashed in for the tying and eventual game winning run off Barton's lone miscue with two outs.Managing just two hits over the first four innings, Barton would go down over the final two frames and for the fourth and fifth times in the contest.Allen and Sanchez were the lone Cougars to notch hits in the effort while&nbsp;Alex Rodgers&nbsp;and&nbsp;Shawn Marquis&nbsp;were the lone Cougars to not go down on strikes.Game Two Recap Barton jumped out to their lone lead in the opening frame with a Rodgers leadoff double later scoring on a two-out RBI double by&nbsp;Jordan Ellison.Cowley would storm back with a leadoff homerun before an ensuing double and single would lead to one of two RBI groundouts for Cowley capping the three-run inning.Stranding a&nbsp;Jaden Wiley&nbsp;double in the second and Rodgers single in the third, Barton got a key knock in the fourth as a two-out Wiley single drove in a one out&nbsp;Shawn Marquis&nbsp;walk pulling the Cougars back to within 3-2.The Tigers would storm back in the home half producing its second three spot of the game with an RBI ground out and two RBI two-out single pushing the score to 6-2 after four. Cowley generated its' third trio of runs in the bottom of the six pushing the Cougar deficit to 9-2.Sanchez produced Barton's final run of the contest with a double knocking in Rodgers following his two out single, swipe of second and advancing to third on a passed ball.Cowley put a rest to the scoring in the bottom of the eighth with an RBI single as the Cougars would go down in order in the ninth settling the score at 10-2.Rodgers paced the Barton bats with a 3-for-4 nightcap crossing for two of the three runs while lacing a double.Sanchez and Wiley produced an RBI a piece recording a pair of knocks with Ellison accounting for the final run driven in ending his day 1-for-3 at the dish.Pitching by a committee starter&nbsp;Hunter Hesseltine&nbsp;took his first loss of the season giving up three runs on three hits.Owen Reynolds,&nbsp;Matt Nedved,&nbsp;David Stuart,&nbsp;Ian Lanik,&nbsp;Tegan Cain,&nbsp;Hunter Jones,&nbsp;Logan Redeker&nbsp;and&nbsp;Carson Cornelius&nbsp;all pitched in relief.

Barton baseball falls for first time this year

WACO, Texas (AP) — Jeremy Sochan and his teammates kept encouraging each other after 10th-ranked Baylor got down big early again against No. 5 Kansas, only three weeks after an embarrassing loss to the Jayhawks. The Bears then started making big impact plays.

Sochan had a block that led to a layup by Adam Flagler right after his two-handed slam dunk in a big run before halftime, and the Bears finally took the lead after the break in an 80-70 victory aturday night that kept the Jayhawks from wrapping up a share of their 20th Big 12 title.

“They were the aggressor in the first game and in the first six minutes this time,” Sochan said. “But we matched their mentality and their strength and just beat them.”

The Bears (24-5, 12-4 Big 12) didn’t take a lead until the opening minute after halftime, and went ahead to stay at 65-63 on Flo Thamba’s jumper with 4:07 left. That came after Ochai Agbaji, who had 27 points for Kansas, made a tying 3-pointer. Thamba finished with a career-high 18 points.

Kansas (23-5, 12-3) had their four-game winning streak snapped and missed a chance to lay claim to another Big 12 title. They still have three games left, including a game postponed from Jan. 1.

“Definitely a lost opportunity,” Agbaji said.

“You play a top-10 team on the road, it was a missed opportunity because we had payed so well early” Kansas coach Bill Self said. "I didn’t go into the game thinking that this was going to be a great opportunity. I went in the game knowing that you had to play really well in order to win, and we didn’t play well enough.”

Baylor, the defending national and Big 12 champions who lost 83-59 in Lawrence on Feb. 5, began the day tied with No. 9 Texas Tech for second place in the Big 12.

But the Red Raiders (22-7, 11-5), who swept their two games against Baylor and split with Kansas, lost 69-66 at TCU earlier Saturday. The Jayhawks play TCU twice in three days next week.

The Bears took their first lead with a blistering opening minute of the second half, with Kendall Brown blocking a shot and then running the court for a slam dunk after a long bounce pass from James Akinjo that made 33-32 and sent the record crowd of 10,628 into a frenzy.

There was then a technical foul assessed against Self, who was irate that there wasn't a foul called on a shot by Christian Braun. Self was near midcourt after the non-call, which came after the Jayhawks never went to the free throw line before halftime. James Akinjo made both free throws.

Braun had 17 points and 10 rebounds. David McCormack had 10 points and 13 rebounds.

Adam Flagler added 13 points for Baylor, while Akinjo had 12. Matthew Mayer had nine points and 12 rebounds.

Thamba, the big man remaining after Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua's season-ending left knee injury two weeks ago, had 12 of Baylor's first 17 points.

“I felt like our guards early on in the game tried to force some unnecessary shots,” Thamba said. “But once we started getting easies, attacking the lane and offensive rebound opportunities were there, so it was just finishes.”

Baylor was down 28-15, matching its largest deficit, before a layup by Thamba ignited a 10-0 run. The Bears were within 28-25 after Sochan blocked a shot and swatted it to Flager, drove the court and witched the ball from his left to right hand in the air for the layup.

Kansas: The Jayhawks still control their fate in trying to win the Big 12 for he 20th time in the league's 26 seasons. They won an unprecedented 14 titles in a row from 2005-18, and last won in 2020. ... Remy Martin played for the first time after missing seven games because of a bone bruise on his right knee. The super senior transfer guard hadn't played since Jan. 29 against Kentucky.

Baylor: The Bears are 10-1 vs. top-10 teams over the last two years, the lone loss being at Kansas earlier this season. This is the third consecutive season, and fourth time in five years, Baylor split the regular-season series with the Jayhawks.

Baylor will be ranked in its 54th consecutive poll when the new Top 25 comes out Monday, and will extend its top-10 streak to 46 polls in a row. Both streaks are already school records. Kansas will still be in the top 10. The top six teams in the poll lost Saturday, with Kansas the only one to do so against a top-10 opponent.

Kansas: At TCU on Tuesday night, then home against the Frogs on Thursday night in the makeup of what was supposed to be the Big 12 opener, but postponed because of COVID-19 issues in TCU's program.

Baylor: At No. 20 Texas on Monday night. The Bears beat the Longhorns 80-63 at home Feb. 12.

