KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Jerick McKinnon probably shouldn’t have been surprised to spend all season buried on the Chiefs depth chart.

The journeyman running back had been passed over plenty of times before.

Start with those early years in Minnesota, when he backed up Adrian Peterson. An injury to the star running back gave McKinnon a chance, only for the Vikings to give Matt Asiata the starting nod the following week.

Or the later years in Minnesota, when Dalvin Cook was given the top job and tore ligaments in his knee. McKinnon was passed over by Latavius Murray that time, hastening his exit to San Francisco in free agency.

So even though the Chiefs had Clyde Edwards-Helaire atop the depth chart, and Darrel Williams behind him, McKinnon chose to sign with Kansas City after three injury-filled years with the 49ers. He was confident that he would eventually have an opportunity to make a difference, and when that happened, it would be on a Super Bowl contender.

“When you get in a place like that and you are fighting and battling back, the only thing you can do is just put your head down and keep working,” McKinnon said, “and know in the back of your mind that the hard work is going to pay off.”

With Edwards-Helaire still sidelined by a shoulder injury, and Williams dealing with a sore toe, McKinnon got the nod in the wild-card round against Pittsburgh. He responded by carrying 12 times for 61 yards, catching six passes for 81 yards and a score, and gaining more yards from scrimmage than anybody else in the playoffs last weekend.

“I’ve seen it from training camp on that he’s a playmaker,” Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said. “I mean, there’s a reason he’s been a playmaker in this league the last few years here. Obviously, he’s dealt with injuries in his career, and he dealt with a little bit of injury this season, but he’s kept his mindset right. He kept working hard. And I knew with some of the other guys kind of being down and dinged up, he would step up and fill in nicely.”

He’s not the only unsung player on a team that features plenty of superstars.

— Byron Pringle was an undrafted free agent coming out of college that earned his stripes on the practice squad and elbowed his way into the lineup. He had five catches for 37 yards and two touchdowns in the 42-21 win over the Steelers.

— Mike Danna was a fifth-round pick who had one of the Chiefs’ two sacks and two quarterback hits against Pittsburgh.

— L’Jarius Sneed was a fourth-round pick who led the Chiefs in tackles against Pittsburgh, despite playing in the defensive backfield, and helped to blanket wide receivers Diontae Johnson, Chase Claypool and JuJu Smith-Schuster.

Still, it was McKinnon had shined most brightly. His big game against the Steelers followed up a nice performance in their regular-season finale in Denver, when he reached the end zone for the first time with the Chiefs, and puts McKinnon in a position to get just as much work when the Bills arrive on Sunday for a rematch of last season’s AFC title game.

“He gives you all kinds of confidence just by the way he handles himself,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. “He’s a confident guy, he works hard, takes care of himself — smart — and he’s a good athlete. So you felt like if he got in there, he would do a good job. He can catch the football. He can run it. He’s got good vision. So it was good to get him in there.”

NOTES: Williams did not practice Wednesday while Edwards-Helaire practiced in a limited capacity. “He moved around well. We’ll see tomorrow and how he back to backs these things,” Reid said. “We’ll just see how he does going forward.” ... CB Rashad Fenton (back) also did not practice Wednesday. ... The Chiefs released CB Josh Jackson, TE Nakia Griffin-Stewart and LBs Shilique Calhoun and Elijah Sullivan from their practice squad.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Jerick McKinnon probably shouldn’t have been surprised to spend all season buried on the Chiefs depth chart.The journeyman running back had been passed over plenty of times before.Start with those early years in Minnesota, when he backed up Adrian Peterson. An injury to the star running back gave McKinnon a chance, only for the Vikings to give Matt Asiata the starting nod the following week.Or the later years in Minnesota, when Dalvin Cook was given the top job and tore ligaments in his knee. McKinnon was passed over by Latavius Murray that time, hastening his exit to San Francisco in free agency.So even though the Chiefs had Clyde Edwards-Helaire atop the depth chart, and Darrel Williams behind him, McKinnon chose to sign with Kansas City after three injury-filled years with the 49ers. He was confident that he would eventually have an opportunity to make a difference, and when that happened, it would be on a Super Bowl contender.“When you get in a place like that and you are fighting and battling back, the only thing you can do is just put your head down and keep working,” McKinnon said, “and know in the back of your mind that the hard work is going to pay off.”With Edwards-Helaire still sidelined by a shoulder injury, and Williams dealing with a sore toe, McKinnon got the nod in the wild-card round against Pittsburgh. He responded by carrying 12 times for 61 yards, catching six passes for 81 yards and a score, and gaining more yards from scrimmage than anybody else in the playoffs last weekend.“I’ve seen it from training camp on that he’s a playmaker,” Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said. “I mean, there’s a reason he’s been a playmaker in this league the last few years here. Obviously, he’s dealt with injuries in his career, and he dealt with a little bit of injury this season, but he’s kept his mindset right. He kept working hard. And I knew with some of the other guys kind of being down and dinged up, he would step up and fill in nicely.”He’s not the only unsung player on a team that features plenty of superstars.— Byron Pringle was an undrafted free agent coming out of college that earned his stripes on the practice squad and elbowed his way into the lineup. He had five catches for 37 yards and two touchdowns in the 42-21 win over the Steelers.— Mike Danna was a fifth-round pick who had one of the Chiefs’ two sacks and two quarterback hits against Pittsburgh.— L’Jarius Sneed was a fourth-round pick who led the Chiefs in tackles against Pittsburgh, despite playing in the defensive backfield, and helped to blanket wide receivers Diontae Johnson, Chase Claypool and JuJu Smith-Schuster.Still, it was McKinnon had shined most brightly. His big game against the Steelers followed up a nice performance in their regular-season finale in Denver, when he reached the end zone for the first time with the Chiefs, and puts McKinnon in a position to get just as much work when the Bills arrive on Sunday for a rematch of last season’s AFC title game.“He gives you all kinds of confidence just by the way he handles himself,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. “He’s a confident guy, he works hard, takes care of himself — smart — and he’s a good athlete. So you felt like if he got in there, he would do a good job. He can catch the football. He can run it. He’s got good vision. So it was good to get him in there.”NOTES: Williams did not practice Wednesday while Edwards-Helaire practiced in a limited capacity. “He moved around well. We’ll see tomorrow and how he back to backs these things,” Reid said. “We’ll just see how he does going forward.” ... CB Rashad Fenton (back) also did not practice Wednesday. ... The Chiefs released CB Josh Jackson, TE Nakia Griffin-Stewart and LBs Shilique Calhoun and Elijah Sullivan from their practice squad.

Chiefs keep leaning on McKinnon, other unsung players

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Jerick McKinnon probably shouldn’t have been surprised to spend all season buried on the Chiefs depth chart. The journeyman running back had been passed over plenty of times before. But he also wasn't surprised when he finally made the most of his chance in a wild-card win over the Steelers. He carried 12 times for 61 yards, caught six passes for 81 yards and a score and gained more yards from scrimmage than anybody else in the playoffs last weekend. It was the latest starring turn for an unsung player on a team that has plenty of high-profile talent.

STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Rondel Walker buried a 3-pointer with 31 seconds left and added two free throws with 4 seconds remaining as Oklahoma State scored the final seven points of the game to stun TCU 57-56. Oklahoma State (10-7, 3-3 Big 12 Conference) trailed 56-50 after TCU’s Francisco Farabello made two free throws with 1:33 left to play. Tyreek Smith grabbed an offensive rebound, was fouled, and sank two foul shots to pull the Cowboys within four points and Keylan Boone grabbed his own missed 3 and fed Walker for a 3-pointer that pulled OSU within 56-55. Smith blocked a layup try by Jokobe Coles and Walker grabbed the rebound. Walker was fouled by Mike Miles, sank both free throws and then watched TCU’s Damion Baugh miss a 3-pointer off the back iron at the buzzer.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — DeYona Gaston scored 14 points and No. 15 Texas rolled to a 66-48 victory over short-handed No. 7 Iowa State. The Cyclones were missing sisters Aubrey and Ashley Joens due to Big 12 health and safety protocols. Ashley Jones is Iowa State’s leading scorer, with 20.3 points per game, and rebounder, 9.5. Aubrey contributes 9.4 points and 6.9 rebounds. Texas (13-3, 3-2 Big 12) took advantage, holding the Cyclones (16-2, 5-1) to 28% shooting. Gaston hit six of nine shots and also grabbed five rebounds. Emily Ryan led Iowa State with 19 points. Lexi Donarski added 14 points.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield has undergone successful surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder, saying the procedure “went great.” Mayfield initially was hurt in Week 2 and continued to play while wearing a protective harness. He was ineffective at times this season, leading to speculation the Browns could go after another quarterback until general manager Andrew Berry said last week the team is confident Mayfield will bounce back.

