College Heights Christian, Mo. 44, Baxter Springs 39

Uniontown Kenny Holt Memorial Tournament=

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=BV Northwest 40, Willard, Mo. 27Baldwin 77, Wellsville 9Bluestem 32, Bennington 31Central Plains 59, Macksville 29Erie 48, McAuley Catholic, Mo. 45Hill City 33, Stockton 25Hoxie 60, Ellis 54, 2OTLebo 45, Burlingame 33Norton 64, Plainville 33Oakley 35, Trego 30, OTOxford 46, Caldwell 26South Haven 44, Sedan 35Topeka 59, Topeka Hayden 33Colby Orange and Black Tournament=Colby 35, Ulysses 10Goodland 53, Beloit 15Hays 48, Chanute 32Wichita Life Prep 59, Lamar, Mo. 28Hi-Plains League Tournament=Consolation=Southwestern Hts. 58, Sublette 43Semifinal=Lakin 63, Wichita County 33Hoisington Winter Jam=Victoria 55, Ellinwood 47Pleasanton Invitational=Northeast-Arma 46, Heritage Christian 30Royal Valley Panther Classic=Royal Valley 48, Santa Fe Trail 44Wabaunsee 39, Chapman 30Salina Invitational Tournament=Andover 50, Buhler 18Concordia 41, Wichita West 39Liberal 46, Salina South 22Salina Central 67, Abilene 34Southeast Lancer Classic=Parsons 46, Columbus 27Consolation=College Heights Christian, Mo. 44, Baxter Springs 39Sterling Invitational=Consolation=Kingman 41, Lyons 34Semifinal=Southeast Saline 61, Hugoton 58, OTSterling 63, Scott City 49Uniontown Kenny Holt Memorial Tournament=Prairie View 31, KC Christian 10Uniontown 73, Altoona-Midway 25Yates Center Mid-Season Classic=Iola 20, Crest 18

Thursday night girls high school basketball results

Heartland, Mo. 42, Christ Preparatory Academy 33

Topeka Heritage Christian 80, Shawnee Mission Christian 52

Berean Academy 40, Hutchinson Central Christian 29

Wichita Heights 61, Goddard-Eisenhower 22

Lawrence Free State 73, Wichita Bishop Carroll 34

Pittsburg Colgan 57, Thomas Jefferson, Mo. 36

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=Hays 63, Liberty, Colo. 34Heartland, Mo. 42, Christ Preparatory Academy 33Hill City 55, Hoxie 27Lebo 40, Burlingame 38Nickerson 45, Larned 32Olathe Northwest 49, Leavenworth 42Russell 73, Smith Center 36SM Northwest 63, BV North 56Topeka Heritage Christian 80, Shawnee Mission Christian 52Vashon, Mo. 75, Wichita West 36Burrton Invitational=Berean Academy 40, Hutchinson Central Christian 29Inman 46, Little River 38Chanute Ralph Miller Classic=Bishop Miege 83, Emporia 41Carthage, Mo. 62, Andover Central 54Chaparral Roadrunner Classic=Circle 53, Wellington 38Clearwater 62, Belle Plaine 40Colby Orange and Black Tournament=Beloit 42, Goodland 23Colby 63, Ulysses 48Olathe North 50, Pine Creek, Colo. 37Dodge City Tournament of Champions=Dodge City 76, Wichita East 47Maize 62, Manhattan 40Wichita Campus 41, Olathe East 40Wichita Heights 61, Goddard-Eisenhower 22El Dorado Bluestem Classic=Great Bend 63, El Dorado 52Halstead Adolph Rupp Invitational=Consolation=Minneapolis 42, Halstead 27Winfield 70, Garden Plain 44Hoisington Winter Jam=Consolation Semifinal=Cimarron 61, La Crosse 37Victoria 42, Otis-Bison 38McPherson Invitational=Lawrence Free State 73, Wichita Bishop Carroll 34McPherson 51, Derby 48St. James Academy 68, Wichita North 31Topeka Seaman 63, Blue Valley 55Nemaha Central Thunder Classic=Atchison 58, St. Mary's Academy 41Nemaha Central 49, Hiawatha 45Royal Valley Panther Classic=Royal Valley 73, Santa Fe Trail 47Wabaunsee 73, Chapman 31Salina Invitational Tournament=Andover 74, Liberal 45Buhler 60, Salina South 38Wichita South 59, Concordia 43Salina South Invitational=Wichita South 59, Concordia 43SM West Viking Classic=Consolation=Grandview, Mo. 57, SM West 47Semifinal=Shawnee Heights 73, Lansing 54Spring Hill Invitational Tournament=Consolation=Hutchinson 79, Mill Valley 66St. John Mid-Winter Classic=Consolation=Reno County 59, Central Plains 45Sterling Invitational=Consolation=Smoky Valley 49, Hutchinson Trinity 38Semifinal=Hugoton 64, Southeast Saline 53Sterling 57, Kingman 53Tonganoxie Invitational=Consolation=Tonganoxie 53, Wamego 52, OTSemifinal=Bonner Springs 50, Holton 38DeSoto 52, Eudora 33Tony Dubray (Mo.) Classic=Semifinal=Pittsburg Colgan 57, Thomas Jefferson, Mo. 36Topeka Invitational Tournament=Highland Park 65, SM North 57St. Mary's 52, Topeka 51Topeka West 59, Lawrence 57Wichita Northwest 63, Topeka Hayden 46Twin Valley Tournament=Axtell 60, Blue Valley 31Centralia 52, Frankfort 43Clifton-Clyde 68, Wetmore 51Hanover 48, Troy 40Uniontown Tournament=KC Christian 66, Prairie View 54Uniontown 46, Altoona-Midway 31Valley Center January Jam=Garden City 73, Coffeyville 53Maize South 64, Wichita Southeast 57Wilson County Classic=Fredonia 50, Eureka 34Yates Center Mid-Season Classic=Semifinal=Humboldt 43, Anderson County 35

Thursday night boys basketball results

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) — Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay was charged with misdemeanor criminal damage to property after he broke a vacuum and other items during an argument, putting his status for Sunday's divisional round playoff game against the Buffalo Bills in question

Gay pleaded not guilty Thursday and was expected to be released from jail later in the day.

Police in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park, Kansas, said the 23-year-old Gay was arrested Wednesday night. The total of damaged property amounted to $225, police said.

No drugs, alcohol or weapons were involved and no one was injured, police said.

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) — Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay has been charged with misdemeanor criminal damage to property after he broke a vacuum and other items during an argument, authorities said.

Gay, 23, was arrested Wednesday night in Overland Park, Kansas, and had a court date scheduled for Thursday afternoon.

Overland Park police said in an offense report that Gay damaged a vacuum and other property, causing total property damage of $225, The Kansas City Star&nbsp;<a href="https://www.kansascity.com/sports/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs/article257529423.html">reported</a>.

Gay's agents, Maxx Lepsettler and Ryan Rubin, said in a statement that Gay was visiting his son when he got into an argument with the child's mother, who called police.

The agents said Gay would likely pay a fine and replace the vacuum and “all should be resolved today with no further issues.”