WACO, Texas (AP) — Jeremy Sochan and his teammates kept encouraging each other after 10th-ranked Baylor got down big early again against No. 5 Kansas, only three weeks after an embarrassing loss to the Jayhawks. The Bears then started making big impact plays.Sochan had a block that led to a layup by Adam Flagler right after his two-handed slam dunk in a big run before halftime, and the Bears finally took the lead after the break in an 80-70 victory aturday night that kept the Jayhawks from wrapping up a share of their 20th Big 12 title.“They were the aggressor in the first game and in the first six minutes this time,” Sochan said. “But we matched their mentality and their strength and just beat them.”The Bears (24-5, 12-4 Big 12) didn’t take a lead until the opening minute after halftime, and went ahead to stay at 65-63 on Flo Thamba’s jumper with 4:07 left. That came after Ochai Agbaji, who had 27 points for Kansas, made a tying 3-pointer. Thamba finished with a career-high 18 points.Kansas (23-5, 12-3) had their four-game winning streak snapped and missed a chance to lay claim to another Big 12 title. They still have three games left, including a game postponed from Jan. 1.“Definitely a lost opportunity,” Agbaji said.“You play a top-10 team on the road, it was a missed opportunity because we had payed so well early” Kansas coach Bill Self said. "I didn’t go into the game thinking that this was going to be a great opportunity. I went in the game knowing that you had to play really well in order to win, and we didn’t play well enough.”Baylor, the defending national and Big 12 champions who lost 83-59 in Lawrence on Feb. 5, began the day tied with No. 9 Texas Tech for second place in the Big 12.But the Red Raiders (22-7, 11-5), who swept their two games against Baylor and split with Kansas, lost 69-66 at TCU earlier Saturday. The Jayhawks play TCU twice in three days next week.The Bears took their first lead with a blistering opening minute of the second half, with Kendall Brown blocking a shot and then running the court for a slam dunk after a long bounce pass from James Akinjo that made 33-32 and sent the record crowd of 10,628 into a frenzy.There was then a technical foul assessed against Self, who was irate that there wasn't a foul called on a shot by Christian Braun. Self was near midcourt after the non-call, which came after the Jayhawks never went to the free throw line before halftime. James Akinjo made both free throws.Braun had 17 points and 10 rebounds. David McCormack had 10 points and 13 rebounds.Adam Flagler added 13 points for Baylor, while Akinjo had 12. Matthew Mayer had nine points and 12 rebounds.Thamba, the big man remaining after Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua's season-ending left knee injury two weeks ago, had 12 of Baylor's first 17 points.“I felt like our guards early on in the game tried to force some unnecessary shots,” Thamba said. “But once we started getting easies, attacking the lane and offensive rebound opportunities were there, so it was just finishes.”Baylor was down 28-15, matching its largest deficit, before a layup by Thamba ignited a 10-0 run. The Bears were within 28-25 after Sochan blocked a shot and swatted it to Flager, drove the court and witched the ball from his left to right hand in the air for the layup.BIG PICTUREKansas: The Jayhawks still control their fate in trying to win the Big 12 for he 20th time in the league's 26 seasons. They won an unprecedented 14 titles in a row from 2005-18, and last won in 2020. ... Remy Martin played for the first time after missing seven games because of a bone bruise on his right knee. The super senior transfer guard hadn't played since Jan. 29 against Kentucky.Baylor: The Bears are 10-1 vs. top-10 teams over the last two years, the lone loss being at Kansas earlier this season. This is the third consecutive season, and fourth time in five years, Baylor split the regular-season series with the Jayhawks.POLL IMPLICATIONSBaylor will be ranked in its 54th consecutive poll when the new Top 25 comes out Monday, and will extend its top-10 streak to 46 polls in a row. Both streaks are already school records. Kansas will still be in the top 10. The top six teams in the poll lost Saturday, with Kansas the only one to do so against a top-10 opponent.UP NEXTKansas: At TCU on Tuesday night, then home against the Frogs on Thursday night in the makeup of what was supposed to be the Big 12 opener, but postponed because of COVID-19 issues in TCU's program.Baylor: At No. 20 Texas on Monday night. The Bears beat the Longhorns 80-63 at home Feb. 12.

No. 10 Baylor rallies to beat No. 5 Kansas

Kaden Spragis (42-7) placed 1st and scored 27.0 team points.

Avery Wolf (39-12) placed 4th and scored 14.0 team points.

Cooper Liles (22-15) placed 5th and scored 14.0 team points.

Wyatt Weber (43-3) placed 1st and scored 28.0 team points.

Jace Schartz (26-22) scored 3.5 team points.

Skyler McMullen (23-21) scored 1.0 team points.

Matthew Johnson (30-21) placed 6th and scored 10.0 team points.

Brody Schnoebelen (32-19) scored 2.0 team points.

Keyven Schroeder (22-15) scored 3.0 team points.

Eastin Redetzke (32-8) placed 5th and scored 13.0 team points.

Josiah Ball (37-7) scored 4.0 team points.

Xavier Redetzke (15-15) scored 0.0 team points.

Deryk Yott (33-10) scored 4.0 team points.

Teron Kraft (21-23) scored 0.0 team points.

Logan Philbern (32-17) scored 7.0 team points.

Cole Gilliland (41-5) placed 5th and scored 15.0 team points.

Dillen Hook (38-5) placed 1st and scored 27.5 team points.

Luke Fischer (17-8) scored 4.0 team points.

Carter Atteberry (33-12) scored 6.0 team points.