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians says he’ll appeal a $50,000 fine imposed by the NFL for slapping the helmet of one of his players during last Sunday’s 31-15 NFC wild-card playoff victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Arians said he was trying to prevent safety Andrew Adams from drawing a penalty for pulling players out of a pile when he stepped a short distance off the sideline and struck the player’s helmet with his hand before trying to push Adams away from Eagles players. Arians said on Monday that he didn’t feel he had done anything wrong.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2021/12/1639997004498.jpeg" alt="" />
 <figcaption></figcaption>
 </figure>KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Jerick McKinnon probably shouldn’t have been surprised to spend all season buried on the Chiefs depth chart. The journeyman running back had been passed over plenty of times before. But he also wasn't surprised when he finally made the most of his chance in a wild-card win over the Steelers. He carried 12 times for 61 yards, caught six passes for 81 yards and a score and gained more yards from scrimmage than anybody else in the playoffs last weekend. It was the latest starring turn for an unsung player on a team that has plenty of high-profile talent.STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Rondel Walker buried a 3-pointer with 31 seconds left and added two free throws with 4 seconds remaining as Oklahoma State scored the final seven points of the game to stun TCU 57-56. Oklahoma State (10-7, 3-3 Big 12 Conference) trailed 56-50 after TCU’s Francisco Farabello made two free throws with 1:33 left to play. Tyreek Smith grabbed an offensive rebound, was fouled, and sank two foul shots to pull the Cowboys within four points and Keylan Boone grabbed his own missed 3 and fed Walker for a 3-pointer that pulled OSU within 56-55. Smith blocked a layup try by Jokobe Coles and Walker grabbed the rebound. Walker was fouled by Mike Miles, sank both free throws and then watched TCU’s Damion Baugh miss a 3-pointer off the back iron at the buzzer.AMES, Iowa (AP) — DeYona Gaston scored 14 points and No. 15 Texas rolled to a 66-48 victory over short-handed No. 7 Iowa State. The Cyclones were missing sisters Aubrey and Ashley Joens due to Big 12 health and safety protocols. Ashley Jones is Iowa State’s leading scorer, with 20.3 points per game, and rebounder, 9.5. Aubrey contributes 9.4 points and 6.9 rebounds. Texas (13-3, 3-2 Big 12) took advantage, holding the Cyclones (16-2, 5-1) to 28% shooting. Gaston hit six of nine shots and also grabbed five rebounds. Emily Ryan led Iowa State with 19 points. Lexi Donarski added 14 points.CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield has undergone successful surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder, saying the procedure “went great.” Mayfield initially was hurt in Week 2 and continued to play while wearing a protective harness. He was ineffective at times this season, leading to speculation the Browns could go after another quarterback until general manager Andrew Berry said last week the team is confident Mayfield will bounce back.TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians says he’ll appeal a $50,000 fine imposed by the NFL for slapping the helmet of one of his players during last Sunday’s 31-15 NFC wild-card playoff victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Arians said he was trying to prevent safety Andrew Adams from drawing a penalty for pulling players out of a pile when he stepped a short distance off the sideline and struck the player’s helmet with his hand before trying to push Adams away from Eagles players. Arians said on Monday that he didn’t feel he had done anything wrong.WEDNESDAY SCORESTOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALLFinal	(2)Auburn	83	Georgia	60	Final	Marquette	57	(11)Villanova	54	Final	(12)Kentucky	64	Texas A&amp;M	58	Final	Alabama	70	(13)LSU	67	Final	(20)Xavier	68	DePaul	67	NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONFinal	Philadelphia	123	Orlando	110	Final	Brooklyn	119	Washington	118	Final	Charlotte	111	Boston	102	Final	Atlanta	134	Minnesota	122	Final	Chicago	117	Cleveland	104	Final	Milwaukee	126	Memphis	114	Final	San Antonio	118	Oklahoma City	96	Final	Dallas	102	Toronto	98	Final	Houston	116	Utah	111	Final	Detroit	133	Sacramento	131	Final OT	Denver	130	L.A. Clippers	128	Final	Indiana	111	L.A. Lakers	104	Final	Miami	104	Portland	92	NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUEFinal	Arizona	4	New Jersey	1	Final	N-Y Rangers	6	Toronto	3	Final	Colorado	2	Anaheim	0

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The Great Bend Boys and Girls wrestling teams picked up dual
victories at Hays Tuesday night.


The Great Bend Boys beat the Indians 45-22 while the Lady Panthers
doubled up the Lady Indians 30-15.


Both squads will be in action this weekend at different locations.
The boys will be in Hays for the two day Bob Kuhn Prairie Classic
while the varsity girls and JV boys wrestle Friday at Rock Creek High
School.

106: Elijah
McCullough (HAYS) over   (GRBE) (For.) 


113: Emanuel Prieto
(GRBE) over Tacoma Augustine (HAYS) (Dec 1-0) 


120: Kaden Spragis
(GRBE) over Brayden Hines (HAYS) (SV-1 13-2) 


126: Avery Wolf
(GRBE) over Cyrus Vajnar (HAYS) (Dec 6-3) 


132: Harley
Zimmerman (HAYS) over Cooper Liles (GRBE) (MD 13-2) 


138: Wyatt Weber
(GRBE) over Adin Flock (HAYS) (Fall 1:19) 


145: Jace Schartz
(GRBE) over Dalton Meyers (HAYS) (Dec 7-2) 


152: Skyler McMullen
(GRBE) over Aaron Weigel (HAYS) (Fall 5:03) 


160: Vaiden Wenrich
(GRBE) over Dalton Dale (HAYS) (Dec 6-3) 


170: Nathan Campbell
(GRBE) over   (HAYS) (For.) 


182: Matthew 
Johnson (GRBE) over Jeremy Garner (HAYS) (Fall 0:55) 


195: Brody
Schnoebelen (GRBE) over Logan Schenberger (HAYS) (Fall 1:21) 220:
Gavin Meyers (HAYS) over Keyven Schroeder (GRBE) (Fall 1:39) 


285: Gavin Nutting
(HAYS) over   (GRBE) (For.)

109: Sarah Zimmerman
(HAYS) over Mayra Gonzalez (GRBE) (Fall 0:53) 


115: Rosa Campos
(GRBE) over Alysa Brown (HAYS) (Fall 0:36) 


120: Addison Otte
(HAYS) over Jaydon Davis (GRBE) (Fall 5:33) 


126: Daizy Gomez
(GRBE) over   (HAYS) (For.) 


132: Breanna
Ridgeway (GRBE) over Katie Gutierrez (HAYS) (Fall 0:53) 


138: Ava Ruiz (HAYS)
over Katie Kuhlman (GRBE) (Dec 7-4) 


143: Sierra Ferguson
(GRBE) over Lexi Burton (HAYS) (Fall 2:36) 


155: Double Forfeit
170: Double Forfeit 


191: Haylee Holinde
(GRBE) over   (HAYS) (For.) 


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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2021/1/1611744919556.jpeg" alt="Results from Hays 1/18/22" />
 <figcaption>Results from Hays 1/18/22</figcaption>
 </figure>
The Great Bend Boys and Girls wrestling teams picked up dual
victories at Hays Tuesday night.
The Great Bend Boys beat the Indians 45-22 while the Lady Panthers
doubled up the Lady Indians 30-15.
Both squads will be in action this weekend at different locations.
The boys will be in Hays for the two day Bob Kuhn Prairie Classic
while the varsity girls and JV boys wrestle Friday at Rock Creek High
School.Great Bend Boys
45 Hays 22106: Elijah
McCullough (HAYS) over (GRBE) (For.) 
113: Emanuel Prieto
(GRBE) over Tacoma Augustine (HAYS) (Dec 1-0) 
120: Kaden Spragis
(GRBE) over Brayden Hines (HAYS) (SV-1 13-2) 
126: Avery Wolf
(GRBE) over Cyrus Vajnar (HAYS) (Dec 6-3) 
132: Harley
Zimmerman (HAYS) over Cooper Liles (GRBE) (MD 13-2) 
138: Wyatt Weber
(GRBE) over Adin Flock (HAYS) (Fall 1:19) 
145: Jace Schartz
(GRBE) over Dalton Meyers (HAYS) (Dec 7-2) 
152: Skyler McMullen
(GRBE) over Aaron Weigel (HAYS) (Fall 5:03) 
160: Vaiden Wenrich
(GRBE) over Dalton Dale (HAYS) (Dec 6-3) 
170: Nathan Campbell
(GRBE) over (HAYS) (For.) 
182: Matthew 
Johnson (GRBE) over Jeremy Garner (HAYS) (Fall 0:55) 
195: Brody
Schnoebelen (GRBE) over Logan Schenberger (HAYS) (Fall 1:21) 220:
Gavin Meyers (HAYS) over Keyven Schroeder (GRBE) (Fall 1:39) 
285: Gavin Nutting
(HAYS) over (GRBE) (For.)Great Bend Girls
30 Hays 15101: Double Forfeit 
109: Sarah Zimmerman
(HAYS) over Mayra Gonzalez (GRBE) (Fall 0:53) 
115: Rosa Campos
(GRBE) over Alysa Brown (HAYS) (Fall 0:36) 
120: Addison Otte
(HAYS) over Jaydon Davis (GRBE) (Fall 5:33) 
126: Daizy Gomez
(GRBE) over (HAYS) (For.) 
132: Breanna
Ridgeway (GRBE) over Katie Gutierrez (HAYS) (Fall 0:53) 
138: Ava Ruiz (HAYS)
over Katie Kuhlman (GRBE) (Dec 7-4) 
143: Sierra Ferguson
(GRBE) over Lexi Burton (HAYS) (Fall 2:36) 
155: Double Forfeit
170: Double Forfeit 
191: Haylee Holinde
(GRBE) over (HAYS) (For.) 
235: Double Forfeit