The Chiefs, who play the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs on Sunday, said they were aware of the incident but did not plan to make further comment.

Gay, in his second season with the Chiefs, has played in 12 games this season, totaling 48 tackles and two interceptions.

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 </figure>OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) — Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay was charged with misdemeanor criminal damage to property after he broke a vacuum and other items during an argument, putting his status for Sunday's divisional round playoff game against the Buffalo Bills in questionGay pleaded not guilty Thursday and was expected to be released from jail later in the day.Police in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park, Kansas, said the 23-year-old Gay was arrested Wednesday night. The total of damaged property amounted to $225, police said.No drugs, alcohol or weapons were involved and no one was injured, police said.----------OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) — Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay has been charged with misdemeanor criminal damage to property after he broke a vacuum and other items during an argument, authorities said.Gay, 23, was arrested Wednesday night in Overland Park, Kansas, and had a court date scheduled for Thursday afternoon.Overland Park police said in an offense report that Gay damaged a vacuum and other property, causing total property damage of $225, The Kansas City Star&nbsp;<a href="https://www.kansascity.com/sports/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs/article257529423.html">reported</a>.No drugs, alcohol or weapons were involved and no one was injured, police said.Gay's agents, Maxx Lepsettler and Ryan Rubin, said in a statement that Gay was visiting his son when he got into an argument with the child's mother, who called police.The agents said Gay would likely pay a fine and replace the vacuum and “all should be resolved today with no further issues.”The Chiefs, who play the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs on Sunday, said they were aware of the incident but did not plan to make further comment.Gay, in his second season with the Chiefs, has played in 12 games this season, totaling 48 tackles and two interceptions.

Chiefs linebacker enters plea for misdemeanor criminal damage

Gene Wilson, who became the first black player to receive a basketball scholarship at Kansas State in 1950 as well as one of the first to break the color barrier in the Big Seven Conference in 1951-52, will be honored for his trailblazing accomplishments at Saturday’s Dillons Sunflower Showdown.

During his two stints at K-State from 1950-52 and 1954-56, Wilson, along with Kansas’&nbsp;LaVannes Squires, became the first black basketball players in the Big Seven Conference (forerunner of the Big Eight and Big 12). A two-sport athlete for the Wildcats, Wilson was also one of five to break the color barrier in track and field.

Squires became the first African-American to play basketball at Kansas in 1951-52 and was a member of the school’s 1952 National Championship team.

The men’s basketball team will wear shooting shirt with Wilson’s name and number (3) during pregame warmups, while both teams will wear patches on their respective uniforms that will include both Wilson’s No. 3 and Squires’ No. 6 numbers in the shape of the state of Kansas.

Both men will be honored for their historical accomplishments posthumously, as Wilson passed away at the age of 89 in the summer of 2020, while Squires passed in February 2021.

Saturday’s recognition is part of school’s annual Diversity and Inclusion Game and will include a video as well as slates on the Jumbotron during the game.

Gene Wilson, who became the first black player to receive a basketball scholarship at Kansas State in 1950 as well as one of the first to break the color barrier in the Big Seven Conference in 1951-52, will be honored for his trailblazing accomplishments at Saturday’s Dillons Sunflower Showdown.During his two stints at K-State from 1950-52 and 1954-56, Wilson, along with Kansas’&nbsp;LaVannes Squires, became the first black basketball players in the Big Seven Conference (forerunner of the Big Eight and Big 12). A two-sport athlete for the Wildcats, Wilson was also one of five to break the color barrier in track and field.Squires became the first African-American to play basketball at Kansas in 1951-52 and was a member of the school’s 1952 National Championship team.The men’s basketball team will wear shooting shirt with Wilson’s name and number (3) during pregame warmups, while both teams will wear patches on their respective uniforms that will include both Wilson’s No. 3 and Squires’ No. 6 numbers in the shape of the state of Kansas.Both men will be honored for their historical accomplishments posthumously, as Wilson passed away at the age of 89 in the summer of 2020, while Squires passed in February 2021.Saturday’s recognition is part of school’s annual Diversity and Inclusion Game and will include a video as well as slates on the Jumbotron during the game.

K-State to Honor Trailblazer Gene Wilson on Saturday

Manhattan fell to the Maize Eagles 62-40 in first round of the Tournament of Champions in Dodge City Thursday. Jack Wilson scored 14 points for&nbsp; the Indians while Cole Coonrod had nine.

Four players scored in double figures for Maize with Mason Belcher leading the way with 13 points.

Maize led 14-10 after one quarter and 35-19 at halftime. Maize shot 47.6% from the field going 16 of 23 while Manhattan shot 29.3% hitting 12 of 4 shots.

Manhattan fell to the Maize Eagles 62-40 in first round of the Tournament of Champions in Dodge City Thursday. Jack Wilson scored 14 points for&nbsp; the Indians while Cole Coonrod had nine.Four players scored in double figures for Maize with Mason Belcher leading the way with 13 points.Maize led 14-10 after one quarter and 35-19 at halftime. Maize shot 47.6% from the field going 16 of 23 while Manhattan shot 29.3% hitting 12 of 4 shots.

Manhattan falls to Maize in TOC

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. 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.

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. 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.