<h2>Great Bend (6A/5A)</h2><h2>5A - 120</h2>Kaden Spragis (42-7) placed 1st and scored 27.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Kaden Spragis (Great Bend) 42-7 won by tech fall over Evan Richardson (OP-BV Southwest) 25-21 (TF-1.5 4:41 (16-1))</li><li>Quarterfinal - Kaden Spragis (Great Bend) 42-7 won by tech fall over Mio Cregan (Lenexa-St. James Academy) 28-13 (TF-1.5 4:30 (16-0))</li><li>Semifinal - Kaden Spragis (Great Bend) 42-7 won by fall over Dillon (Inj. Def) Cooper (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 36-10 (Fall 5:49)</li><li>1st Place Match - Kaden Spragis (Great Bend) 42-7 won by decision over AB Stokes (Newton) 21-2 (Dec 11-9)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 126</h2>Avery Wolf (39-12) placed 4th and scored 14.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Avery Wolf (Great Bend) 39-12 won by fall over Karter Moore (OP-BV Southwest) 9-12 (Fall 1:33)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Avery Wolf (Great Bend) 39-12 won by decision over Daniel Helmers (Goddard) 21-14 (Dec 4-3)</li><li>Semifinal - Maddox Casella (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 35-12 won by decision over Avery Wolf (Great Bend) 39-12 (Dec 6-5)</li><li>Cons. Semi - Avery Wolf (Great Bend) 39-12 won by decision over Brady Duling (Wichita-Bishop Carroll) 33-16 (Dec 5-3)</li><li>3rd Place Match - Kaden Allen (OP-St. Thomas Aquinas) 36-12 won by major decision over Avery Wolf (Great Bend) 39-12 (MD 12-2)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 132</h2>Cooper Liles (22-15) placed 5th and scored 14.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Eddie Hughart (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 38-9 won by major decision over Cooper Liles (Great Bend) 22-15 (MD 11-2)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Cooper Liles (Great Bend) 22-15 won by fall over Justin Shields (Lansing) 28-19 (Fall 2:27)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Cooper Liles (Great Bend) 22-15 won by decision over Angel Miranda (Lenexa-St. James Academy) 16-8 (Dec 10-5)</li><li>Cons. Round 3 - Cooper Liles (Great Bend) 22-15 won by fall over Colin Little (Topeka-Seaman) 33-19 (Fall 0:24)</li><li>Cons. Semi - Eddie Hughart (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 38-9 won by decision over Cooper Liles (Great Bend) 22-15 (Dec 2-0)</li><li>5th Place Match - Cooper Liles (Great Bend) 22-15 won by injury default over Keton Patterson (Maize) 33-9 (Inj. 0:00)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 138</h2>Wyatt Weber (43-3) placed 1st and scored 28.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Wyatt Weber (Great Bend) 43-3 won by fall over Avery Bartek (Spring Hill) 14-12 (Fall 0:56)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Wyatt Weber (Great Bend) 43-3 won by fall over Adam Maki (Andover) 37-11 (Fall 3:13)</li><li>Semifinal - Wyatt Weber (Great Bend) 43-3 won by disqualification over Jevin Foust (default) (Arkansas City) 33-10 (DQ)</li><li>1st Place Match - Wyatt Weber (Great Bend) 43-3 won by decision over Colin Bybee (Newton) 28-9 (Dec 1-0)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 145</h2>Jace Schartz (26-22) scored 3.5 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Colin McAlister (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 34-11 won by fall over Jace Schartz (Great Bend) 26-22 (Fall 1:37)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Jace Schartz (Great Bend) 26-22 won by decision over Dylan Waggerman (OP-St. Thomas Aquinas) 24-19 (Dec 5-2)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Jace Schartz (Great Bend) 26-22 won by tech fall over Dawson Hogan (Salina-Central) 25-10 (TF-1.5 0:00 (17-2))</li><li>Cons. Round 3 - Clayton Kaufman (Newton) 30-18 won by fall over Jace Schartz (Great Bend) 26-22 (Fall 3:47)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 152</h2>Skyler McMullen (23-21) scored 1.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Jordan Habben (OP-St. Thomas Aquinas) 31-6 won by major decision over Skyler McMullen (Great Bend) 23-21 (MD 10-1)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Skyler McMullen (Great Bend) 23-21 won by decision over Nick Freeland (Tecumseh-Shawnee Heights) 33-15 (Dec 16-10)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Adrian Turner (Wichita-Kapaun Mt. Carmel) 36-11 won by major decision over Skyler McMullen (Great Bend) 23-21 (MD 15-6)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 182</h2>Matthew Johnson (30-21) placed 6th and scored 10.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Payton Douglas (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 29-13 won by fall over Matthew Johnson (Great Bend) 30-21 (Fall 0:00)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Matthew Johnson (Great Bend) 30-21 won by fall over Elijah Mathis (Lansing) 32-11 (Fall 4:47)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Matthew Johnson (Great Bend) 30-21 won by decision over Davian White (Emporia) 31-15 (Dec 11-7)</li><li>Cons. Round 3 - Matthew Johnson (Great Bend) 30-21 won by fall over Raul Silva (Andover) 24-22 (Fall 2:42)</li><li>Cons. Semi - Nathan Fury (Wichita-Kapaun Mt. Carmel) 43-6 won by fall over Matthew Johnson (Great Bend) 30-21 (Fall 1:19)</li><li>5th Place Match - Nate Kays (OP-BV Southwest) 32-16 won by fall over Matthew Johnson (Great Bend) 30-21 (Fall 2:02)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 195</h2>Brody Schnoebelen (32-19) scored 2.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Jake Laurie (OP-BV Southwest) 29-17 won by fall over Brody Schnoebelen (Great Bend) 32-19 (Fall 1:06)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Brody Schnoebelen (Great Bend) 32-19 won by major decision over Mechia Marks (KC-Turner) 11-16 (MD 8-0)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Broc Eastman (Wichita-Bishop Carroll) 25-15 won by fall over Brody Schnoebelen (Great Bend) 32-19 (Fall 4:35)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 220</h2>Keyven Schroeder (22-15) scored 3.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Wade Spencer (Lenexa-St. James Academy) 30-14 won by fall over Keyven Schroeder (Great Bend) 22-15 (Fall 3:30)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Keyven Schroeder (Great Bend) 22-15 won by fall over LeJay Rainey (De Soto) 13-14 (Fall 0:51)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Bronx Wood (Andover-Central) 30-5 won by fall over Keyven Schroeder (Great Bend) 22-15 (Fall 2:22)</li>
 </ul><h2>Hoisington (3A/2A/1A)</h2><h2>120</h2>Eastin Redetzke (32-8) placed 5th and scored 13.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Eastin Redetzke (Hoisington) 32-8 won by major decision over Brayden Harris (Caney Valley) 9-8 (MD 12-0)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Ryan Sramek (Atwood-Rawlins County) 29-12 won by decision over Eastin Redetzke (Hoisington) 32-8 (Dec 5-3)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Eastin Redetzke (Hoisington) 32-8 won by fall over Dominic Davis (Lyons) 11-10 (Fall 2:25)</li><li>Cons. Round 3 - Eastin Redetzke (Hoisington) 32-8 won by major decision over Isaiah Kruse (Easton-Pleasant Ridge) 16-8 (MD 13-3)</li><li>Cons. Semi - A.J. Polansky (Belleville-Republic County) 44-7 won by decision over Eastin Redetzke (Hoisington) 32-8 (Dec 5-4)</li><li>5th Place Match - Eastin Redetzke (Hoisington) 32-8 won by decision over Ryan Sramek (Atwood-Rawlins County) 29-12 (Dec 9-5)</li>
 </ul><h2>126</h2>Josiah Ball (37-7) scored 4.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Josiah Ball (Hoisington) 37-7 won by fall over Carson Bandy (Anthony-Harper/Chaparral) 23-17 (Fall 1:52)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Carson Ochs (Hoxie) 36-5 won by injury default over Josiah Ball (Hoisington) 37-7 (Inj. 1:56)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Cullen Wikle (Sabetha) 33-11 won by injury default over Josiah Ball (Hoisington) 37-7 (Inj. 0:00)</li>
 </ul><h2>132</h2>Xavier Redetzke (15-15) scored 0.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Kolton Field (Norton Community) 36-2 won by major decision over Xavier Redetzke (Hoisington) 15-15 (MD 17-8)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Heath Ellis (Caney Valley) 15-10 won by fall over Xavier Redetzke (Hoisington) 15-15 (Fall 2:09)</li>
 </ul><h2>138</h2>Deryk Yott (33-10) scored 4.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Deryk Yott (Hoisington) 33-10 won by fall over Joel Dutton (Fredonia) 20-14 (Fall 3:00)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Colby Hurla (Rossville) 44-9 won by major decision over Deryk Yott (Hoisington) 33-10 (MD 8-0)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Bentley Montgomery (Smith Center) 37-9 won by fall over Deryk Yott (Hoisington) 33-10 (Fall 0:49)</li>
 </ul><h2>145</h2>Teron Kraft (21-23) scored 0.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Alex Wilkinson (Smith Center) 24-22 won by fall over Teron Kraft (Hoisington) 21-23 (Fall 3:42)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Easton Schletzbaum (Effingham-ACCHS) 30-6 won by fall over Teron Kraft (Hoisington) 21-23 (Fall 2:33)</li>
 </ul><h2>220</h2>Logan Philbern (32-17) scored 7.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Logan Philbern (Hoisington) 32-17 won by fall over Kaden Walker (Silver Lake) 28-13 (Fall 3:49)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Kaleb Wise (Halstead) 39-2 won by fall over Logan Philbern (Hoisington) 32-17 (Fall 2:29)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Logan Philbern (Hoisington) 32-17 won by fall over Jace Pichler (Douglass) 15-9 (Fall 0:59)</li><li>Cons. Round 3 - Draxtin Hovis (Plainville) 32-9 won by fall over Logan Philbern (Hoisington) 32-17 (Fall 0:15)</li>
 </ul><h2>285</h2>Cole Gilliland (41-5) placed 5th and scored 15.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Cole Gilliland (Hoisington) 41-5 won by fall over Carson Gates (Anthony-Harper/Chaparral) 26-16 (Fall 2:18)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Thayn Walt (Hill City) 38-11 won by fall over Cole Gilliland (Hoisington) 41-5 (Fall 2:28)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Cole Gilliland (Hoisington) 41-5 won by decision over Garrison Craig (Marysville) 27-18 (Dec 4-1)</li><li>Cons. Round 3 - Cole Gilliland (Hoisington) 41-5 won by fall over Preston Bearley (Atwood-Rawlins County) 26-10 (Fall 0:43)</li><li>Cons. Semi - Corbin Puga (Norton Community) 36-12 won by decision over Cole Gilliland (Hoisington) 41-5 (Dec 4-0)</li><li>5th Place Match - Cole Gilliland (Hoisington) 41-5 won by fall over Justin Miller (Oskaloosa) 32-7 (Fall 0:58)</li>
 </ul><h2>Larned (3A/2A/1A)</h2><h2>126</h2>Dillen Hook (38-5) placed 1st and scored 27.5 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Dillen Hook (Larned) 38-5 won by tech fall over Isaiaha Castorena (Cherryvale) 9-6 (TF-1.5 3:08 (16-1))</li><li>Quarterfinal - Dillen Hook (Larned) 38-5 won by fall over Emerson Lowry (Stockton) 14-17 (Fall 4:00)</li><li>Semifinal - Dillen Hook (Larned) 38-5 won by fall over Carter Underhill (Hill City) 35-13 (Fall 3:44)</li><li>1st Place Match - Dillen Hook (Larned) 38-5 won by decision over Carson Ochs (Hoxie) 36-5 (Dec 2-1)</li>
 </ul><h2>152</h2>Luke Fischer (17-8) scored 4.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Tanner Sells (WaKeeney-Trego Community) 35-7 won by decision over Luke Fischer (Larned) 17-8 (Dec 4-0)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Luke Fischer (Larned) 17-8 won by fall over Cole Mathes (Humboldt) 24-11 (Fall 2:59)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Luke Fischer (Larned) 17-8 won by decision over Francis Stuhlsatz (Garden Plain) 21-9 (Dec 6-2)</li><li>Cons. Round 3 - Austin Wolff (Minneapolis) 37-9 won by decision over Luke Fischer (Larned) 17-8 (Dec 5-3)</li>
 </ul><h2>220</h2>Carter Atteberry (33-12) scored 6.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Jon Grame (Eskridge-Mission Valley) 22-8 won by fall over Carter Atteberry (Larned) 33-12 (Fall 1:31)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Carter Atteberry (Larned) 33-12 won by fall over Tyler Rogers (Haven) 11-9 (Fall 2:29)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Carter Atteberry (Larned) 33-12 won by fall over Barrett Lietz (Rossville) 30-7 (Fall 2:42)</li><li>Cons. Round 3 - Eli Franklin (Smith Center) 24-21 won by decision over Carter Atteberry (Larned) 33-12 (Dec 1-0)</li>
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Kaden Spragis (41-7) scored 23.0 team points.