Panthers sweep Hays in WAC duals

The Great Bend Lady Panthers stayed with No. 9 Dodge City for one quarter Tuesday night trailing 14-12 after the first quarter. Then the talented Red Demons went to work. Dodge outscored Great Bend 16-2 in the second quarter and cruised to a 58-22 Western Athletic Conference victory at the Panther Fieldhouse.

After taking a 30-14 lead into the half, it was 40-22 heading to the final quarter when the Red Demons outscored the Lady Panthers 18-0 to make the score seem more lopsided then it actually was.

Emilee Hall led Great Bend with 12 points while Dodge City's versatile Camree Johnson had 22 points for the Red Demons.

Great Bend falls to 2-8 overall and 0-3 in the Western Athletic Conference. Dodge City Improved to 9-1 and 1-1.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/1/1642567748077.jpeg" alt="Dodge City 58 Great Bend 22" />
 <figcaption>Dodge City 58 Great Bend 22</figcaption>
 </figure>The Great Bend Lady Panthers stayed with No. 9 Dodge City for one quarter Tuesday night trailing 14-12 after the first quarter. Then the talented Red Demons went to work. Dodge outscored Great Bend 16-2 in the second quarter and cruised to a 58-22 Western Athletic Conference victory at the Panther Fieldhouse.After taking a 30-14 lead into the half, it was 40-22 heading to the final quarter when the Red Demons outscored the Lady Panthers 18-0 to make the score seem more lopsided then it actually was.Emilee Hall led Great Bend with 12 points while Dodge City's versatile Camree Johnson had 22 points for the Red Demons.Great Bend falls to 2-8 overall and 0-3 in the Western Athletic Conference. Dodge City Improved to 9-1 and 1-1.

No. 9 Dodge City controls Lady Panthers 58-22

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Mark Smith scored 22 points, Nijel Pack made a go-ahead layup with 1:13 left, and Kansas State held No. 23 Texas scoreless for the final 3 1/2 minutes to rally for a 66-65 win on Tuesday night.

Marcus Carr scored 19 of his season-best 25 points in the second half for Texas but missed a jumper with 2 seconds left, one of Texas’ two chances to take the lead in the final minute. Courtney Ramey also misfired on a potential go-ahead jumper as Texas missed its last four shots from the field.

Pack finished with 16 points and Mike McGuirl added 13 for Kansas State (10-7, 2-4 Big 12), which closed the game with a 6-0 run.

Timmy Allen scored 15 points for Texas (13-5, 3-3), and his layup with 3:32 left put the Longhorns ahead 65-60. He missed two free throws with 2:26 left and Texas leading 65-62. Markquis Nowell followed with two free throws for the Wildcats.

The game was tied at 55 when Texas’ Christian Bishop blocked a driving attempt by Nowell. Carr followed that play with consecutive mid-range jumpers, giving the Longhorns a four-point lead.

Texas led 35-31 after a first half in which both teams got into foul trouble. Each was whistled 12 times. Texas had five players with two fouls while Kansas State had four.

Kansas State: The Wildcats look like a new team lately. They were at full strength for the first time this season during a 62-51 win over No. 18 Texas Tech on Saturday. They were without coach Bruce Webber, two starters and a top substitute because of COVID-19 issues during a 70-57 loss to Texas on Jan. 4, while the Longhorns were missing Andrew Jones.

Texas: The Longhorns continue to struggle from 3-point range. They missed 13 of 17 against Kansas State and are hitting 31% in Big 12 play.

Kansas State: Hosts No. 7 Kansas on Saturday.

Texas: Hosts Oklahoma State on Saturday. The Cowboys beat the Longhorns 64-51 on Jan. 8 in Stillwater.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Mark Smith scored 22 points, Nijel Pack made a go-ahead layup with 1:13 left, and Kansas State held No. 23 Texas scoreless for the final 3 1/2 minutes to rally for a 66-65 win on Tuesday night.Marcus Carr scored 19 of his season-best 25 points in the second half for Texas but missed a jumper with 2 seconds left, one of Texas’ two chances to take the lead in the final minute. Courtney Ramey also misfired on a potential go-ahead jumper as Texas missed its last four shots from the field.Pack finished with 16 points and Mike McGuirl added 13 for Kansas State (10-7, 2-4 Big 12), which closed the game with a 6-0 run.Timmy Allen scored 15 points for Texas (13-5, 3-3), and his layup with 3:32 left put the Longhorns ahead 65-60. He missed two free throws with 2:26 left and Texas leading 65-62. Markquis Nowell followed with two free throws for the Wildcats.The game was tied at 55 when Texas’ Christian Bishop blocked a driving attempt by Nowell. Carr followed that play with consecutive mid-range jumpers, giving the Longhorns a four-point lead.Texas led 35-31 after a first half in which both teams got into foul trouble. Each was whistled 12 times. Texas had five players with two fouls while Kansas State had four.BIG PICTUREKansas State: The Wildcats look like a new team lately. They were at full strength for the first time this season during a 62-51 win over No. 18 Texas Tech on Saturday. They were without coach Bruce Webber, two starters and a top substitute because of COVID-19 issues during a 70-57 loss to Texas on Jan. 4, while the Longhorns were missing Andrew Jones.Texas: The Longhorns continue to struggle from 3-point range. They missed 13 of 17 against Kansas State and are hitting 31% in Big 12 play.UP NEXTKansas State: Hosts No. 7 Kansas on Saturday.Texas: Hosts Oklahoma State on Saturday. The Cowboys beat the Longhorns 64-51 on Jan. 8 in Stillwater.

Smith, Pack lead Kansas State past No. 23 Texas 66-65

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Jalen Wilson scored 16 points, Christian Braun hit a tiebreaking 3-pointer with 10.9 seconds left and No. 7 Kansas defeated Oklahoma 67-64 on Tuesday night.

Braun’s corner 3 gave the Jayhawks a 65-62 lead. They fouled Jordan Goldwire with 6.1 seconds remaining to prevent him from shooting a potential tying 3, and he made both free throws to make it 65-64.

Braun then drained two at the other end with four seconds to go. Oklahoma, out of timeouts, missed a desperation heave from beyond halfcourt that could have forced overtime.

Braun shot his late 3-pointer a bit earlier than Kansas coach Bill Self wanted.

“Well, it won the game, I mean, so I think it’s pretty big,” Self said. “I mean, a tie game and he shoots it five seconds too early. It better — it’s got to go in.”

Braun finished with 15 points and Ochai Agbaji, the Big 12 scoring leader, had all 10 of his points in the final six minutes for the Jayhawks (15-2, 4-1).

Though Kansas won its third straight, Self said he’d like his team to embrace the ugly games more.

“I don’t think we did a great job of that tonight, but we did a good enough job,” he said. “I thought the ball stuck. I didn’t think we did a lot of things very well. But we ... played pretty well the last four minutes, which is obviously the most important stretch of the game.”

Goldwire scored 15 points for Oklahoma (12-6, 2-4), which lost its third in a row. It was a disappointing finish for the Sooners, who nearly pulled off their fourth win over a ranked team this season.

“You can’t forget how this feels because this is where we want to go,” coach Porter Moser said. “We want to win these games.”

Agbaji, who was averaging 20.6 points per game, headed back to the locker room midway through the first half after hurting his left wrist. Oklahoma took advantage and went on an 11-0 run to grab a 28-24 lead.

“Yeah, if he broke his wrist or something, I don’t know what we’d do in that situation,” Self said.

Agbaji returned to the game with his wrist taped, and Kansas recovered to take a 34-32 halftime lead.