Wildcats defeat Texas

Christ Preparatory Academy 60, Independence Home School 33

Kapaun Mount Carmel 78, Wichita Northwest 46

Wichita Bishop Carroll 61, Wichita North 39

Junction City 90, Central (St. Joseph), Mo. 47

Hutchinson Central Christian 55, Goessel 45

Sylvan-Lucas 55, St. John's Beloit-Tipton 47

College Heights Christian, Mo. 59, Baxter Springs 44

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=Caldwell 41, West Elk 33Cedar Vale/Dexter 34, Burden Central 28Christ Preparatory Academy 60, Independence Home School 33Hodgeman County 68, Satanta 59Kapaun Mount Carmel 78, Wichita Northwest 46Lebo 40, Burlingame 38Logan/Palco 54, Western Plains-Healy 31Minneola 59, Pawnee Heights 45Olpe 58, Madison/Hamilton 27Pike Valley 61, Wilson 40Rock Hills 35, Tescott 20Sedan 62, Oxford 54South Gray 60, Ashland 48South Haven 63, Flinthills 56Spearville 52, Ingalls 28Wichita Bishop Carroll 61, Wichita North 39Wichita Heights 71, Wichita West 48Wichita South 59, Wichita East 43Baldwin Invitational=Baldwin 59, Bishop Seabury Academy 51Wellsville 82, Augusta 75Basehor-Linwood Invitational=Basehor-Linwood 87, Louisburg 42Junction City 90, Central (St. Joseph), Mo. 47Raytown South, Mo. 49, Olathe West 43Washburn Rural 55, KC Piper 47Burlington Invitational=Burlington 65, Wichita Independent 47Labette County 43, Silver Lake 40Paola 57, Ottawa 42Sabetha 54, Rock Creek 44Burrton Invitational=Berean Academy 48, Burrton 40Hutchinson Central Christian 55, Goessel 45Centre Cougar Classic=Elyria Christian 64, Marion 43Flint Hills Shoot Out=Osage City 57, Chase County 50Halstead Adolph Rupp Invitational=Andale 78, Minneapolis 29Haven 71, Halstead 12Hi-Plains League Tournament=Quarterfinal=Lakin 83, Wichita County 53Southwestern Hts. 51, Stanton County 43Sublette 57, Syracuse 49Hoisington Winter Jam=Ellinwood 49, Cimarron 35Hoisington 41, La Crosse 27Mclouth Invitational=Cair Paravel 73, McLouth 32Mid-Continent League Tournament=Hays-TMP-Marian 59, Hoxie 51Norton 33, Hill City 22Phillipsburg 45, Ellis 43Trego 60, Plainville 51Nemaha Central Thunder Classic=Nemaha Central 55, Marysville 52Northern Plains League Tournament=Osborne 53, Lakeside 46Northwest Kansas League Tournament=Dighton 49, Quinter 36Greeley County 66, Oberlin-Decatur 26Ness City 78, Sharon Springs 56St. Francis 48, Rawlins County 47NPL Tournament=Semifinal=Sylvan-Lucas 55, St. John's Beloit-Tipton 47Thunder Ridge 45, Lincoln 42Oskaloosa Invitational=Perry-Lecompton 53, Jefferson North 48Pleasanton Invitational=Heritage Christian 107, Oswego 47Osawatomie 50, Jayhawk Linn 44Skyline 54 Classic=Attica 54, Cunningham 51, OTNorwich 70, Kinsley 31Pratt Skyline 39, Medicine Lodge 37Stafford 62, South Barber 46SM West Viking Classic=Lansing 54, SM West 50SM Northwest 62, Grandview, Mo. 44Shawnee Heights 51, KC Wyandotte 45Southeast Lancer Classic=College Heights Christian, Mo. 59, Baxter Springs 44Columbus 62, Riverton 59Parsons 67, Erie 55Southeast 83, McAuley Catholic, Mo. 55Spring Hill Invitational Tournament=BV Southwest 86, KC Sumner 52Glendale, Mo. 58, Gardner-Edgerton 39Hutchinson 79, Mill Valley 66Olathe South 75, Spring Hill 45St. John Mid-Winter Classic=Wichita Independent 52, Nickerson 18Sterling Invitational=Kingman 48, Scott City 47Sterling 64, Lyons 34Trojan Classic=Hesston 60, Riley County 11Hillsboro 99, Eureka 22Holcomb 62, Clay Center 52Remington 36, Republic County 33Twin Valley League Tournament=Centralia 54, Wetmore 49Frankfort 54, Clifton-Clyde 43Hanover 61, Blue Valley 36Troy 55, Axtell 30Uniontown Tournament=KC East Christian 59, Altoona-Midway 22Prairie View 71, Uniontown 44Wilson County Classic=Girard 75, Fredonia 29Yates Center Mid-Season Classic=Anderson County 60, St. Paul 33Humboldt 51, Iola 45POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS=BV North vs. KC Turner, ccd.Crest vs. Humboldt, ccd.SM West vs. BV North, ccd.

Tuesday night boys high school basketball results

Kapaun Mount Carmel 53, Wichita Northwest 33

Wichita Bishop Carroll 52, Wichita North 13

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Bennington 70, Wichita Classical 56Circle 38, Wichita Collegiate 21Dodge City 58, Great Bend 22Emporia 58, Highland Park 20Goddard 42, Maize South 37Hodgeman County 61, Satanta 19Kapaun Mount Carmel 53, Wichita Northwest 33Madison/Hamilton 47, Olpe 36Osborne 54, St. John's Beloit-Tipton 44Pike Valley 36, Wilson 28Rock Hills 40, Thunder Ridge 37Sedan 55, Oxford 41Sylvan-Lucas 40, Lincoln 12Topeka 78, Manhattan 53Wichita Bishop Carroll 52, Wichita North 13Wichita Heights 77, Wichita West 33Wichita South 50, Wichita East 26Burlington Invitational=Independence 52, Ottawa 51Labette County 36, Paola 33Rock Creek 61, Burlington 20Silver Lake 52, Sabetha 40Centre Cougar Classic=Herington 47, Wakefield 25Flint Hills Shoot Out=Council Grove 51, Lyndon 38Hoisington Winter Jam=Cimarron 58, La Crosse 36Northwest Kansas League Tournament=Rawlins County 48, Dighton 35Pleasanton Invitational=Heritage Christian 107, Oswego 47Sterling Invitational=Scott City 50, Smoky Valley 34Tonganoxie Invitational=Bonner Springs 39, Holton 30Trojan Classic=Clay Center 36, Holcomb 36Hesston 40, Hillsboro 27Remington 49, Republic County 17Twin Valley League Tournament=Centralia 56, Axtell 26Doniphan West 54, Clifton-Clyde 37Hanover 52, Frankfort 26Valley Heights 68, Troy 18Uniontown Kenny Holt Memorial Tournament=KC Christian 27, Altoona-Midway 20Uniontown 35, Prairie View 31Wilson County Classic=Girard 66, Fredonia 14Yates Center Mid-Season Classic=St. Paul 49, Iola 25

Tuesday night girls high basketball scores

KANSAS STATE (9-7, 1-4 Big 12) at 23/22 TEXAS (13-4, 3-2 Big 12)

Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at&nbsp; 7:32 p.m. CT at Erwin Center (16,540) in Austin, Texas

Kansas State: Bruce Weber [Wisconsin-Milwaukee ‘78]

Texas: Head Coach: Chris Beard [Texas ‘95]

Big 12 era: Texas leads 21-17 [20-16 in regular season]

Last Meeting: L, 57-70 [1/4/22 in Manhattan, Kan.]