Avery Wolf (38-11) scored 9.0 team points.

Cooper Liles (19-14) scored 3.0 team points.

Wyatt Weber (42-3)&nbsp; scored 24.0 team points.

Jace Schartz (25-21)&nbsp; scored 1.0 team points.

Skyler McMullen (23-20) scored 1.0 team points.

Matthew Johnson (28-19)&nbsp; scored 3.0 team points.

Brody Schnoebelen (32-18)&nbsp; scored 2.0 team points.

Keyven Schroeder (22-14)&nbsp; scored 3.0 team points.

Eastin Redetzke (29-7) scored 3.0 team points.

Deryk Yott (33-9) scored 4.0 team points.

Logan Philbern (31-16) scored 4.0 team points.

Cole Gilliland (38-4) scored 4.0 team points.

<h2>Great Bend (6A/5A)</h2><h2>5A - 120</h2>Kaden Spragis (41-7) scored 23.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Kaden Spragis (Great Bend) 41-7 won by tech fall over Evan Richardson (OP-BV Southwest) 25-21 (TF-1.5 4:41 (16-1))</li><li>Quarterfinal - Kaden Spragis (Great Bend) 41-7 won by tech fall over Mio Cregan (Lenexa-St. James Academy) 27-12 (TF-1.5 4:30 (16-0))</li><li>Semifinal - Kaden Spragis (Great Bend) 41-7 won by fall over Dillon Cooper (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 36-8 (Fall 5:49)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 126</h2>Avery Wolf (38-11) scored 9.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Avery Wolf (Great Bend) 38-11 won by fall over Karter Moore (OP-BV Southwest) 9-12 (Fall 1:33)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Avery Wolf (Great Bend) 38-11 won by decision over Daniel Helmers (Goddard) 19-12 (Dec 4-3)</li><li>Semifinal - Maddox Casella (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 35-11 won by decision over Avery Wolf (Great Bend) 38-11 (Dec 6-5)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 132</h2>Cooper Liles (19-14) scored 3.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Eddie Hughart (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 36-9 won by major decision over Cooper Liles (Great Bend) 19-14 (MD 11-2)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Cooper Liles (Great Bend) 19-14 won by fall over Justin Shields (Lansing) 28-19 (Fall 2:27)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 138</h2>Wyatt Weber (42-3)&nbsp; scored 24.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Wyatt Weber (Great Bend) 42-3 won by fall over Avery Bartek (Spring Hill) 14-12 (Fall 0:56)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Wyatt Weber (Great Bend) 42-3 won by fall over Adam Maki (Andover) 34-10 (Fall 3:13)</li><li>Semifinal - Wyatt Weber (Great Bend) 42-3 won by disqualification over Jevin Foust (default) (Arkansas City) 33-8 (DQ)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 145</h2>Jace Schartz (25-21)&nbsp; scored 1.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Colin McAlister (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 33-10 won by fall over Jace Schartz (Great Bend) 25-21 (Fall 1:37)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Jace Schartz (Great Bend) 25-21 won by decision over Dylan Waggerman (OP-St. Thomas Aquinas) 24-19 (Dec 5-2)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 152</h2>Skyler McMullen (23-20) scored 1.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Jordan Habben (OP-St. Thomas Aquinas) 31-5 won by major decision over Skyler McMullen (Great Bend) 23-20 (MD 10-1)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Skyler McMullen (Great Bend) 23-20 won by decision over Nick Freeland (Tecumseh-Shawnee Heights) 33-15 (Dec 16-10)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 182</h2>Matthew Johnson (28-19)&nbsp; scored 3.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Payton Douglas (Shawnee-Mill Valley) 26-12 won by fall over Matthew Johnson (Great Bend) 28-19 (Fall 0:00)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Matthew Johnson (Great Bend) 28-19 won by fall over Elijah Mathis (Lansing) 32-11 (Fall 4:47)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 195</h2>Brody Schnoebelen (32-18)&nbsp; scored 2.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Jake Laurie (OP-BV Southwest) 26-16 won by fall over Brody Schnoebelen (Great Bend) 32-18 (Fall 1:06)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Brody Schnoebelen (Great Bend) 32-18 won by major decision over Mechia Marks (KC-Turner) 11-16 (MD 8-0)</li>
 </ul><h2>5A - 220</h2>Keyven Schroeder (22-14)&nbsp; scored 3.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Wade Spencer (Lenexa-St. James Academy) 29-13 won by fall over Keyven Schroeder (Great Bend) 22-14 (Fall 3:30)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Keyven Schroeder (Great Bend) 22-14 won by fall over LeJay Rainey (De Soto) 13-14 (Fall 0:51)</li>
 </ul><h2>Hoisington (3A/2A/1A)</h2><h2>120</h2>Eastin Redetzke (29-7) scored 3.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Eastin Redetzke (Hoisington) 29-7 won by major decision over Brayden Harris (Caney Valley) 9-8 (MD 12-0)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Ryan Sramek (Atwood-Rawlins County) 29-10 won by decision over Eastin Redetzke (Hoisington) 29-7 (Dec 5-3)</li>
 </ul><h2>126</h2>Josiah Ball (37-7) scored 4.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Josiah Ball (Hoisington) 37-7 won by fall over Carson Bandy (Anthony-Harper/Chaparral) 23-17 (Fall 1:52)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Carson Ochs (Hoxie) 36-4 won by injury default over Josiah Ball (Hoisington) 37-7 (Inj. 1:56)</li><li>Cons. Round 2 - Cullen Wikle (Sabetha) 33-10 won by injury default over Josiah Ball (Hoisington) 37-7 (Inj. 0:00)</li>
 </ul><h2>132</h2>Xavier Redetzke (15-15) scored 0.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Kolton Field (Norton Community) 35-2 won by major decision over Xavier Redetzke (Hoisington) 15-15 (MD 17-8)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Heath Ellis (Caney Valley) 15-9 won by fall over Xavier Redetzke (Hoisington) 15-15 (Fall 2:09)</li>
 </ul><h2>138</h2>Deryk Yott (33-9) scored 4.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Deryk Yott (Hoisington) 33-9 won by fall over Joel Dutton (Fredonia) 20-14 (Fall 3:00)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Colby Hurla (Rossville) 42-9 won by major decision over Deryk Yott (Hoisington) 33-9 (MD 8-0)</li>
 </ul><h2>145</h2>Teron Kraft (21-23) scored 0.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Alex Wilkinson (Smith Center) 24-20 won by fall over Teron Kraft (Hoisington) 21-23 (Fall 3:42)</li><li>Cons. Round 1 - Easton Schletzbaum (Effingham-ACCHS) 30-5 won by fall over Teron Kraft (Hoisington) 21-23 (Fall 2:33)</li>
 </ul><h2>220</h2>Logan Philbern (31-16) scored 4.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Logan Philbern (Hoisington) 31-16 won by fall over Kaden Walker (Silver Lake) 28-13 (Fall 3:49)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Kaleb Wise (Halstead) 37-2 won by fall over Logan Philbern (Hoisington) 31-16 (Fall 2:29)</li>
 </ul><h2>285</h2>Cole Gilliland (38-4) scored 4.0 team points.<ul>
 <li>Champ. Round 1 - Cole Gilliland (Hoisington) 38-4 won by fall over Carson Gates (Anthony-Harper/Chaparral) 26-16 (Fall 2:18)</li><li>Quarterfinal - Thayn Walt (Hill City) 37-10 won by fall over Cole Gilliland (Hoisington) 38-4 (Fall 2:28)</li>
 </ul>