Oklahoma rallied, and Umoja Gibson’s nasty step-back into a 3-pointer gave the Sooners a 47-46 lead.

Agbaji scored his first points on a layup that tied it at 52 with about 5:30 to play, and he later made a 3 that evened the game at 58.

Agbaji’s layup with just under a minute left put the Jayhawks up by two, but Goldwire scored in close to tie it 62-all and set up the final sequence.

Kansas: Wilson, averaging 7.8 points per game coming in, stepped forward when Agbaji struggled to score most of the night. Agbaji finished strong and lifted his team when the Sooners had momentum and looked as though they might win it.

Oklahoma: The Sooners continue to battle and give themselves a chance against top teams, but they had no answer for Agbaji down the stretch. Oklahoma played gritty defense and made Kansas work for its points, but the Jayhawks’ superior talent won out in the end.

Self, on his first matchup with Moser after years of facing coach Lon Kruger at Oklahoma: “I actually think it was a lot like playing Lon. A lot of similarities. Guard your man. Not going to get a lot of easy baskets, not going to score in transition. Going to have to make some shots. I thought it was very similar to a Lon-coached team.”

Ogbaji missed his first seven field goal attempts before making his last four.

Kansas: Visits rival Kansas State on Saturday.

Oklahoma: Hosts No. 5 Baylor on Saturday.

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Jalen Wilson scored 16 points, Christian Braun hit a tiebreaking 3-pointer with 10.9 seconds left and No. 7 Kansas defeated Oklahoma 67-64 on Tuesday night.Braun’s corner 3 gave the Jayhawks a 65-62 lead. They fouled Jordan Goldwire with 6.1 seconds remaining to prevent him from shooting a potential tying 3, and he made both free throws to make it 65-64.Braun then drained two at the other end with four seconds to go. Oklahoma, out of timeouts, missed a desperation heave from beyond halfcourt that could have forced overtime.Braun shot his late 3-pointer a bit earlier than Kansas coach Bill Self wanted.“Well, it won the game, I mean, so I think it’s pretty big,” Self said. “I mean, a tie game and he shoots it five seconds too early. It better — it’s got to go in.”Braun finished with 15 points and Ochai Agbaji, the Big 12 scoring leader, had all 10 of his points in the final six minutes for the Jayhawks (15-2, 4-1).Though Kansas won its third straight, Self said he’d like his team to embrace the ugly games more.“I don’t think we did a great job of that tonight, but we did a good enough job,” he said. “I thought the ball stuck. I didn’t think we did a lot of things very well. But we ... played pretty well the last four minutes, which is obviously the most important stretch of the game.”Goldwire scored 15 points for Oklahoma (12-6, 2-4), which lost its third in a row. It was a disappointing finish for the Sooners, who nearly pulled off their fourth win over a ranked team this season.“You can’t forget how this feels because this is where we want to go,” coach Porter Moser said. “We want to win these games.”Agbaji, who was averaging 20.6 points per game, headed back to the locker room midway through the first half after hurting his left wrist. Oklahoma took advantage and went on an 11-0 run to grab a 28-24 lead.Self said X-rays were negative.“Yeah, if he broke his wrist or something, I don’t know what we’d do in that situation,” Self said.Agbaji returned to the game with his wrist taped, and Kansas recovered to take a 34-32 halftime lead.Oklahoma rallied, and Umoja Gibson’s nasty step-back into a 3-pointer gave the Sooners a 47-46 lead.Agbaji scored his first points on a layup that tied it at 52 with about 5:30 to play, and he later made a 3 that evened the game at 58.Agbaji’s layup with just under a minute left put the Jayhawks up by two, but Goldwire scored in close to tie it 62-all and set up the final sequence.THE TAKEAWAYKansas: Wilson, averaging 7.8 points per game coming in, stepped forward when Agbaji struggled to score most of the night. Agbaji finished strong and lifted his team when the Sooners had momentum and looked as though they might win it.Oklahoma: The Sooners continue to battle and give themselves a chance against top teams, but they had no answer for Agbaji down the stretch. Oklahoma played gritty defense and made Kansas work for its points, but the Jayhawks’ superior talent won out in the end.QUOTABLESelf, on his first matchup with Moser after years of facing coach Lon Kruger at Oklahoma: “I actually think it was a lot like playing Lon. A lot of similarities. Guard your man. Not going to get a lot of easy baskets, not going to score in transition. Going to have to make some shots. I thought it was very similar to a Lon-coached team.”TURNAROUNDOgbaji missed his first seven field goal attempts before making his last four.UP NEXTKansas: Visits rival Kansas State on Saturday.Oklahoma: Hosts No. 5 Baylor on Saturday.

Wilson, Braun lead No. 7 Kansas past Oklahoma 67-64

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs had to learn to dink and dunk their way through this entire season, contrary to every instinct of go for broke quarterback Patrick Mahomes, as opposing defenses simply refused to let themselves get beaten deep.

You can bet they relished the opportunity to open up the offense against Pittsburgh on Sunday night.

Mahomes wound up throwing for 404 yards and five touchdowns, most coming in the final three quarters, as the Chiefs turned an early seven-point deficit into a 42-21 rout. It was a vintage performance by the Kansas City offense, a throwback of sorts to the past few years, when Mahomes and his fleet of playmakers made defensive backfields look silly.

“In the playoffs, teams get a little more aggressive,” Mahomes explained. “They played a little bit more single-safety-middle, especially toward the end of the second quarter, and we showed that we can always be explosive. That's who we are. We're going to make big plays happen if we get the looks, and I think over the season we've learned to be patient as well."

In truth, the Chiefs (13-5) probably didn't need quite the fireworks against the Steelers. Their defense simply shut down Ben Roethlisberger in his career finale, allowing the Chiefs to build a 35-7 lead and cruise to the finish.

They likely will need that this Sunday nigh, when they face the equally potent Bills in a rematch of last year's AFC title game.

Buffalo walloped the Chiefs 38-20 earlier this season.

“It's just another team that's holding us back from going to the AFC championship and on to the Super Bowl,” Kansas City defensive tackle Frank Clark said. “We just have to go out there and compete. I believe execution is going to be important. It's going to be one of the main keys to victory, executing our assignments and going out there and competing.”

Travis Kelce the receiver caught five passes for 108 yards and a score. Kelce the quarterback threw a 2-yard TD pass to Bryon Pringle. In doing so, Kelce the tight end became the first NFL player to throw a touchdown pass, catch a touchdown pass and have at least 100 yards receiving in a single playoff game.

“I don’t think I have ever had the (courage) to tell coach (Andy) Reid that I was a high school all-league player,” said Kelce, who also played a bit of quarterback in college. "That really doesn’t mean much at this level. He knew that I could throw the ball since the first day I got there. It just took me a while to get a completion.”

Despite the offensive output, the Chiefs actually punted on their first three possessions Sunday night. Not exactly well, either. Tommy Townsend averaged just 34.5 yards with a long of 41 for the game.

Clyde Edwards-Helaire missed another game with a shoulder injury and backup Darrel Williams was dealing with a sore toe. So the start went to Jerick McKinnon, who had perhaps the best game by a Kansas City running back this season. McKinnon ran 12 times for 61 yards and caught six passes for 81 yards and a touchdown.

“Every day you have something to prove in this league,” he said. "I just wanted to prove to my teammates and my coaches that I can get the job done. My teammates allowed me to do that.”

The Chiefs had high hopes for Josh Gordon when they signed the former All-Pro wide receiver as a reclamation project early in the season. He wasn't even active on Sunday as the Chiefs went with journeyman Daurice Fountain instead.

Edwards-Helaire tried to return against Pittsburgh but only managed to practice once last week. CB Rashad Fenton also was inactive on Sunday after he complained of a shoulder injury during pregame warmups.

5 — The Chiefs have won five consecutive playoff games at Arrowhead Stadium, including the last two AFC title games, the longest streak in franchise history. One more win would move the Chiefs into a tie with the Broncos for the 10th-best streak since the 1970 merger. Five consecutive games are also the longest active streak in the NFL.

The Chiefs beat the Bills 38-24 in last year's AFC title game, but these are two very different teams. Josh Allen shredded the Chiefs for three touchdowns passing and two rushing when Buffalo rolled past Kansas City in October.

“We’re expecting a fight. We’re expecting a battle,” Mahomes said. "They have a great offense, great defense, great special teams, and we played them in the AFC championship last year, and we know that it’s going to be another fight for us if we want to try to move on to the AFC championship game this year.”