K-STATE HITS THE ROAD TO PLAY 23/22 TEXAS TUESDAY

GAME 17KANSAS STATE (9-7, 1-4 Big 12) at 23/22 TEXAS (13-4, 3-2 Big 12)Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at&nbsp; 7:32 p.m. CT at Erwin Center (16,540) in Austin, TexasCOACHESKansas State: Bruce Weber [Wisconsin-Milwaukee ‘78]Record at K-State: 179-137/10th YearCareer Record: 492-292/24th Yearvs. Texas: 9-12 [4-5 on the road]Texas: Head Coach: Chris Beard [Texas ‘95]Record at Texas: 13-4/1st YearCareer Record: 296-109/13th Yearvs. K-State: 9-2 [5-0 at home]SERIES HISTORYOverall: K-State leads 22-21Big 12 era: Texas leads 21-17 [20-16 in regular season]Current Streak: Texas, 5In Austin: Texas leads 11-9At Erwin Center: Texas leads 11-8Last Meeting: L, 57-70 [1/4/22 in Manhattan, Kan.]Weber vs. Beard: 2-9 [0-5 on the road]PROJECTED STARTING LINEUPKansas State (9-7, 1-4 Big 12)G: #1 Markquis NowellG: #3 Selton MiguelG: #13 Mark SmithG: #24 Nijel PackC: #21 Davion BradfordTexas (13-4, 3-1 Big 12)G: #1 Andrew JonesG: #2 Marcus CarrG: #3 Courtney RameyF: #0 Timmy AllenF: #32 Christian BishopK-STATE HITS THE ROAD TO PLAY 23/22 TEXAS TUESDAY<ul>
 <li>Kansas State (9-7, 1-4 Big 12) continues Big 12 play on Tuesday, as the Wildcats travel to Austin, Texas to take on No. 23/22 Texas (13-4, 3-2 Big 12) at 7:30 p.m., CT on the Longhorn Network. It will mark the second time in 5 games that the two teams have faced off with the Longhorns earning a 70-57 victory in Manhattan on Jan. 4.</li><li>With a full roster for the first time this season, K-State earned its first Big 12 win of the season in impressive fashion on Saturday morning in a 62-51 victory over No. 19/19 Texas Tech. In the process, the Wildcats snapped a 12-game losing streak in the month of January (first win since Jan. 29, 2020) and a 5-game skid against Top 25 opponents.&nbsp;</li><li>Tuesday’s matchup continues a gauntlet of 4 consecutive games against Top 25 opponents (vs. 19/19 Texas Tech, at 23/22 Texas, 7/7 Kansas and at 5/6 Baylor) to finish off the first half of Big 12 play.</li>
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K-State travels to Texas

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is likely headed into retirement after a 42-21 loss to the Chiefs in the wild-card round of the playoffs on Sunday night. It was the fourth straight loss in the playoffs for the Steelers, whose last win came in the divisional round in Kansas City almost five years ago to the day. It was a particularly brutal loss for their six-time Pro Bowl quarterback, who failed to even get his offense past midfield until midway through the third quarter. By that point, the Chiefs had built a 35-7 lead and were well on their way to victory.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is likely headed into retirement after a 42-21 loss to the Chiefs in the wild-card round of the playoffs on Sunday night. It was the fourth straight loss in the playoffs for the Steelers, whose last win came in the divisional round in Kansas City almost five years ago to the day. It was a particularly brutal loss for their six-time Pro Bowl quarterback, who failed to even get his offense past midfield until midway through the third quarter. By that point, the Chiefs had built a 35-7 lead and were well on their way to victory.

Chiefs advance in NFL playoffs

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — David McCormack had 19 points and 15 rebounds, Jalen Wilson added 23 points and eight boards, and ninth-ranked Kansas overcame a sluggish first half to rout defensive-minded West Virginia 85-59. Ochai Agbaji also had 20 points and seven rebounds for the Jayhawks. They led 33-31 at halftime but blitzed through the second half to remain perfect against the Mountaineers in 10 meetings at Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas held Taz Sherman, the Big 12's second-leading scorer, to five points on 1-for-9 shooting. Malik Curry led the Mountaineers with 23 points.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — David McCormack had 19 points and 15 rebounds, Jalen Wilson added 23 points and eight boards, and ninth-ranked Kansas overcame a sluggish first half to rout defensive-minded West Virginia 85-59. Ochai Agbaji also had 20 points and seven rebounds for the Jayhawks. They led 33-31 at halftime but blitzed through the second half to remain perfect against the Mountaineers in 10 meetings at Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas held Taz Sherman, the Big 12's second-leading scorer, to five points on 1-for-9 shooting. Malik Curry led the Mountaineers with 23 points.

Jayhawks use big second half to defeat West Virginia

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Vivian Gray scored 23 points, Bryn Gerlich added  a career-high 16 and Texas Tech raced to a 64-45 win over No. 25 Kansas State. Gerlich and Gray combined for 17 points in the first quarter — Gerlich hit three 3-pointers — and the Red Raiders opened a 23-7 lead. TCU was 10 of 19, the Wildcats just 3 of 13. Trailing 40-22 at halftime, K-State managed to close the gap to 53-43 after three quarters but then went ice cold, making just 1 of 17 shots, ending the game on an 0 for 12 drought over the last 5 1/2 minutes. Serena Sundell and Ayoka Lee both scored 12 points for KSU.

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Vivian Gray scored 23 points, Bryn Gerlich added a career-high 16 and Texas Tech raced to a 64-45 win over No. 25 Kansas State. Gerlich and Gray combined for 17 points in the first quarter — Gerlich hit three 3-pointers — and the Red Raiders opened a 23-7 lead. TCU was 10 of 19, the Wildcats just 3 of 13. Trailing 40-22 at halftime, K-State managed to close the gap to 53-43 after three quarters but then went ice cold, making just 1 of 17 shots, ending the game on an 0 for 12 drought over the last 5 1/2 minutes. Serena Sundell and Ayoka Lee both scored 12 points for KSU.

Texas Tech races past Kansas State in women's basketball

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Fifth-year senior&nbsp;Mark Smith’s&nbsp;corner 3-pointer with 3:28 remaining sparked a 12-2 run by Kansas State to end the game, as the Wildcats earned their first Big 12 victory of the season in impressive fashion over No. 19/19 Texas Tech on Saturday afternoon before 5,971 fans at Bramlage Coliseum.

The victory not only gave the Wildcats (9-7, 1-4 Big 12) their first win in conference play after 4 narrow defeats, it also snapped a 12-game losing streak in the month of January and a 5-game skid against Top 25 opponents. The team’s last win in the month came in a 61-53 victory over Oklahoma at home on Jan. 29, 2020, while it was the first against a ranked opponent since a 62-57 win over No. 7 Oklahoma at home on Feb. 23, 2021.

K-State has now posted at least one Top 25 win every season since 2006-07.

K-State forced Texas Tech, one of the nation’s hottest teams with back-to-back Top 10 wins over No. 6/7 Kansas and top-ranked Baylor, into one of its worst offensive performances of the season. The Wildcats held the Red Raiders to their second-fewest points of the season and 24 points under their scoring average on 39.6 percent (19-of-48) shooting, including 23.5 percent (4-of-17) from 3-point range. They were also forced into 18 turnovers.

It marked the 100th&nbsp;win under head coach&nbsp;Bruce Weber&nbsp;when holding an opponent below 60 points, improving to 100-10 (.909) in his tenure.

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Fifth-year senior&nbsp;Mark Smith’s&nbsp;corner 3-pointer with 3:28 remaining sparked a 12-2 run by Kansas State to end the game, as the Wildcats earned their first Big 12 victory of the season in impressive fashion over No. 19/19 Texas Tech on Saturday afternoon before 5,971 fans at Bramlage Coliseum.The victory not only gave the Wildcats (9-7, 1-4 Big 12) their first win in conference play after 4 narrow defeats, it also snapped a 12-game losing streak in the month of January and a 5-game skid against Top 25 opponents. The team’s last win in the month came in a 61-53 victory over Oklahoma at home on Jan. 29, 2020, while it was the first against a ranked opponent since a 62-57 win over No. 7 Oklahoma at home on Feb. 23, 2021.K-State has now posted at least one Top 25 win every season since 2006-07.K-State forced Texas Tech, one of the nation’s hottest teams with back-to-back Top 10 wins over No. 6/7 Kansas and top-ranked Baylor, into one of its worst offensive performances of the season. The Wildcats held the Red Raiders to their second-fewest points of the season and 24 points under their scoring average on 39.6 percent (19-of-48) shooting, including 23.5 percent (4-of-17) from 3-point range. They were also forced into 18 turnovers.It marked the 100th&nbsp;win under head coach&nbsp;Bruce Weber&nbsp;when holding an opponent below 60 points, improving to 100-10 (.909) in his tenure.