KSHSAA Boys' Wrestling Championship Results for Friday

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL Andover 65, Goddard-Eisenhower 42 BV North 70, St. James Academy 69 BV Northwest 78, Bishop Miege 67 BV West 55, BV Southwest 49, 2OT Basehor-Linwood 76, Shawnee Heights 41 Derby 39, Hutchinson 31 Hays 58, Great Bend 45 Highland Park 57, Washburn Rural 46 Hugoton 49, Ulysses 39 Independence 72, Labette County 65 KC Harmon 72, KC Washington 65 KC Piper 58, Eudora 50 Lansing 67, KC Turner 44 Lawrence Free State 58, Olathe Northwest 34 Maize 66, Newton 29 Manhattan 60, Topeka Hayden 45 McPherson 59, Circle 48 Parsons 73, Fort Scott 58 SM East 76, SM North 46 Spring Hill 59, Ottawa 57 Topeka Seaman 70, Emporia 58

Sub-State Class 1A - Division 1&nbsp; Minneola 61, Spearville 33 Rawlins County 64, Victoria 60

Class 1A&nbsp; - Division 2 Thunder Ridge 51, Natoma 19

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL Andover 45, Goddard-Eisenhower 40 Doniphan West 46, Maranatha Academy 19 Great Bend 48, Hays 45 Hugoton 60, Ulysses 7 KC Wyandotte 49, Atchison 24 Lansing 57, KC Turner 6 Maize 51, Newton 26 McPherson 57, Circle 26 Parsons 45, Fort Scott 32 Spring Hill 53, Ottawa 24 Washburn Rural 61, Highland Park 21

Sub-State Class 1A&nbsp; - Division 1 Burrton 44, Fairfield 41 Macksville 43, Goessel 39 St. John 50, Canton-Galva 14 BV Randolph 44, Lincoln 30 Washington County 55, Solomon 18 Frankfort 42, Onaga 20 Troy 47, Cair Paravel 33 Jetmore-Hodgeman County Kinsley 49, Wichita County 18 La Crosse 46, Quinter 3 Kiowa County 48, Satanta 13 Meade 55, South Gray 44 Spearville 60, Minneola 44 Burlingame 57, Oswego 29 Madison/Hamilton Co-op 48, Crest 25 Olpe 36, Marmaton Valley 35 Oberlin-Decatur 43, Lakeside 32 Rawlins County 51, Victoria 46 Sylvan-Lucas 47, Stockton 31 Oxford 47, Udall 32 Wichita Classical 49, Burden Central 35

Class 1A&nbsp; - Division 2 Wakefield 47, Southern Cloud 17 Wetmore 53, Axtell 48 Pike Valley 51, Northern Valley 41 Thunder Ridge 44, Natoma 30 Argonia 64, Caldwell 14 South Barber 43, Central Christian 34 Wilson 42, Otis-Bison 36 Bucklin 67, Moscow 36 Ingalls 64, Fowler 21 Rolla 30, Deerfield 26 Hartford 67, Marais des Cygnes Valley 22 Southern Coffey 42, Chetopa 27 Waverly 61, Altoona-Midway 32 Chase 53, Cunningham 27 Dighton 73, Greeley County 57 Wallace County 42, Western Plains-Healy 20 Wheatland-Grinnell 89, Triplains-Brewster 30

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL Andover 65, Goddard-Eisenhower 42 BV North 70, St. James Academy 69 BV Northwest 78, Bishop Miege 67 BV West 55, BV Southwest 49, 2OT Basehor-Linwood 76, Shawnee Heights 41 Derby 39, Hutchinson 31 Hays 58, Great Bend 45 Highland Park 57, Washburn Rural 46 Hugoton 49, Ulysses 39 Independence 72, Labette County 65 KC Harmon 72, KC Washington 65 KC Piper 58, Eudora 50 Lansing 67, KC Turner 44 Lawrence Free State 58, Olathe Northwest 34 Maize 66, Newton 29 Manhattan 60, Topeka Hayden 45 McPherson 59, Circle 48 Parsons 73, Fort Scott 58 SM East 76, SM North 46 Spring Hill 59, Ottawa 57 Topeka Seaman 70, Emporia 58Sub-State Class 1A - Division 1&nbsp; Minneola 61, Spearville 33 Rawlins County 64, Victoria 60Class 1A&nbsp; - Division 2 Thunder Ridge 51, Natoma 19GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL Andover 45, Goddard-Eisenhower 40 Doniphan West 46, Maranatha Academy 19 Great Bend 48, Hays 45 Hugoton 60, Ulysses 7 KC Wyandotte 49, Atchison 24 Lansing 57, KC Turner 6 Maize 51, Newton 26 McPherson 57, Circle 26 Parsons 45, Fort Scott 32 Spring Hill 53, Ottawa 24 Washburn Rural 61, Highland Park 21Sub-State Class 1A&nbsp; - Division 1 Burrton 44, Fairfield 41 Macksville 43, Goessel 39 St. John 50, Canton-Galva 14 BV Randolph 44, Lincoln 30 Washington County 55, Solomon 18 Frankfort 42, Onaga 20 Troy 47, Cair Paravel 33 Jetmore-Hodgeman County Kinsley 49, Wichita County 18 La Crosse 46, Quinter 3 Kiowa County 48, Satanta 13 Meade 55, South Gray 44 Spearville 60, Minneola 44 Burlingame 57, Oswego 29 Madison/Hamilton Co-op 48, Crest 25 Olpe 36, Marmaton Valley 35 Oberlin-Decatur 43, Lakeside 32 Rawlins County 51, Victoria 46 Sylvan-Lucas 47, Stockton 31 Oxford 47, Udall 32 Wichita Classical 49, Burden Central 35Class 1A&nbsp; - Division 2 Wakefield 47, Southern Cloud 17 Wetmore 53, Axtell 48 Pike Valley 51, Northern Valley 41 Thunder Ridge 44, Natoma 30 Argonia 64, Caldwell 14 South Barber 43, Central Christian 34 Wilson 42, Otis-Bison 36 Bucklin 67, Moscow 36 Ingalls 64, Fowler 21 Rolla 30, Deerfield 26 Hartford 67, Marais des Cygnes Valley 22 Southern Coffey 42, Chetopa 27 Waverly 61, Altoona-Midway 32 Chase 53, Cunningham 27 Dighton 73, Greeley County 57 Wallace County 42, Western Plains-Healy 20 Wheatland-Grinnell 89, Triplains-Brewster 30