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs had to learn to dink and dunk their way through this entire season, contrary to every instinct of go for broke quarterback Patrick Mahomes, as opposing defenses simply refused to let themselves get beaten deep.You can bet they relished the opportunity to open up the offense against Pittsburgh on Sunday night.Mahomes wound up throwing for 404 yards and five touchdowns, most coming in the final three quarters, as the Chiefs turned an early seven-point deficit into a 42-21 rout. It was a vintage performance by the Kansas City offense, a throwback of sorts to the past few years, when Mahomes and his fleet of playmakers made defensive backfields look silly.“In the playoffs, teams get a little more aggressive,” Mahomes explained. “They played a little bit more single-safety-middle, especially toward the end of the second quarter, and we showed that we can always be explosive. That's who we are. We're going to make big plays happen if we get the looks, and I think over the season we've learned to be patient as well."In truth, the Chiefs (13-5) probably didn't need quite the fireworks against the Steelers. Their defense simply shut down Ben Roethlisberger in his career finale, allowing the Chiefs to build a 35-7 lead and cruise to the finish.They likely will need that this Sunday nigh, when they face the equally potent Bills in a rematch of last year's AFC title game.Buffalo walloped the Chiefs 38-20 earlier this season.“It's just another team that's holding us back from going to the AFC championship and on to the Super Bowl,” Kansas City defensive tackle Frank Clark said. “We just have to go out there and compete. I believe execution is going to be important. It's going to be one of the main keys to victory, executing our assignments and going out there and competing.”WHAT’S WORKINGTravis Kelce the receiver caught five passes for 108 yards and a score. Kelce the quarterback threw a 2-yard TD pass to Bryon Pringle. In doing so, Kelce the tight end became the first NFL player to throw a touchdown pass, catch a touchdown pass and have at least 100 yards receiving in a single playoff game.“I don’t think I have ever had the (courage) to tell coach (Andy) Reid that I was a high school all-league player,” said Kelce, who also played a bit of quarterback in college. "That really doesn’t mean much at this level. He knew that I could throw the ball since the first day I got there. It just took me a while to get a completion.”WHAT NEEDS HELPDespite the offensive output, the Chiefs actually punted on their first three possessions Sunday night. Not exactly well, either. Tommy Townsend averaged just 34.5 yards with a long of 41 for the game.STOCK UPClyde Edwards-Helaire missed another game with a shoulder injury and backup Darrel Williams was dealing with a sore toe. So the start went to Jerick McKinnon, who had perhaps the best game by a Kansas City running back this season. McKinnon ran 12 times for 61 yards and caught six passes for 81 yards and a touchdown.“Every day you have something to prove in this league,” he said. "I just wanted to prove to my teammates and my coaches that I can get the job done. My teammates allowed me to do that.”STOCK DOWNThe Chiefs had high hopes for Josh Gordon when they signed the former All-Pro wide receiver as a reclamation project early in the season. He wasn't even active on Sunday as the Chiefs went with journeyman Daurice Fountain instead.INJURIESEdwards-Helaire tried to return against Pittsburgh but only managed to practice once last week. CB Rashad Fenton also was inactive on Sunday after he complained of a shoulder injury during pregame warmups.KEY NUMBER5 — The Chiefs have won five consecutive playoff games at Arrowhead Stadium, including the last two AFC title games, the longest streak in franchise history. One more win would move the Chiefs into a tie with the Broncos for the 10th-best streak since the 1970 merger. Five consecutive games are also the longest active streak in the NFL.NEXT STEPSThe Chiefs beat the Bills 38-24 in last year's AFC title game, but these are two very different teams. Josh Allen shredded the Chiefs for three touchdowns passing and two rushing when Buffalo rolled past Kansas City in October.“We’re expecting a fight. We’re expecting a battle,” Mahomes said. "They have a great offense, great defense, great special teams, and we played them in the AFC championship last year, and we know that it’s going to be another fight for us if we want to try to move on to the AFC championship game this year.”

Chiefs open up offense against Pittsburgh, eye Buffalo next

A pivotal second half stretch Monday night sent the Barton Community College men's basketball team to a 94-84 loss at Garden City Community College.

Trailing by four at the halftime break and down by just six points five minutes later, the Cougars played catch up the final nine minutes as Garden City broke open the contest behind an 18-2 stretch including a 13-0 run digging Barton a twenty-one point hole.  The Cougars hung around to eventually close the deficit into single digits for the final four minutes but couldn't draw any closer than eight as Garden City would hold on for their fifth straight victory of the season.

The loss drops Barton to 4-8 in conference and 10-8 overall while Garden City improves to 7-5 in league and 13-5 on the year.

The Cougars look to rebound following a few days rest in welcoming Cowley College to the Barton Gym on Saturday in a 4:00 p.m. tip-off.

A late banked in free throw signified an unfitting end Monday night as the Barton Community College women's basketball team had one slip away in a 45-44 loss at Garden City Community College.

The Cougars' three point cushion in the final ninety seconds slid away with Barton mustering just a pair of Morgan Meyers free throws in being outscored 6-2 down the stretch.  The Broncbusters produced a timely 16' jumper for the tie in the final fifty seconds before later kissing the back end of a pair of charity tosses off the glass for the game winner with eight ticks remaining as Barton's open look three-pointer rimmed out as time expired.

Barton's 4-game win streak came to an end with the loss, falling to 7-6 in conference and 10-9 overall while Garden City improves to 7-5 in league and 12-5 on the year.

The Cougars look to rebound following a few days rest in welcoming Cowley College to the Barton Gym on Saturday in a 2:00 p.m. tip-off.

Brennan Kirchhoff led the Cougars with 11 points as Jenny Nkem Womsi dropped 10 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for her 7th double-double of the year.

Garden City also had just two players reach double-figures, Donetria McGee leading the way with 17 points while Kealini Neves' late game tying jumper ended her 10 point night.

<div><a href="https://www.bartonsports.com/information/boosterclub/index"><img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2021/11/1635967480149.jpeg"></a></div>By Todd Moore - Bartonsports.comGarden City Men 94 Barton 84A pivotal second half stretch Monday night sent the Barton Community College men's basketball team to a 94-84 loss at Garden City Community College.Trailing by four at the halftime break and down by just six points five minutes later, the Cougars played catch up the final nine minutes as Garden City broke open the contest behind an 18-2 stretch including a 13-0 run digging Barton a twenty-one point hole. The Cougars hung around to eventually close the deficit into single digits for the final four minutes but couldn't draw any closer than eight as Garden City would hold on for their fifth straight victory of the season.The loss drops Barton to 4-8 in conference and 10-8 overall while Garden City improves to 7-5 in league and 13-5 on the year.The Cougars look to rebound following a few days rest in welcoming Cowley College to the Barton Gym on Saturday in a 4:00 p.m. tip-off.Garden City Women 45 Barton 44A late banked in free throw signified an unfitting end Monday night as the Barton Community College women's basketball team had one slip away in a 45-44 loss at Garden City Community College.The Cougars' three point cushion in the final ninety seconds slid away with Barton mustering just a pair of Morgan Meyers free throws in being outscored 6-2 down the stretch. The Broncbusters produced a timely 16' jumper for the tie in the final fifty seconds before later kissing the back end of a pair of charity tosses off the glass for the game winner with eight ticks remaining as Barton's open look three-pointer rimmed out as time expired.Barton's 4-game win streak came to an end with the loss, falling to 7-6 in conference and 10-9 overall while Garden City improves to 7-5 in league and 12-5 on the year.The Cougars look to rebound following a few days rest in welcoming Cowley College to the Barton Gym on Saturday in a 2:00 p.m. tip-off.Brennan Kirchhoff led the Cougars with 11 points as Jenny Nkem Womsi dropped 10 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for her 7th double-double of the year.Garden City also had just two players reach double-figures, Donetria McGee leading the way with 17 points while Kealini Neves' late game tying jumper ended her 10 point night.

Garden City Men 94, Barton 84; Garden Women 45, Barton 44

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs had to learn to dink and dunk their way through this entire season so you can bet they relished the chance to open up the offense against Pittsburgh on Sunday night. The Chiefs used a series of big plays to roll to a 42-21 victory in the wild-card round. They'll probably need more of the same this Sunday night when they face the equally potent Bills in the divisional round at Arrowhead Stadium. It's a rematch of last season's AFC title game won by the Chiefs and an October matchup in Kansas City that the Bills won in a 38-20 rout.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Matthew Stafford passed for 202 yards and two touchdowns in his first playoff victory and the Los Angeles Rams roared out of the wild-card round with a 34-11 win over the Arizona Cardinals. The Rams will visit the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday for a spot in the NFC championship game. Odell Beckham Jr. and Cooper Kupp made touchdown catches for the NFC West champion Rams while they jumped to a boisterous 28-0 lead.