Wildcats defeat Texas Tech

Wichita Bishop Carroll 52, Wichita Heights 45

Jayhawk Linn vs. Oswego, ppd. to Jan 24th.

Osawatomie vs. Prairie View, ppd. to Jan 28th.

Pawnee Heights vs. Spearville, ppd. to Feb 19th.

Topeka Seaman vs. Manhattan, ppd. to Jan 14th.

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Andover Central 54, Andover 44Atchison 53, KC Sumner 45Beloit 47, Minneapolis 37Bennington 45, Remington 43Boise City, Okla. 47, Elkhart 35Burlingame 45, Hartford 39Central Plains 79, Victoria 17Chapman 46, Concordia 33Cheney 57, Chaparral 33Chetopa 50, Crest 14Clay Center 42, Abilene 20Derby 40, Newton 24Douglass 53, Kingman 52Ellinwood 65, Macksville 55Eureka 29, Erie 15Garden Plain 39, Conway Springs 23Hays 58, Garden City 39Hays-TMP-Marian 63, Ellis 26Heritage Christian 42, Cair Paravel 34Hesston 43, Smoky Valley 33Hiawatha 43, Royal Valley 37Hodgeman County 47, Ingalls 27Holcomb 47, Scott City 34Hugoton 42, Goodland 38Hutchinson 58, Great Bend 43Inman 47, Sedgwick 33Jefferson North 39, Oskaloosa 27KC Wyandotte 43, KC Washington 23Kiowa County 66, Southwestern Hts. 63Lansing 50, DeSoto 35Lebo 68, Madison/Hamilton Co-op 25Liberal 49, Dodge City 47Little River 49, Rural Vista 31Logan/Palco 18, Golden Plains 15Louisburg 45, Baldwin 36Maize South 44, Arkansas City 18McPherson 66, Circle 34Mill Valley 54, Lawrence 47Minneola 51, Ashland 37Nemaha Central 37, Jefferson West 35Nickerson 54, Hoisington 36Northern Heights 50, Lyndon 26Norwich 38, Pretty Prairie 37Otis-Bison 37, La Crosse 33Phillipsburg 58, Norton 35Pleasant Ridge 60, Atchison County 41Pleasanton 33, Yates Center 26Pratt 60, Larned 26Rawlins County 54, Greeley County 48Rock Creek 60, Wabaunsee 22Rock Hills 42, Wilson 37Salina Central 64, Goddard 36Salina South 59, Wichita Campus 20South Central 50, Sublette 25South Gray 78, Bucklin 74St. John 56, Cimarron 52St. Mary's 53, Rossville 43Tescott 40, Chase 7Thunder Ridge 36, Natoma 19Topeka West 41, Highland Park 38Trego 42, Oakley 40Valley Center 39, Goddard-Eisenhower 30Wellington 50, Clearwater 46, OTWichita Bishop Carroll 52, Wichita Heights 45Wichita East 49, Wichita North 15Wichita Life Prep 49, Maize 44Winfield 52, Buhler 24POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS=Augusta vs. El Dorado, ppd.Eudora vs. Bonner Springs, ppd.Goessel vs. Canton-Galva, ppd.Herington vs. Solomon, ppd.Jayhawk Linn vs. Oswego, ppd. to Jan 24th.Marmaton Valley vs. Southeast, ccd.Mulvane vs. Andale, ppd.Osawatomie vs. Prairie View, ppd. to Jan 28th.Pawnee Heights vs. Spearville, ppd. to Feb 19th.Pratt Skyline vs. Fairfield, ppd.Riverton vs. Galena, ppd. to Jan 27th.Rose Hill vs. Wichita Collegiate, ppd.Sedan vs. Udall, ppd. to Feb 7th.Smith Center vs. Republic County, ppd.Tonganoxie vs. Spring Hill, ppd.Topeka Seaman vs. Manhattan, ppd. to Jan 14th.Washburn Rural vs. Junction City, ppd.Wichita Northwest vs. Wichita West, ppd.

Friday night girls high school basketball results

KC Bishop Ward 59, Bishop Seabury Academy 55

Olathe Northwest 53, Lawrence Free State 12

Stafford 33, Hutchinson Central Christian 28

Tyro Community Christian 71, Bradford Christian Academy, Mass. 32

Wichita Heights 49, Wichita Bishop Carroll 44

Wichita Home School 71, Veritas Christian 44

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=Andale 66, Mulvane 50Andover Central 56, Andover 49Basehor-Linwood 67, Leavenworth 41Beloit 44, Minneapolis 31Bishop Miege 58, St. Thomas Aquinas 50Cheney 42, Chaparral 36Cherryvale 63, Humboldt 38Clearwater 44, Wellington 43Conway Springs 52, Garden Plain 33Crest 69, Chetopa 19Derby 76, Newton 54Dodge City 70, Liberal 32Doniphan West 79, Highland Park 67Elkhart 47, Boise City, Okla. 35Ellinwood 66, Macksville 47Emporia 52, Topeka Hayden 51Erie 64, Eureka 33Great Bend 64, Hutchinson 37Hays 69, Garden City 42Hays-TMP-Marian 68, Ellis 35Heritage Christian 76, Cair Paravel 75Hesston 53, Smoky Valley 23Hoisington 58, Nickerson 47Holcomb 60, Scott City 33Hoxie 52, Oberlin-Decatur 17Hugoton 60, Goodland 29Jefferson North 55, Oskaloosa 26KC Bishop Ward 59, Bishop Seabury Academy 55Kingman 61, Douglass 33Kiowa County 66, Southwestern Hts. 63La Crosse 46, Otis-Bison 44Lakeside 64, Rock Hills 19Lawrence 69, Mill Valley 51Lebo 59, Madison/Hamilton 52Lincoln 50, Chase 30Logan/Palco 73, Golden Plains 31Louisburg 75, Baldwin 64Lyndon 85, Northern Heights 28Maize South 67, Arkansas City 41McPherson 58, Circle 33Minneola 69, Ashland 42Nemaha Central 55, Jefferson West 41Norton 51, Phillipsburg 45Norwich 71, Pretty Prairie 37Olathe Northwest 53, Lawrence Free State 12Olathe West 59, Olathe North 54Pike Valley 51, Natoma 20Pleasant Ridge 60, Atchison County 41Pratt 64, Larned 24Remington 65, Bennington 61Royal Valley 76, Hiawatha 53Sabetha 67, Perry-Lecompton 55Salina Central 60, Goddard 41Shawnee Heights 82, KC Turner 58South Gray 78, Bucklin 74South Haven 59, Burden Central 52St. John 56, Cimarron 52St. Mary's 73, Rossville 33Stafford 33, Hutchinson Central Christian 28Sublette 49, South Central 35Topeka West 79, Highland Park 67Trego 51, Oakley 32Tyro Community Christian 71, Bradford Christian Academy, Mass. 32Victoria 48, Central Plains 37Wabaunsee 66, Rock Creek 40Wichita Heights 49, Wichita Bishop Carroll 44Wichita Home School 71, Veritas Christian 44Wichita Northwest 81, Wichita West 61POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS=Eudora vs. Bonner Springs, ppd.Goessel vs. Canton-Galva, ppd.Herington vs. Solomon, ppd.Jayhawk Linn vs. Oswego, ppd. to Jan 24th.Lakin vs. Syracuse, ppd.Marmaton Valley vs. Southeast, ccd.Osawatomie vs. Prairie View, ppd. to Jan 28th.Pawnee Heights vs. Spearville, ppd. to Feb 19th.Rose Hill vs. Wichita Collegiate, ccd.Sedan vs. Udall, ppd. to Feb 7th.Smith Center vs. Republic County, ppd.Tonganoxie vs. Spring Hill, ppd.Topeka Seaman vs. Manhattan, ppd.Washburn Rural vs. Junction City, ppd.