🏀 Friday's prep scores

Great Bend High School senior Breanna Ridgeway won back-to-back state titles in wrestling as she came away with first place Thursday in the 132 weight class at the 6A-5A State Championship.

Ridgeway finishes the season 37-1 after she picked up a fall in the championship match over Hailey Ramos of Dodge City.

Ridgeway went 39-0 last year as a junior on her way to claiming the state title in the 126 weight class.&nbsp;

Great Bend girls earned 50 points and finished 11th overall. Dodge City won the team title with 118.5 points.

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 </figure>Great Bend High School senior Breanna Ridgeway won back-to-back state titles in wrestling as she came away with first place Thursday in the 132 weight class at the 6A-5A State Championship.Ridgeway finishes the season 37-1 after she picked up a fall in the championship match over Hailey Ramos of Dodge City.Ridgeway went 39-0 last year as a junior on her way to claiming the state title in the 126 weight class.&nbsp;Great Bend girls earned 50 points and finished 11th overall. Dodge City won the team title with 118.5 points.

Great Bend's Ridgeway wins another state wrestling title

The Hoisington High School girls wresting team finished as the runner-up in the Class 4A-1A State Championship. The Lady Cardinals ended with 67 points, behind 1st place Pratt with 111 points.

Tally Wikum finished 2nd in the 138 weight class, Daijah Jones placed 4th in 132 and Sheena Gocela took 4th in 101. Lyrica Orosco, Emily Lovett and Kiana Grandclair also competed for Hoisington.

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 </figure>The Hoisington High School girls wresting team finished as the runner-up in the Class 4A-1A State Championship. The Lady Cardinals ended with 67 points, behind 1st place Pratt with 111 points.Tally Wikum finished 2nd in the 138 weight class, Daijah Jones placed 4th in 132 and Sheena Gocela took 4th in 101. Lyrica Orosco, Emily Lovett and Kiana Grandclair also competed for Hoisington.

Hoisington girls wrestling finishes as state runner-up

UNDATED (AP) — The Big 12's best team this season meets the league's best — and the nation's best, for that matter — from last season when No. 5 Kansas heads to No. 10 Baylor on Saturday night. The Jayhawks can essentially put away the Bears in the race for the regular-season title with a season sweep of the defending national champions. Texas Tech is also trying to stay alive in the race for the No. 1 seed when it plays TCU on Saturday night.

UNDATED (AP) — The game of the weekend in the Big Ten matches No. 13 Wisconsin against Rutgers in Piscataway, New Jersey, on Saturday. The Badgers hope to avenge their Feb. 12 loss to the Scarlet Knights to set up a Tuesday home game against No. 4 Purdue that could decide the top seed in the conference tournament. Rutgers could use a win to help its NCAA Tournament hopes. The featured women's game has No. 6 Michigan visiting No. 21 Iowa on Sunday. Iowa star Caitlin Clark scored a career-high 46 points in a 98-90 loss at Ann Arbor on Feb. 6.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg will return for a fourth season but has agreed to a pay cut and a reduced buyout if he's fired after next season. Athletic Director Trev Alberts made the announcement on Thursday night. Hoiberg is 21-65 overall and 6-49 in the Big Ten entering a home game against No. 25 Iowa on Friday. The Huskers are 7-20 this season, with just one win in Big Ten play. Hoiberg's salary will be reduced to $3.25 million from $3.50 million, and he will forfeit a $500,000 retention bonus. His contract buyout was reduced from $18.5 million to $11 million.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — Caitlin Clark scored 16 of her 32 points in the fourth quarter and No. 21 Iowa held off Rutgers 87-78. The Hawkeyes had a 15-point lead late in the second quarter and took a 62-54 lead into the fourth quarter. Shug Dickson's second-straight jumper with a minute left made it 81-78. Clark found McKenna Warnock inside to make it 83-78 with 37.4 seconds to play. Rutgers then missed three shots on its next possession. Clark made two free throws with 10.4 to go, stole the ball and made two more from the line. Czinano finished with 23 points on 10-of-11 shooting and Warnock hit five 3-pointers and scored 19 points for the Hawkeyes. Dickson had 19 points for Rutgers.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Creighton freshman Ryan Nembhard will miss the rest of the season after injuring his right wrist. Nembhard was hurt when he collided with St. John's Posh Alexander during the Bluejays' 81-78 win Wednesday night. Nembhard will require surgery. He started all 27 games for the Bluejays and averaged more than 11 points and four assists.&nbsp;

UNDATED (AP) — The Phoenix Suns have extended their latest winning streak.