UNDATED (AP) — The Las Vegas Raiders have fired general manager Mike Mayock after three seasons and will begin a search for a coach and GM following their second playoff berth in the past 19 seasons. The Raiders announced the move to get rid of Mayock today, two days after losing their wild-card playoff game to Cincinnati 26-19. Coach Jon Gruden brought Mayock in to replace Reggie McKenzie following the 2018 season but the Raiders had spotty results in the draft and free agency in recent years.

UNDATED (AP) — Preseason No. 1 Gonzaga has climbed back to the top of The Associated Press men’s basketball poll, ending Baylor’s five-week run. The Bulldogs got 25 first-place votes, 11 fewer than No. 2 Auburn, but edged the Tigers in overall points to take the top spot. Auburn has its highest ranking since reaching No. 2 in 1999-2000 after moving up two spots. Arizona, Purdue and Baylor round out the top five. A wild week of upsets led to big changes in the AP Top 25. Baylor saw its 21-game winning streak end with consecutive losses and 13 ranked teams lost last week, including nine on Saturday. Baylor plunged four spots to No. 5 while Southern California toppled 11 places to No. 16.

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 </figure>KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs had to learn to dink and dunk their way through this entire season so you can bet they relished the chance to open up the offense against Pittsburgh on Sunday night. The Chiefs used a series of big plays to roll to a 42-21 victory in the wild-card round. They'll probably need more of the same this Sunday night when they face the equally potent Bills in the divisional round at Arrowhead Stadium. It's a rematch of last season's AFC title game won by the Chiefs and an October matchup in Kansas City that the Bills won in a 38-20 rout.INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Matthew Stafford passed for 202 yards and two touchdowns in his first playoff victory and the Los Angeles Rams roared out of the wild-card round with a 34-11 win over the Arizona Cardinals. The Rams will visit the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday for a spot in the NFC championship game. Odell Beckham Jr. and Cooper Kupp made touchdown catches for the NFC West champion Rams while they jumped to a boisterous 28-0 lead.UNDATED (AP) — The Las Vegas Raiders have fired general manager Mike Mayock after three seasons and will begin a search for a coach and GM following their second playoff berth in the past 19 seasons. The Raiders announced the move to get rid of Mayock today, two days after losing their wild-card playoff game to Cincinnati 26-19. Coach Jon Gruden brought Mayock in to replace Reggie McKenzie following the 2018 season but the Raiders had spotty results in the draft and free agency in recent years.UNDATED (AP) — Preseason No. 1 Gonzaga has climbed back to the top of The Associated Press men’s basketball poll, ending Baylor’s five-week run. The Bulldogs got 25 first-place votes, 11 fewer than No. 2 Auburn, but edged the Tigers in overall points to take the top spot. Auburn has its highest ranking since reaching No. 2 in 1999-2000 after moving up two spots. Arizona, Purdue and Baylor round out the top five. A wild week of upsets led to big changes in the AP Top 25. Baylor saw its 21-game winning streak end with consecutive losses and 13 ranked teams lost last week, including nine on Saturday. Baylor plunged four spots to No. 5 while Southern California toppled 11 places to No. 16.MONDAY SCORESNATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYOFFSFinal	L.A. Rams	34	Arizona	11	TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALLFinal	(4)Purdue	96	(17)Illinois	88NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATIONFinal	Boston	104	New Orleans	92	Final	Charlotte	97	New York	87	Final	Washington	117	Philadelphia	98	Final	Cleveland	114	Brooklyn	107	Final	Memphis	119	Chicago	106	Final	L.A. Clippers	139	Indiana	133	Final	Atlanta	121	Milwaukee	114	Final	Portland	98	Orlando	88	Final	Miami	104	Toronto	99	Final	Phoenix	121	San Antonio	107	Final	Dallas	104	Oklahoma City	102	Final	L.A. Lakers	101	Utah	95	NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUENew Jersey	at	Toronto	7 p.m.	(Postponed)Final OT	Detroit	3	Buffalo	2	Final SO	Colorado	4	Minnesota	3	Final	Arizona	5	Montreal	2	Final	San Jose	6	Los Angeles	2	Final SO	Seattle	3	Chicago	2	Final	N-Y Islanders	4	Philadelphia	1	Final	St. Louis	5	Nashville	3	Final	Pittsburgh	5	Vegas	3

Tuesday Sports Headlines and Scores presented by Barton Community College

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 16, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking

Others receiving votes: Iowa 56, BYU 50, Davidson 34, Alabama 26, San Diego St. 25, Miami 21, Oregon 15, West Virginia 14, Colorado St. 13, Texas A&amp;M 10, Oklahoma 7, TCU 4, North Carolina 2, Indiana 2.

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 16, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous rankingRecord	Pts	Prv1. Gonzaga (25)	14-2	1486	22. Auburn (36)	16-1	1482	43. Arizona	14-1	1320	64. Purdue	14-2	1255	75. Baylor	15-2	1238	16. Duke	14-2	1205	87. Kansas	14-2	1192	98. Wisconsin	14-2	1056	139. UCLA	11-2	1041	310. Houston	15-2	1036	1111. Villanova	13-4	908	1412. Kentucky	14-3	804	1813. LSU	15-2	738	1214. Michigan St.	14-3	681	1015. Iowa St.	14-3	665	1516. Southern Cal	14-2	618	517. Illinois	13-3	521	2518. Texas Tech	13-4	509	1919. Ohio St.	11-4	465	1620. Xavier	13-3	427	1721. Providence	14-2	350	2322. Loyola Chicago	13-2	193	-23. Texas	13-4	185	2124. Tennessee	11-5	98	2225. UConn	11-4	73	-Others receiving votes: Iowa 56, BYU 50, Davidson 34, Alabama 26, San Diego St. 25, Miami 21, Oregon 15, West Virginia 14, Colorado St. 13, Texas A&amp;M 10, Oklahoma 7, TCU 4, North Carolina 2, Indiana 2.

Kansas 7th in latest AP Poll

The Barton Community College track and field teams opened up the 2022 indoor season on Friday with eleven national qualifying performances competing in the Ted Nelson Invitational hosted by Texas A&amp;M University in College Station, Texas.

The Cougars captured two events amongst their pair of personal bests and five national qualifying performances including a program top ten effort while the Lady Cougars posted three personal bests and six performances punching an early trip to nationals.

Barton heads back to Texas again on Friday, traveling to Lubbock for the Red Raider Open.

Elijah Mosley made an impressionable Cougar debut in the 400m, clocking a runner-up 47.14 time for tenth best in program history in grabbing the country's early top two-year collegiate time.

Ali Moore won the twenty-six entry 60m in a time of 6.76 for a new personal best and a fifth place national ranking.

Almond Small beat out twenty-four competitors in the 200m with a 21.71 clocking as Moore posted his second personal best of the day in a fourth place 21.84 time.

Brandon Lloyd and Giovanni Gutierrez finished first and third in the shot put respectively, Lloyd with a 16.63m (54-06.25) mark while Gutierrez finished just a quarter of an inch from second place with a 15.79m (51-09.75) toss.

In the women's shot put, just like the men in chalking up the early first and third place marks in the nation, Kelsie Murrell-Ross' debut recorded a leading 13.86m (45-05-75) mark in placing third on Friday while Jada Sewell's 12.76m (41-10.50) placed eighth in the event.

On the track Jayda Dillon had a strong showing in clocking a personal best 7.85 in the 60m preliminary round, placing fifth overall of the twenty-seven member field with a eyelash slower 7.86.

Danae Nembhard, who would edge out Dillon for seventh place of the 200m, took third in 60m hurdles with a national qualifying 8.78 time with Ashanti Harvey taking seventh in 9.21 of the twenty-five hurdle field.

Naiya Morgan had a solid fifth place 400m debut with a national qualifying 57.31 time while Kayan Green clocked a personal best 5:29.03 1-mile time in place 9th.

Both 4x400m relay teams clocked nationally qualifying times, the men with second best 3:15.01 in taking third place while the women clocked a third best 3:59.44 in placing fourth.