Friday night high school basketball results

Saturday, January 15, 2022 &gt;&gt; 11:02 a.m. CT &gt;&gt; Bramlage Coliseum (11,643) &gt;&gt; Manhattan, Kan.

Texas Tech: Mark Adams [Texas Tech ‘79]

Last Meeting: L, 62-73 [2/6/21 in Manhattan, Kan.]

K-STATE CONCLUDES HOMESTAND SATURDAY VS. 19/19 TEXAS TECH

Saturday, January 15, 2022 &gt;&gt; 11:02 a.m. CT &gt;&gt; Bramlage Coliseum (11,643) &gt;&gt; Manhattan, Kan.COACHESKansas State: Bruce Weber [Wisconsin-Milwaukee ‘78]Record at K-State: 178-137/10th YearCareer Record: 491-292/24th Yearvs. Texas Tech: 8-10 [6-3 at home]Texas Tech: Mark Adams [Texas Tech ‘79]Record at Texas Tech: 13-3/1st YearCareer Record: 567-247/24th Yearvs. K-State: 0-0 [0-0 on the road]SERIES HISTORYOverall: K-State leads 24-20Current Streak: Texas Tech, 4In Manhattan: K-State leads 16-5At Bramlage Coliseum: K-State leads 12-5Last Meeting: L, 62-73 [2/6/21 in Manhattan, Kan.]Weber vs. Adams: 0-0 [0-0 at home]PROJECTED STARTING LINEUPKansas State (8-7, 0-4 Big 12)G: #1 Markquis NowellG: #3 Selton MiguelG: #13 Mark SmithG: #24 Nijel PackC: #21 Davion BradfordTexas Tech (13-3, 3-1 Big 12)G: #2 Davion WarrenG: #15 Kevin McCullarG: #25 Adonis ArmsF: #0 Kevin ObanorF: #11 Bryson WilliamsK-STATE CONCLUDES HOMESTAND SATURDAY VS. 19/19 TEXAS TECH<ul>
 <li>Kansas State (8-7, 0-4 Big 12) concludes a brief 2-game homestand with a Saturday morning tipoff against No. 19/19 Texas Tech (13-3, 3-1 Big 12) at 11 a.m., CT on ESPN2. The matchup will begin a gauntlet of 4 consecutive games against probable Top 25 opponents (at 21/22 Texas, 9/10 Kansas and at 1/1 Baylor) to finish off the first half of Big 12 play.</li><li>K-State dropped another heartbreaker on Wednesday night, as the Wildcats surrendered a 5-point lead with 1:48 to play in a 60-57 loss to TCU. The Horned Frogs scored the last 8 points, including the game-winning 3-pointer from junior Damion Baugh with 11 seconds to play. It was the Wildcats’ fourth loss by 3 points or less this season.</li><li>K-State is off to an 0-4 start in Big 12 play for the first time since 2019-20. The Wildcats are looking to snap a 12-game losing streak in the month of January with the last victory coming against Oklahoma on January 29, 2020.</li>
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KANSAS STATE (8-7, 0-4 Big 12) vs. 19/19 TEXAS TECH (13-3, 3-1 Big 12)

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Junior&nbsp;Damion Baugh’s&nbsp;3-point field goal with 11 seconds put the exclamation point on TCU’s 8-0 run to end the game, as the Horned Frogs kept Kansas State winless in Big 12 play with a 60-57 come-from-behind victory on Wednesday night before 5,623 fans at Bramlage Coliseum.

Trailing 57-52 after junior&nbsp;Markquis Nowell’s&nbsp;layup with 1:48 to play, TCU (11-2, 1-1 Big 12) put together an improbable comeback to earn its third straight victory at Bramlage Coliseum. Baugh started the run by making his second of 2 free throws with 1:11 to play. Junior&nbsp;Emanuel Miller&nbsp;corralled an offensive rebound off a 3-point miss by sophomore&nbsp;Mike Miles, Jr., and scored on a layup to close the gap to 57-55 with 24 seconds.

After timeouts by both teams, sophomore&nbsp;Nijel Pack&nbsp;was whistled for a travel as he received the in-bound pass with 18 seconds, allowing the Horned Frogs to setup Baugh’s game-winning 3-pointer that came off an assist from Miles for a 58-57 lead with 11 seconds to play. K-State had one more chance, but sophomore&nbsp;Davion Bradford&nbsp;could not connect on a layup and Miles was able secure the rebounds before being fouled with 1.4 seconds.

Miles, who led all scorers with 19 points, knocked down both free throw attempts to finish off the 60-57 victory. Baugh was the only other Horned Frog in double figures, finishing with 12 points on 4-of-9 field goals, including 3-of-4 from 3-point range. Miller led all players with 10 rebounds.

The loss was the fourth in a row for K-State (8-7, 0-4 Big 12) to start Big 12 play, as the Wildcats dropped their third straight game when leading in the second half. The team has lost 4 games by 3 points or less, while 6 of the 7 losses this season have come by a grand total of 25 points.

The loss overshadowed a stellar performance by Nowell, who led three Wildcats in double figures with 18 points on 7-of-12 field goals, including 4-of-7 from 3-point range, to go with a career-high 7 steals, 4 assists and 3 rebounds in 34 minutes. His 7 steals tied for the most by a Wildcat in a conference game and were the most since&nbsp;LaKeith Humphrey&nbsp;had 7 against Nebraska on February 11, 1989. Overall, Nowell’s 7 steals tied for the third-most in all games and were the most since&nbsp;Dominique Sutton&nbsp;had 8 vs. Idaho State on January 3, 2009.