UNDATED (AP) — The Big 12's best team this season meets the league's best — and the nation's best, for that matter — from last season when No. 5 Kansas heads to No. 10 Baylor on Saturday night. The Jayhawks can essentially put away the Bears in the race for the regular-season title with a season sweep of the defending national champions. Texas Tech is also trying to stay alive in the race for the No. 1 seed when it plays TCU on Saturday night.UNDATED (AP) — The game of the weekend in the Big Ten matches No. 13 Wisconsin against Rutgers in Piscataway, New Jersey, on Saturday. The Badgers hope to avenge their Feb. 12 loss to the Scarlet Knights to set up a Tuesday home game against No. 4 Purdue that could decide the top seed in the conference tournament. Rutgers could use a win to help its NCAA Tournament hopes. The featured women's game has No. 6 Michigan visiting No. 21 Iowa on Sunday. Iowa star Caitlin Clark scored a career-high 46 points in a 98-90 loss at Ann Arbor on Feb. 6.LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg will return for a fourth season but has agreed to a pay cut and a reduced buyout if he's fired after next season. Athletic Director Trev Alberts made the announcement on Thursday night. Hoiberg is 21-65 overall and 6-49 in the Big Ten entering a home game against No. 25 Iowa on Friday. The Huskers are 7-20 this season, with just one win in Big Ten play. Hoiberg's salary will be reduced to $3.25 million from $3.50 million, and he will forfeit a $500,000 retention bonus. His contract buyout was reduced from $18.5 million to $11 million.PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — Caitlin Clark scored 16 of her 32 points in the fourth quarter and No. 21 Iowa held off Rutgers 87-78. The Hawkeyes had a 15-point lead late in the second quarter and took a 62-54 lead into the fourth quarter. Shug Dickson's second-straight jumper with a minute left made it 81-78. Clark found McKenna Warnock inside to make it 83-78 with 37.4 seconds to play. Rutgers then missed three shots on its next possession. Clark made two free throws with 10.4 to go, stole the ball and made two more from the line. Czinano finished with 23 points on 10-of-11 shooting and Warnock hit five 3-pointers and scored 19 points for the Hawkeyes. Dickson had 19 points for Rutgers.OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Creighton freshman Ryan Nembhard will miss the rest of the season after injuring his right wrist. Nembhard was hurt when he collided with St. John's Posh Alexander during the Bluejays' 81-78 win Wednesday night. Nembhard will require surgery. He started all 27 games for the Bluejays and averaged more than 11 points and four assists.&nbsp;<h2>Update on the latest sports</h2>NBA-SCHEDULESuns win againUNDATED (AP) — The Phoenix Suns have extended their latest winning streak.Devin Booker had 25 points, 12 assists and a career-high six steals to help the NBA leaders beat the Thunder 124-104. Booker played point guard with All-Star Chris Paul out with a fractured right thumb. Booker finished with a season-high assist total.Cameron Johnson and Mikal Bridges each added 21 points for the Suns, who have won eight straight and 19 of 20 to improve to 49-10.Checking out Thursday's other NBA games:— The Warriors clobbered the Trail Blazers, 132-95 as Stephen Curry had 18 points and 14 assists. Klay Thompson also had 18 points for Golden State, which dropped four of five just before the All-Star break. The Warriors led by 37 points in the second half and rested their starters in the fourth quarter.— Nikola Jokic (nih-KOH'-lah YOH'-kihch) had 25 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists for the Nuggets in a 128-110 victory against the Kings. Jokic had eight points in the fourth quarter and fed Monte Morris for a layup that extended Denver's lead to 116-100. Will Barton dropped in 31 points in the Nuggets' fourth win in a row.— DeMar DeRozan scored 37 points and the Eastern Conference-leading Bulls squeezed by the Hawks, 112-108. DeRozan pushed his league-record of scoring at least 35 points while shooting 50% or better to eight consecutive games. The five-time All-Star made 15 of 21 shots and had five points in the final minute, helping the Bulls pull out their sixth straight victory.— D'Angelo Russell had 23 of his 37 points in the fourth quarter, including a tiebreaking 3-pointer with 1:23 left in the Timberwolves' 119-114 victory against the Grizzlies. Karl-Anthony Towns added 22 points and 11 rebounds and Malik Beasley had 17 points on 5-for-7 shooting from 3-point range for Minnesota. Memphis All-Star Ja (jah) Morant was not at full strength after getting hurt in the third quarter, finishing with 20 points despite shooting 7 for 25.— Cade Cunningham hit four free throws in the final 46 seconds to lead the Pistons to a 106-103 victory over the Cavaliers. Lauri Markkanen split two free throws to put the Cavaliers up 103-102 with 1:01 to play before Cunningham made a pair to put Detroit back in front. Hamidou Diallo led Detroit with 21 points and Cunningham added 17.— Jayson Tatum dropped in 30 points and the Celtics routed the Nets for the second time this month, 129-106. Jaylen Brown added 18 points and Marcus Smart had 15 in Boston's 10th win in 11 games. Seth Curry scored 22 points and Bruce Brown had 15 as Brooklyn lost for the 13th time in 15 games.T25 MEN'S BASKETBALL-SCHEDULEZags beat Dons again to stretch win streakUNDATED (AP) — Top-ranked Gonzaga has run its winning streak to 17 games.Chet Holmgren had 21 points and 15 rebounds as the Bulldogs beat San Francisco, 89-73. Drew Timme (TIH'-mee) just missed a triple-double with 20 points, nine rebounds and eight assists. Julian Strawther added 15 points for the 24-2 Zags which is 13-0 in the West Coast Conference after beating the Dons for the 23rd straight time.Also in top-25 men's basketball:— Azuolas Tubelis had 23 points as second-ranked Arizona won its ninth consecutive game, a 97-77 romp over Utah. Kerr Kriisa (KREE'-sah) just missed a triple-double, finishing with 21 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds for the Wildcats.— De'Vion Harmon had 17 points and six rebounds as Oregon edged 12th-ranked UCLA, 68-63. Jacob Young had 14 points and six assists as the Ducks solidified their hold on an NCAA berth by improving to 18-10.— Freshman Malaki Branham poured 31 points to lift 22nd-rated Ohio State to an 86-83 win over No. 15 Illinois. Buckeyes forward E.J. Liddell delivered 21 points and six boards after being listed as questionable with the flu before the game.— Forward KJ Williams had 30 points on 12-for-19 shooting as No. 19 Murray State stifled Belmont, 76-43 to claimed the Ohio Valley Conference regular-season title. Tevin Brown added 15 points, eight rebounds and three assists to the Racers' 17th consecutive win.— Logan Johnson scored 14 points and Kyle Bowen chipped in 12 as No. 23 Saint Mary's beat San Diego, 60-46 to clinch the second seed in the West Coast Conference tourney. Matthias Tass had 10 points and nine rebounds for Saint Mary's, and Tommy Kuhse added 10 points.NHL-SCHEDULERangers beat Caps, pass Pens in standingsUNDATED (AP) — The New York Rangers have moved into second place in the NHL's Metropolitan Division, three points behind idle Carolina.Alexis Lafrenière (lah-frehn-YEHR') and Mika Zibanejad (MEE'-kah zih-BAN'-eh-jad) each had a goal and an assist in the Rangers' fifth win in six games, 4-1 against the Capitals. Chris Kreider and Barclay Goodrow also scored and Igor Shesterkin stopped 36 shots to help New York improve to 9-1-2 in its last 12 at home. Alex Ovechkin scored and Ilya Samsonov (sam-SOH'-nahv) had 17 saves for Washington.Elsewhere on NHL ice:— Cole Sillinger and Justin Danforth scored 10 seconds apart in the third period as the Blue Jackets doubled up the Panthers, 6-3. Oliver Bjorkstrand, Gabriel Carlsson, Boone Jenner and Patrik Laine (LY'-nay) also scored to help Columbus beat Florida for the first time in nine games and extend their winning streak to a season-best four games. Jakub Voracek had two assists and J-F Berube stopped 39 shots.— Jesper Bratt (YEHS'-pur braht), Nico Hischier (HEE'-shur) and Jack Hughes each had three points as the Devils ripped the Penguins, 6-1 in Pittsburgh. Bratt led the way with two goals and an assist in New Jersey's third win in 12 games. Hischier had a goal and two assists, while Hughes set up three tallies.— Auston Matthews took over the NHL goal-scoring lead by netting his 35th and 36th in the Maple Leafs' first win in four games, 3-1 versus the Wild. Matthews broke a tie midway through the third period, putting him one goal ahead of Edmonton's Connor McDavid. Alex Kerfoot added an empty-netter and Petr Mrazek (muh-RA'-zehk) made 29 saves for Toronto.