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 </figure>The Barton Community College track and field teams opened up the 2022 indoor season on Friday with eleven national qualifying performances competing in the Ted Nelson Invitational hosted by Texas A&amp;M University in College Station, Texas.The Cougars captured two events amongst their pair of personal bests and five national qualifying performances including a program top ten effort while the Lady Cougars posted three personal bests and six performances punching an early trip to nationals.Barton heads back to Texas again on Friday, traveling to Lubbock for the Red Raider Open.HighlightsElijah Mosley made an impressionable Cougar debut in the 400m, clocking a runner-up 47.14 time for tenth best in program history in grabbing the country's early top two-year collegiate time.Ali Moore won the twenty-six entry 60m in a time of 6.76 for a new personal best and a fifth place national ranking.Almond Small beat out twenty-four competitors in the 200m with a 21.71 clocking as Moore posted his second personal best of the day in a fourth place 21.84 time.Brandon Lloyd and Giovanni Gutierrez finished first and third in the shot put respectively, Lloyd with a 16.63m (54-06.25) mark while Gutierrez finished just a quarter of an inch from second place with a 15.79m (51-09.75) toss.In the women's shot put, just like the men in chalking up the early first and third place marks in the nation, Kelsie Murrell-Ross' debut recorded a leading 13.86m (45-05-75) mark in placing third on Friday while Jada Sewell's 12.76m (41-10.50) placed eighth in the event.On the track Jayda Dillon had a strong showing in clocking a personal best 7.85 in the 60m preliminary round, placing fifth overall of the twenty-seven member field with a eyelash slower 7.86.Danae Nembhard, who would edge out Dillon for seventh place of the 200m, took third in 60m hurdles with a national qualifying 8.78 time with Ashanti Harvey taking seventh in 9.21 of the twenty-five hurdle field.Naiya Morgan had a solid fifth place 400m debut with a national qualifying 57.31 time while Kayan Green clocked a personal best 5:29.03 1-mile time in place 9th.Both 4x400m relay teams clocked nationally qualifying times, the men with second best 3:15.01 in taking third place while the women clocked a third best 3:59.44 in placing fourth.Barton Athletics

Reloaded Cougars debut with eleven national qualifying performances

WICHITA, Kan. -- One of these days Wichita State will catch a break in a close game against Cincinnati.

The visiting Bearcats scored the last five points to leave Charles Koch Arena with 61-57 victory.

David DeJulius scored 18 points, including the go-ahead basket with 2:18 to play for Cincinnati (13-5, 3-2 American).

The Bearcats have won eight of the 10 AAC era meetings between the teams. Six of those UC wins have come down to the final possession.

Tyson Etienne had 14 points and six assists to lead the Shockers (9-7, 0-4) who were playing without starting point guard Craig Porter Jr. (health &amp; safety protocol).

Morris Udeze put up 12 points and 11 rebounds and Ricky Council IV added 11 points.

WSU dropped a third-straight game at home for the first time since the 2007-08 season and dipped to 0-4 in league play for the first time since an 0-6 MVC start in 2008-09.

The Shockers surrendered just 12 points in the paint and out-rebounded the visitors 39-32.

The Bearcats converted just 6-of-21 attempts from inside the lane but atoned by knocking down jump shot after jump shot -- 6-of-10 from mid-range and 10-of-26 from three.

Cincinnati's 10 triples were the most by a Shocker opponent all season. WSU had limited foes to conference-best 28.7 percent coming in.

DeJulius (3-for-4), Hayden Koval (3-for-5) and John Newman II (2-for-3) did much of the damage for the Bearcats.

The Shockers hit the road for back-to-back games: Wednesday at Temple (6 p.m. CT, ESPN+) and Sunday at SMU (4 p.m. CT, ESPN2).

WICHITA, Kan. -- One of these days Wichita State will catch a break in a close game against Cincinnati.Sunday wasn't that day.The visiting Bearcats scored the last five points to leave Charles Koch Arena with 61-57 victory.David DeJulius scored 18 points, including the go-ahead basket with 2:18 to play for Cincinnati (13-5, 3-2 American).The Bearcats have won eight of the 10 AAC era meetings between the teams. Six of those UC wins have come down to the final possession.Tyson Etienne had 14 points and six assists to lead the Shockers (9-7, 0-4) who were playing without starting point guard Craig Porter Jr. (health &amp; safety protocol).Morris Udeze put up 12 points and 11 rebounds and Ricky Council IV added 11 points.WSU dropped a third-straight game at home for the first time since the 2007-08 season and dipped to 0-4 in league play for the first time since an 0-6 MVC start in 2008-09.The Shockers surrendered just 12 points in the paint and out-rebounded the visitors 39-32.The Bearcats converted just 6-of-21 attempts from inside the lane but atoned by knocking down jump shot after jump shot -- 6-of-10 from mid-range and 10-of-26 from three.Cincinnati's 10 triples were the most by a Shocker opponent all season. WSU had limited foes to conference-best 28.7 percent coming in.DeJulius (3-for-4), Hayden Koval (3-for-5) and John Newman II (2-for-3) did much of the damage for the Bearcats.The Shockers hit the road for back-to-back games: Wednesday at Temple (6 p.m. CT, ESPN+) and Sunday at SMU (4 p.m. CT, ESPN2).

Bearcats Sink Shockers with Second-Half Barrage

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs were going nowhere on offense against Pittsburgh early Sunday night, so coach Andy Reid had wide receiver Mecole Hardman take a shotgun snap and hand off to running back Darrel Williams on a trick play.

Their exchange hit the ground, T.J. Watt picked it up and returned the fumble for a touchdown.

It was precisely the kind of play that should have energized the heavy underdogs, playing in a tough environment on the road, but it wound up doing something else entirely: It ticked off Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

He proceeded to throw for 404 yards and five scores, leading Kansas City to the end zone on six straight possessions after the turnover, and the Chiefs cruised through the second half for a 42-21 wild-card victory.

“We were all pissed at ourselves,” Mahomes said. “We weren’t playing with enough energy. We weren’t playing at a high enough level. We all motivated ourselves. Everyone was talking to each other, and we came out with a different urgency.”

Byron Pringle caught touchdown passes from both Mahomes and Kelce, and Jerick McKinnon and Tyreek Hill also had scoring catches, while the Chiefs (13-5) shut down the retiring Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers offense.

The performance not only sent Kansas City into the divisional round of the playoffs, it also turned next Sunday night’s game against Buffalo — a rematch of last year’s AFC title game — into appointment viewing. The Bills had a similarly easy time with their 47-17 victory over New England on Saturday.

“When you’ve been to the Super Bowl the last two years and you walk off that field with a loss last year, you want to go back and get that revenge, get that win,” Mahomes said. “We have the Bills coming here this next week and we’re going to have to play our best football.”

Roethlisberger, who acknowledged the Steelers (9-8-1) were “not a very good football team” this week, wasn’t very good in his own right. The 39-year-old quarterback was 29 of 44 for 215 yards with two meaningless TD passes late in the game, providing the coda to a career that includes six Pro Bowl trips and two Super Bowl wins.

Judging by the final score, you’d never guess the first quarter was all about defense: The Steelers ran 14 plays and went 12 yards, while the Chiefs had more punt return yards (70) than they had from scrimmage (62).

Made sense that the first points would be scored on defense, too.

After the Steelers punted for a fifth straight time, the Chiefs inexplicably had Hardman take a snap rather than their four-time Pro Bowl quarterback. Williams bobbled the exchange, Watt grabbed the fumble and Pittsburgh had a 7-0 lead.

Mahomes responded by completing his next six passes, capping a 76-yard drive with a nifty underhand flick to McKinnon that tied it. Then the brilliant young quarterback found Pringle in the corner of the end zone for a score, and he put an exclamation mark on the half by hitting Kelce with a 48-yard touchdown strike.

In the span of less than six minutes, Mahomes and the Chiefs had turned a seven-point deficit into a 21-7 lead.

“You know what? I didn’t have to say much,” Reid said. “The players know better than anybody when there’s a screwup. They beared down. Nobody was hanging their head. They said, ‘Let’s go. We need to amp it up here a little bit.’”

It wasn’t quite the 23-0 halftime advantage the Chiefs had in their December blowout of the Steelers, but it sure felt that way. Roethlisberger was 5 of 14 for 24 yards in the first half and Pittsburgh had 55 yards total offense.

Not much of a retirement party if Roethlisberger indeed calls it quits.

“I don’t think any of us played well,” he said. “We didn’t make the plays we had to early to give ourselves a chance, and doing that, we didn’t keep our defense off the field. Those are tough situations to go against such a high-powered offense.”

As for the Chiefs, their celebration started in earnest after Mahomes led them on another TD drive to start the second half. The game was such a laugher by that point that when Hill was ruled down just shy of the goal line, Mahomes simply threw his next pass on third-and-goal to offensive tackle Nick Allegretti for the score.

Hill got his TD catch eventually; it came after Steelers rookie Najee Harris lost a fumble for the first time all season.

The Chiefs kept scoring, too — Kelce’s mom, who began the day watching her other son, Jason, and his Eagles lose in Tampa Bay, got to see her younger son throw a TD pass in the fourth quarter. By that point, the Chiefs had scored so often, they had to post a message on the Arrowhead Stadium video boards that they had run out of fireworks.

Mahomes and the rest of the Chiefs had provided enough of their own.

“As opposed to coming in here and talking about the things we didn’t do — I just expressed it to the football team — the classy thing to do is compliment the Kansas City Chiefs,” Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said. “They have a really good football team, they have an explosive team, and they did a really good job tonight.”