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Junior&nbsp;Damion Baugh’s&nbsp;3-point field goal with 11 seconds put the exclamation point on TCU’s 8-0 run to end the game, as the Horned Frogs kept Kansas State winless in Big 12 play with a 60-57 come-from-behind victory on Wednesday night before 5,623 fans at Bramlage Coliseum.Trailing 57-52 after junior&nbsp;Markquis Nowell’s&nbsp;layup with 1:48 to play, TCU (11-2, 1-1 Big 12) put together an improbable comeback to earn its third straight victory at Bramlage Coliseum. Baugh started the run by making his second of 2 free throws with 1:11 to play. Junior&nbsp;Emanuel Miller&nbsp;corralled an offensive rebound off a 3-point miss by sophomore&nbsp;Mike Miles, Jr., and scored on a layup to close the gap to 57-55 with 24 seconds.After timeouts by both teams, sophomore&nbsp;Nijel Pack&nbsp;was whistled for a travel as he received the in-bound pass with 18 seconds, allowing the Horned Frogs to setup Baugh’s game-winning 3-pointer that came off an assist from Miles for a 58-57 lead with 11 seconds to play. K-State had one more chance, but sophomore&nbsp;Davion Bradford&nbsp;could not connect on a layup and Miles was able secure the rebounds before being fouled with 1.4 seconds.Miles, who led all scorers with 19 points, knocked down both free throw attempts to finish off the 60-57 victory. Baugh was the only other Horned Frog in double figures, finishing with 12 points on 4-of-9 field goals, including 3-of-4 from 3-point range. Miller led all players with 10 rebounds.The loss was the fourth in a row for K-State (8-7, 0-4 Big 12) to start Big 12 play, as the Wildcats dropped their third straight game when leading in the second half. The team has lost 4 games by 3 points or less, while 6 of the 7 losses this season have come by a grand total of 25 points.The loss overshadowed a stellar performance by Nowell, who led three Wildcats in double figures with 18 points on 7-of-12 field goals, including 4-of-7 from 3-point range, to go with a career-high 7 steals, 4 assists and 3 rebounds in 34 minutes. His 7 steals tied for the most by a Wildcat in a conference game and were the most since&nbsp;LaKeith Humphrey&nbsp;had 7 against Nebraska on February 11, 1989. Overall, Nowell’s 7 steals tied for the third-most in all games and were the most since&nbsp;Dominique Sutton&nbsp;had 8 vs. Idaho State on January 3, 2009.

Wildcats fall to 0-4 in Big 12 play

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The last time the Kansas City Chiefs played the Pittsburgh Steelers in the playoffs, Tyreek Hill was a wide-eyed rookie wide receiver, Chris Jones was learning the ropes at defensive tackle and Travis Kelce was just becoming one of the NFL's best tight ends. But they're a whole lot more experienced heading into their game Sunday night in Kansas City. They’ve been to the last two Super Bowls. The last three AFC title games. And the team that couldn’t win a playoff game at home has won five straight, a franchise record it hopes to extend when the Chiefs play Pittsburgh for the second time in a month.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The last time the Kansas City Chiefs played the Pittsburgh Steelers in the playoffs, Tyreek Hill was a wide-eyed rookie wide receiver, Chris Jones was learning the ropes at defensive tackle and Travis Kelce was just becoming one of the NFL's best tight ends. But they're a whole lot more experienced heading into their game Sunday night in Kansas City. They’ve been to the last two Super Bowls. The last three AFC title games. And the team that couldn’t win a playoff game at home has won five straight, a franchise record it hopes to extend when the Chiefs play Pittsburgh for the second time in a month.

Chiefs host Steelers in the playoffs

Hutchinson Central Christian 46, Attica 36

Salina Sacred Heart 52, Republic County 23

Wichita Bishop Carroll 51, Wichita Northwest 21

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Andover Central 69, Arkansas City 18Argonia 62, Burden Central 26Berean Academy 49, Sedgwick 20Bluestem 33, Neodesha 23Burlingame 44, Madison/Hamilton Co-op 35Burlington 61, Osawatomie 16Chapman 41, Beloit 30Circle 40, Winfield 34Clay Center 38, Southeast Saline 32Council Grove 49, Chase County 9Derby 75, Wichita Campus 21Dodge City 70, Guymon, Okla. 40Fort Scott 68, Coffeyville 31Garden Plain 51, Cheney 40Goodland 44, Colby 23Hanover 68, Axtell 35Hartford 50, Olpe 22Haven 47, Larned 32Hays 47, Great Bend 33Hays-TMP-Marian 39, Hoxie 30Herington 46, Rural Vista 31Hillsboro 32, Hoisington 17Hodgeman County 46, Pawnee Heights 24Holcomb 40, Lakin 35Hutchinson 47, Maize South 35Hutchinson Central Christian 46, Attica 36Independence 55, Chanute 39Junction City 42 Highland Park 40Kapaun Mount Carmel 60, Wichita West 22Labette County 53, Pittsburg 22Lakeside 55, Thunder Ridge 39Liberal 57, Garden City 36Macksville 53, La Crosse 40Maize 53, Andover 41Marysville 53, Concordia 31McLouth 44, Valley Falls 37McPherson 47, Augusta 21Medicine Lodge 43, Douglass 38Moundridge 59, Bennington 39Ness City 51, Spearville 48Nickerson 55, Hesston 40Oakley 39, Norton 36Olathe North 58, Lawrence Free State 16Olathe Northwest 38, Lawrence 33Ottawa 51, Baldwin 39Phillipsburg 59, Trego 34Pittsburg Colgan 65, Galena 26Pratt 42, Lyons 28SM West 48, Olathe East 33Salina Central 71, Valley Center 40Salina Sacred Heart 52, Republic County 23Shawnee Heights 50, Leavenworth 38Smoky Valley 51, Halstead 31St. John 63, Ellinwood 32St. Thomas Aquinas 74, BV Southwest 26Sterling 41, Central Plains 39Syracuse 60, Moscow 40Uniontown 53, Northeast-Arma 44Valley Heights 64, Minneapolis 43Wamego 69, Abilene 32West Elk 47, Sedan 44Wichita Bishop Carroll 51, Wichita Northwest 21Wichita Heights 62, Wichita East 44Wichita Southeast 54, Wichita North 14Wilson 53, Chase 51POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS=Mulvane vs. Clearwater, ppd.

Tuesday night girls high school basketball

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Sean McNeil scored 19 of his 26 points in the second half and West Virginia rallied to defeat Kansas State 71-68 in Big 12 Conference play. The Mountaineers trailed 18-4 early and 40-27 at halftime. West Virginia pulled even at 50 on a McNeil layup with 9:09 remaining and took it first lead on McNeil’s 3-pointer 34 seconds later. Nijel Pack answered with a 3 for the Wildcats, but Taz Sherman hit back-to-back 3-pointers and McNeil added a bucket in an 8-0 run to put the Mountaineers up 61-53 with 5:49 left. Ismael Massoud’s 3-pointer with 5 seconds to go pulled the Wildcats within 69-68, but Jalen Bridges hit two free throws and Markquis Nowell missed a game-tying 3 at the buzzer.