— The Bruins were 3-2 winners over the Kraken on Jake DeBrusk's goal 33 seconds into overtime. David Pastrnak (PAHS'-tur-nahk) scored his 28th of the season and 20th in the last 23 games early in the second period to give Boston a 2-1 lead. The B's began a lengthy road trip with their third straight win and welcomed Brad Marchand back from a six-game suspension.— Mikael Granlund scored the lone goal of a four-round shootout, helping the Predators topple the Stars by a 2-1 margin. Philip Tomasino scored in regulation for Nashville in its second straight win. Jason Robertson tallied for Dallas, which is trying to climb into playoff contention.— The Flames' 10-game winning streak is over after J.T. Miller scored on a penalty shot and finished with two goals and two assists in the Canucks' 7-1 dismantling of Calgary. Elias Pettersson had two goals and an assist, Bo Horvat scored twice and Conor Garland added a goal for Vancouver. The lopsided loss comes after the Flames outscored their opponents, 43-14 during the streak.— Logan Couture (koo-TOOR') was the only scorer in the shootout and James Reimer made 44 saves as the Sharks beat the Islanders, 4-3 to end a seven-game losing streak. Couture also scored in regulation as San Jose let two leads slip away in regulation but managed to win for the first time since Jan. 26. Alexander Barabanov and rookie Jasper Weatherby also scored for the Sharks.NHL-NEWSHurricanes lose DeAngelo to injuryRALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Carolina Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour said defenseman Tony DeAngelo could miss a month due to an injury that he described as "something in his midsection."DeAngelo left the Hurricanes' victory Monday night in Philadelphia early. He has nine goals and 40 points this season to lead Carolina's defensemen.MLB-NEWSLabor talks resume with MLB deadline loomingJUPITER, Fla. (AP) — The two sides in the major league lockout met for the fourth straight day at Roger Dean Stadium, the idle spring training home of the Miami Marlins and the St. Louis Cardinals.The union made proposals in two small areas, narrowing the number of young players who could earn additional major league service for accomplishments and loosening the union's proposed restrictions on high amateur draft picks in consecutive years. The latter would be an attempt to assist lower revenue teams.They scheduled another day of talks on Friday.MLB told the union that it will cancel regular-season games if a contract is not agreed to by the end of Monday, a deadline the union has not accepted.NFL OBIT-BURROUGHKen Burrough diesHOUSTON (AP) — Former Houston Oilers receiver Ken Burrough has died at 73.Burrough was the 10th overall pick in 1970 by New Orleans, but played just one season for the Saints before being traded to the Oilers. He spent the next 11 seasons in Houston, where he was selected to the Pro Bowl in 1975 and 1977.Burrough led the NFL in receiving yards in 1975 with a career-high 1,063. He piled up 6,906 yards receiving and 47 touchdowns with the Oilers.Burrough was the last NFL player to wear No. 00 as the league restricted the use of Nos. 0 and 00 in 1973. The league allowed players who already had those numbers to retain them until retirement.COLLEGE BASKETBALL-NEBRASKA-HOIBERGHoiberg to stay with cut in payLINCOLN, NEB. (AP) — Nebraska basketball coach Fred Hoiberg will return for a fourth season but has agreed to a pay cut and a reduced buyout if he's fired after next season,Hoiberg is 21-65 overall and 6-49 in the Big Ten. The Huskers have had three straight 20-loss seasons.COLLEGE FOOTBALL-CONFERENCE USA-DEPARTURESMarshall granted restraining order in C-USA arbitration bidCHARLESTON, W.Va (AP) — A judge has granted Marshall University a temporary restraining order against Conference USA after the league filed a request for arbitration in the school's bid to expedite an early move to the Sun Belt. The order prohibits Conference USA from proceeding with arbitration. A judge set another hearing for March 16.Marshall, Old Dominion and Southern Mississippi accepted invitations to the Sun Belt during the fall. Each announced earlier this month they planned to terminate memberships in C-USA on June 30 to join their new conference. C-USA has said the three schools are contractually obligated to stay put for another year.TENNIS-NEWSDjokovic to be replaced at No 1 by Medvedev after Dubai lossUNDATED (AP) — Novak Djokovic will fall from No. 1 in the ATP rankings and be replaced by Daniil Medvedev after losing 6-4, 7-6 to Czech qualifier Jiri Vesely in the quarterfinals of the Dubai Championships. It was Djokovic's first tournament since being deported from Australia last month for not being vaccinated against the coronavirus. That prevented him from being able to defend his Australian Open title.Djokovic's total of 361 weeks in the top spot are the most for any man since the tour's computerized rankings began in 1973.Medvedev on Monday will move up from No. 2 for the first time and become the 27th man to reach No. 1.In other tennis news:— Tennis pro Nick Kyrgios (KEER'-ee-ohs) says he had "suicidal thoughts" and dealt with depression and abuse of drugs and alcohol in the past. He is the latest in a series of high-profile athletes to speak publicly and frankly about their mental health. Kyrgios wrote in a message posted on Instagram he now has a different outlook.UKRAINE TENSIONS-SPORTSAP Source: UEFA to move Champions League final out of RussiaUNDATED (AP) — Russia has been stripped of hosting the Champions League final by UEFA with St. Petersburg replaced by Paris after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.The men's final will still be held on May 28 but now at the 80,000-seat Stade de France after the decision by UEFA's executive committee. The meeting also decided that Russian and Ukrainian clubs and national teams in UEFA competitions will have to play at neutral venues until further notice. The Stade de France last hosted the Champions League final 16 years ago, when Barcelona beat Arsenal in the 2006 final.In another development:Formula One says it is "impossible" to hold a race in Russia later this year following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. F1 had scheduled a race in Sochi on Sept. 25. F1, governing body FIA and the teams agreed not to race there. F1 says in a statement Friday that "it is impossible to hold the Russian Grand Prix in the current circumstances."Meanwhile, Brazilian soccer players from Ukraine's two biggest clubs have issued an appeal to the Brazilian government, saying they are trapped by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. A group of players from Shakhtar Donetsk and Dynamo Kyiv posted a video together with their families from a hotel where they called for support from the Brazilian authorities. The Ukrainian league was suspended indefinitely Thursday after martial law was declared in Ukraine.— Four-time Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel says he won't race in the Russian Grand Prix in September.— The logo of Russian state-owned energy giant Gazprom is being removed from the jerseys of German soccer team Schalke.— The men's professional tennis tour announced that the ATP Challenger tournament that was supposed to be played in Moscow next week "will not take place as scheduled."NFL-AIKMAN-EPSNAikman heading to ESPNUNDATED (AP) — Troy Aikman is expected to become the lead analyst on ESPN's "Monday Night Football" after 22 years with Fox.The New York Post reported that Aikman will sign a five-year deal that would rival the $17.5 million per year Tony Romo is making at CBS.ESPN and Fox had no comment on Aikman's future.PGA-HONDA CLASSICKitiyama surprise leader at PGA NationalPALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Kurt Kitiyama was nearly flawless in th eopening round of the Honda Classic at PGA National.Kitiyama fired a 6-under 64 to take a one-shot lead over Daniel Berger, Chris Kirk and Rory Sabbatini. It was Kitayama's best score in 69 rounds on the PGA Tour, fueled by a career-best run of four consecutive birdies on his second nine.PGA-SAUDI LEAGUENorman accuses PGA commissioner of bullying, intimidating playersUNDATED (AP) — Greg Norman has fired back at the PGA for threatening to exclude players interested in competing in the upstart Saudi golf circuit.Norman accused PGA Commissioner Jay Monahan of "bullying and intimidating" players into staying on the tour and spurning the proposed super league Norman has been working on with the Saudis.Norman runs LIV Golf Investments, the group financed mainly by the Saudi Arabia sovereign wealth fund chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.Monahan said this week that players who sign up for a Saudi golf league will lose their PGA Tour membership and should not expect to get it back.