Steelers: Their ego was severely bruised.

Chiefs: CB Rashad Fenton hurt his shoulder before the game.

Pittsburgh heads to the offseason contemplating how they might replace their long-time starting quarterback.

The Chiefs welcome Buffalo next Sunday night for a rematch of a game the Bills won 38-20 in October. Mahomes threw three TD passes in a 38-24 victory for the AFC crown last January.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs were going nowhere on offense against Pittsburgh early Sunday night, so coach Andy Reid had wide receiver Mecole Hardman take a shotgun snap and hand off to running back Darrel Williams on a trick play.Their exchange hit the ground, T.J. Watt picked it up and returned the fumble for a touchdown.It was precisely the kind of play that should have energized the heavy underdogs, playing in a tough environment on the road, but it wound up doing something else entirely: It ticked off Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.He proceeded to throw for 404 yards and five scores, leading Kansas City to the end zone on six straight possessions after the turnover, and the Chiefs cruised through the second half for a 42-21 wild-card victory.“We were all pissed at ourselves,” Mahomes said. “We weren’t playing with enough energy. We weren’t playing at a high enough level. We all motivated ourselves. Everyone was talking to each other, and we came out with a different urgency.”Byron Pringle caught touchdown passes from both Mahomes and Kelce, and Jerick McKinnon and Tyreek Hill also had scoring catches, while the Chiefs (13-5) shut down the retiring Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers offense.The performance not only sent Kansas City into the divisional round of the playoffs, it also turned next Sunday night’s game against Buffalo — a rematch of last year’s AFC title game — into appointment viewing. The Bills had a similarly easy time with their 47-17 victory over New England on Saturday.“When you’ve been to the Super Bowl the last two years and you walk off that field with a loss last year, you want to go back and get that revenge, get that win,” Mahomes said. “We have the Bills coming here this next week and we’re going to have to play our best football.”Roethlisberger, who acknowledged the Steelers (9-8-1) were “not a very good football team” this week, wasn’t very good in his own right. The 39-year-old quarterback was 29 of 44 for 215 yards with two meaningless TD passes late in the game, providing the coda to a career that includes six Pro Bowl trips and two Super Bowl wins.Judging by the final score, you’d never guess the first quarter was all about defense: The Steelers ran 14 plays and went 12 yards, while the Chiefs had more punt return yards (70) than they had from scrimmage (62).Made sense that the first points would be scored on defense, too.After the Steelers punted for a fifth straight time, the Chiefs inexplicably had Hardman take a snap rather than their four-time Pro Bowl quarterback. Williams bobbled the exchange, Watt grabbed the fumble and Pittsburgh had a 7-0 lead.It didn’t last long.Mahomes responded by completing his next six passes, capping a 76-yard drive with a nifty underhand flick to McKinnon that tied it. Then the brilliant young quarterback found Pringle in the corner of the end zone for a score, and he put an exclamation mark on the half by hitting Kelce with a 48-yard touchdown strike.In the span of less than six minutes, Mahomes and the Chiefs had turned a seven-point deficit into a 21-7 lead.“You know what? I didn’t have to say much,” Reid said. “The players know better than anybody when there’s a screwup. They beared down. Nobody was hanging their head. They said, ‘Let’s go. We need to amp it up here a little bit.’”It wasn’t quite the 23-0 halftime advantage the Chiefs had in their December blowout of the Steelers, but it sure felt that way. Roethlisberger was 5 of 14 for 24 yards in the first half and Pittsburgh had 55 yards total offense.Not much of a retirement party if Roethlisberger indeed calls it quits.“I don’t think any of us played well,” he said. “We didn’t make the plays we had to early to give ourselves a chance, and doing that, we didn’t keep our defense off the field. Those are tough situations to go against such a high-powered offense.”As for the Chiefs, their celebration started in earnest after Mahomes led them on another TD drive to start the second half. The game was such a laugher by that point that when Hill was ruled down just shy of the goal line, Mahomes simply threw his next pass on third-and-goal to offensive tackle Nick Allegretti for the score.Hill got his TD catch eventually; it came after Steelers rookie Najee Harris lost a fumble for the first time all season.The Chiefs kept scoring, too — Kelce’s mom, who began the day watching her other son, Jason, and his Eagles lose in Tampa Bay, got to see her younger son throw a TD pass in the fourth quarter. By that point, the Chiefs had scored so often, they had to post a message on the Arrowhead Stadium video boards that they had run out of fireworks.Mahomes and the rest of the Chiefs had provided enough of their own.“As opposed to coming in here and talking about the things we didn’t do — I just expressed it to the football team — the classy thing to do is compliment the Kansas City Chiefs,” Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said. “They have a really good football team, they have an explosive team, and they did a really good job tonight.”INJURIESSteelers: Their ego was severely bruised.Chiefs: CB Rashad Fenton hurt his shoulder before the game.UP NEXTPittsburgh heads to the offseason contemplating how they might replace their long-time starting quarterback.The Chiefs welcome Buffalo next Sunday night for a rematch of a game the Bills won 38-20 in October. Mahomes threw three TD passes in a 38-24 victory for the AFC crown last January.

Mahomes leads Chiefs to 42-21 wild-card romp over Steelers

The Great Bend
Panther Wrestling team used four first place finishes to win the
Duwane Miller Invitational Saturday at Kapaun Mt. Carmel High School
in Wichita.

Kaden Spragis, Wyatt
Weber, Jace Schartz and Vaiden Wenrich all picked up gold as the
Panthers scored 164.5 points to outdistance second place Olathe
Northwest with 148 points.

The boys will join
the Lady Panthers in Hays Tuesday for a Western Athletic Conference
dual with the Indians.

195: Brody
Schnoebelen (Great Bend) - 4th

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/1/1642343472206.jpeg" alt="Champions" />
 <figcaption>Champions</figcaption>
 </figure>The Great Bend
Panther Wrestling team used four first place finishes to win the
Duwane Miller Invitational Saturday at Kapaun Mt. Carmel High School
in Wichita.Kaden Spragis, Wyatt
Weber, Jace Schartz and Vaiden Wenrich all picked up gold as the
Panthers scored 164.5 points to outdistance second place Olathe
Northwest with 148 points.The boys will join
the Lady Panthers in Hays Tuesday for a Western Athletic Conference
dual with the Indians.Great Bend
results113: Emanuel Prieto
(Great Bend) - 3rd120: Kaden Spragis
(Great Bend) - 1st126: John Szot
(Great Bend) - 3rd126: Avery Wolf
(Great Bend) - 2nd132: Robby Gutierrez
(Great Bend) - 2nd132: Cooper Liles
(Great Bend) - 3rd138: Wyatt Weber
(Great Bend) - 1st145: Jace Schartz
(Great Bend) - 1st152: Skyler McMullen
(Great Bend) - 3rd160: Vaiden Wenrich
(Great Bend) - 1st170: Aidan Davidson
(Great Bend) - 4th182: Matthew 
Johnson (Great Bend) - 4th195: Brody
Schnoebelen (Great Bend) - 4th

Great Bend wins Kapaun's Duwane Miller Invitational

The Great Bend Lady
Panther Wrestling team took 2nd Saturday at the Hays
Prairie Classic. Great Bend finished with 80 points, well behind
first place Dodge City (165) and well in front of third place
Hays(59). 


<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/12/1607143602060.jpeg" alt="Hays Prairie Classic results" />
 <figcaption>Hays Prairie Classic results</figcaption>
 </figure>The Great Bend Lady
Panther Wrestling team took 2nd Saturday at the Hays
Prairie Classic. Great Bend finished with 80 points, well behind
first place Dodge City (165) and well in front of third place
Hays(59). 
Sierra Ferguson
picked up a first place medal for the Lady Panthers who wrestle again
Tuesday in Hays as they return to face the Indians in a Western
Athletic Conference dual.Great Bend
resultsGirls 191: Haylee
Holinde (Great Bend) - 2ndGirls 109: Mayra
Gonzalez (Great Bend) - DNPGirls 109: Jenna
Higgins (Great Bend) - DNPGirls 115: Rosa
Campos (Great Bend) - 3rdGirls 120: Jaydon
Davis (Great Bend) - DNPGirls 126: Daizy
Gomez (Great Bend) - 2ndGirls 138: Katie
Kuhlman (Great Bend) - DNPGirls 143: Sierra
Ferguson (Great Bend) - 1stGirls 170: Kynslee
White (Great Bend) – 4thJunior Varsity
boys resultsJV Boys 145: Michael
Montoya (Great Bend) - DNPJV Boys 126:
Jonathan Lira (Great Bend) - DNPJV Boys 160: Nathan
Campbell (Great Bend) - DNPJV Boys 160: Mario
Enriquez (Great Bend) - DNP