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Sean McNeil scored 19 of his 26 points in the second half and West Virginia rallied to defeat Kansas State 71-68 in Big 12 Conference play. The Mountaineers trailed 18-4 early and 40-27 at halftime. West Virginia pulled even at 50 on a McNeil layup with 9:09 remaining and took it first lead on McNeil’s 3-pointer 34 seconds later. Nijel Pack answered with a 3 for the Wildcats, but Taz Sherman hit back-to-back 3-pointers and McNeil added a bucket in an 8-0 run to put the Mountaineers up 61-53 with 5:49 left. Ismael Massoud’s 3-pointer with 5 seconds to go pulled the Wildcats within 69-68, but Jalen Bridges hit two free throws and Markquis Nowell missed a game-tying 3 at the buzzer.

West Virginia rallies to defeat Kansas State

Kansas State&nbsp;men’s basketball head coach&nbsp;Bruce Weber, along with sophomore&nbsp;Jordan Brooks, freshman&nbsp;Maximus Edwards, junior&nbsp;Kaosi Ezeagu, sophomore&nbsp;Trey Harris, freshman&nbsp;Logan Landers&nbsp;and senior&nbsp;Mike McGuirl,&nbsp;will missed Saturday's game with&nbsp;West Virginia due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols.

K-State had 9 available players (sophomore&nbsp;Davion Bradford, senior&nbsp;Drew Honas, sophomore&nbsp;Luke Kasubke, junior&nbsp;Carlton Linguard, Jr., sophomore&nbsp;Ish Massoud, sophomore&nbsp;Selton Miguel, sophomore&nbsp;Nijel Pack&nbsp;and fifth-year senior&nbsp;Mark Smith), including 8 scholarship players, for today’s game.

In Weber’s place, assistant coach&nbsp;Jermaine Henderson&nbsp;will assume head coaching responsibilities.

Kansas State&nbsp;men’s basketball head coach&nbsp;Bruce Weber, along with sophomore&nbsp;Jordan Brooks, freshman&nbsp;Maximus Edwards, junior&nbsp;Kaosi Ezeagu, sophomore&nbsp;Trey Harris, freshman&nbsp;Logan Landers&nbsp;and senior&nbsp;Mike McGuirl,&nbsp;will missed Saturday's game with&nbsp;West Virginia due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols.K-State had 9 available players (sophomore&nbsp;Davion Bradford, senior&nbsp;Drew Honas, sophomore&nbsp;Luke Kasubke, junior&nbsp;Carlton Linguard, Jr., sophomore&nbsp;Ish Massoud, sophomore&nbsp;Selton Miguel, sophomore&nbsp;Nijel Pack&nbsp;and fifth-year senior&nbsp;Mark Smith), including 8 scholarship players, for today’s game.In Weber’s place, assistant coach&nbsp;Jermaine Henderson&nbsp;will assume head coaching responsibilities.

Coach Weber, 6 players sidelined for game with West Virginia

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL=Blue Valley 44, Wetmore 33Caney Valley 48, Baxter Springs 40Central Plains 50, Macksville 12Cheney 63, Kingman 36Circle 42, El Dorado 30Dodge City 44, Colby 43Doniphan West 57, Washington County 35Elkhart 60, Sublette 12Emporia 71, Junction City 8Eureka 45, Fredonia 29Frontenac 44, Galena 29Garden Plain 40, Belle Plaine 37Girard 50, Columbus 16Goessel 48, Rural Vista 45Halstead 60, Hillsboro 54Hanover 59, Frankfort 45Hoisington 46, Beloit 33Holcomb 67, Ulysses 30Hugoton 51, Scott City 38Hutchinson 42, Wichita Campus 33Lakeside 52, Pike Valley 35Liberal 62, Hays 50Maize 60, Salina South 34Manhattan 64, Highland Park 34Marmaton Valley 47, Oswego 16McPherson 43, Winfield 22Mission Valley 42, Central Heights 26Nickerson 60, Larned 34Northern Valley 51, Logan 26Oakley 48, Plainville 25Olathe Northwest 38, Olathe East 35Ottawa 39, Tonganoxie 32Phillipsburg 55, Russell 37Rawlins County 57, Wallace County 49Remington 51, Ell-Saline 37Rock Hills 49, Chase 13SM West 26, Lawrence 16Silver Lake 53, Rock Creek 49Smith Center 63, Ellis 47Southwestern Hts. 51, Syracuse 37St. Paul 42, Pleasanton 29Sterling 59, Bennington 31Sylvan-Lucas 42, Tescott 15Topeka 43, Topeka Seaman 38Trego 46, Hill City 36Uniontown 37, Yates Center 21Wamego 53, Concordia 21

Friday night girls basketball results

Kansas State assistant Collin Klein, who had been serving as the interim offensive coordinator during the bowl season, was given the full-time job on Friday after an impressive performance by the Wildcats in the Texas Bowl. The former Heisman Trophy finalist put together a game plan for LSU that resulted in a school bowl-record 442 yards of total offense in a 42-20 rout of the Tigers on Tuesday night. 

Klein takes over for Courtney Messingham, who was fired after the Wildcats lost their regular-season finale at Texas. They only managed 27 points combined in Messingham’s final two games in charge.

Kansas State assistant Collin Klein, who had been serving as the interim offensive coordinator during the bowl season, was given the full-time job on Friday after an impressive performance by the Wildcats in the Texas Bowl. The former Heisman Trophy finalist put together a game plan for LSU that resulted in a school bowl-record 442 yards of total offense in a 42-20 rout of the Tigers on Tuesday night. Klein takes over for Courtney Messingham, who was fired after the Wildcats lost their regular-season finale at Texas. They only managed 27 points combined in Messingham’s final two games in charge.

Collin Klein is named offensive coordinator

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– The&nbsp;Bruce Weber&nbsp;Radio Show has been canceled tonight (Thursday) due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols.

The next radio show is scheduled for Thursday, January 13 at Union Station by JP’s in the K-State Student Union.

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– The&nbsp;Bruce Weber&nbsp;Radio Show has been canceled tonight (Thursday) due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols.The next radio show is scheduled for Thursday, January 13 at Union Station by JP’s in the K-State Student Union.

Bruce Weber Show canceled for this week

JCHS Athletic Director Matt Westerhaus has announced changes for&nbsp; Friday’s basketball games vs. Emporia at Junction City High School.&nbsp; 

Ninth grade boys and girls games played will not be played. In the Main Gym varsity Girls will start&nbsp;at 5:00pm&nbsp;followed by the boys varsity contest.

In the Auxiliary Gym the JV boys contest will start&nbsp;at 5:00pm&nbsp;followed by the girls JV.&nbsp; The girls JV game will not start until the conclusion of the girls varsity game

JCHS Athletic Director Matt Westerhaus has announced changes for&nbsp; Friday’s basketball games vs. Emporia at Junction City High School.&nbsp; Ninth grade boys and girls games played will not be played. In the Main Gym varsity Girls will start&nbsp;at 5:00pm&nbsp;followed by the boys varsity contest.In the Auxiliary Gym the JV boys contest will start&nbsp;at 5:00pm&nbsp;followed by the girls JV.&nbsp; The girls JV game will not start until the conclusion of the girls varsity game

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