The path for the Kansas Jayhawks who are still searching for their first win of the 2020 season did not get any easier on Saturday as they traveled to Norman, OK. for a matchup with the #19 Oklahoma Sooners

Despite an interception from Kenny Logan Jr., for the second-straight game and a career game from freshman running back Daniel Hishaw Jr., Kansas fell to Oklahoma 62-9 Saturday afternoon at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.

The Sooners used three rushing touchdowns and one passing score to go with a field goal to build a 31-0 lead in the second quarter. Field goal kicker Jacob Borcila got Kansas on the scoreboard right before halftime when he connected on a 32-yard field goal as time expired in the half.

Hishaw, a true freshman from Oklahoma, started for the second-straight game. He finished with 73 yards on 10 carries, after scoring his first-career touchdown a week ago against Iowa State. Fellow true freshman Luke Grimm led the team in receiving yards with 61 on four catches.

The Jayhawks fell to 0-7 on the season and 0-6 in Big 12 Play. The Sooners, ranked No. 19 in both major polls, improved to 5-2 overall and 4-2 in the league.

Kansas will have next weekend off with its third and final open week of the season. The Jayhawks will return to action on Nov. 21 against Texas.

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 </figure>The path for the Kansas Jayhawks who are still searching for their first win of the 2020 season did not get any easier on Saturday as they traveled to Norman, OK. for a matchup with the #19 Oklahoma SoonersDespite an interception from Kenny Logan Jr., for the second-straight game and a career game from freshman running back Daniel Hishaw Jr., Kansas fell to Oklahoma 62-9 Saturday afternoon at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.The Sooners used three rushing touchdowns and one passing score to go with a field goal to build a 31-0 lead in the second quarter. Field goal kicker Jacob Borcila got Kansas on the scoreboard right before halftime when he connected on a 32-yard field goal as time expired in the half.Hishaw, a true freshman from Oklahoma, started for the second-straight game. He finished with 73 yards on 10 carries, after scoring his first-career touchdown a week ago against Iowa State. Fellow true freshman Luke Grimm led the team in receiving yards with 61 on four catches.The Jayhawks fell to 0-7 on the season and 0-6 in Big 12 Play. The Sooners, ranked No. 19 in both major polls, improved to 5-2 overall and 4-2 in the league.Kansas will have next weekend off with its third and final open week of the season. The Jayhawks will return to action on Nov. 21 against Texas.

Career day from freshman running back not enough for Kansas, fall 62-9

&nbsp;No. 14 Oklahoma State was held scoreless in the first half for the first time since 2014 but used a big second half to rally for a 20-18 win over Kansas State on Saturday at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. It was the second straight loss for K-State, who fell to 4-3 (4-2 Big 12). 

Trailing 12-0, the Cowboys used a pair of field goals and a 9-yard rushing touchdown by Brennan Presley in the third quarter to take a 13-12 lead. K-State managed just 25 yards of offense in the third, as the visiting Cowboys got back into the game.  

Jason Taylor added to Oklahoma State's advantage midway through the fourth with a 85-yard fumble return for a touchdown. Will Howard pulled the Cats within two with a late rushing score, but the two-point conversion attempt failed. 

K-State forced a punt to get the ball back with time winding down. An interception by Oklahoma State's Tre Sterling sealed the win for the visitors, who improved to 5-1 (4-1 Big 12).   

K-State's defense limited Oklahoma State to just four first downs in the first half, as the Cats took a 12-0 lead to halftime. Blake Lynch connected on a pair of field goals, and Phillip Brooks hauled in a touchdown pass for K-State in the first half.  

True freshman quarterback Will Howard threw for 143 yards and added a game-high 125 rushing yards on the day. K-State held a 370-256 advantage in total yards.

After losing their first non conference game of the season, K State started out Big 12 play on a four game win streak that was snapped last week by West Virginia, now on a two game losing streak the Cats will look to get a win against another tough opponent in #17 Iowa State, who are coming off a matchup with Baylor

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 </figure>&nbsp;No. 14 Oklahoma State was held scoreless in the first half for the first time since 2014 but used a big second half to rally for a 20-18 win over Kansas State on Saturday at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. It was the second straight loss for K-State, who fell to 4-3 (4-2 Big 12). Trailing 12-0, the Cowboys used a pair of field goals and a 9-yard rushing touchdown by Brennan Presley in the third quarter to take a 13-12 lead. K-State managed just 25 yards of offense in the third, as the visiting Cowboys got back into the game. Jason Taylor added to Oklahoma State's advantage midway through the fourth with a 85-yard fumble return for a touchdown. Will Howard pulled the Cats within two with a late rushing score, but the two-point conversion attempt failed. K-State forced a punt to get the ball back with time winding down. An interception by Oklahoma State's Tre Sterling sealed the win for the visitors, who improved to 5-1 (4-1 Big 12). K-State's defense limited Oklahoma State to just four first downs in the first half, as the Cats took a 12-0 lead to halftime. Blake Lynch connected on a pair of field goals, and Phillip Brooks hauled in a touchdown pass for K-State in the first half. True freshman quarterback Will Howard threw for 143 yards and added a game-high 125 rushing yards on the day. K-State held a 370-256 advantage in total yards.After losing their first non conference game of the season, K State started out Big 12 play on a four game win streak that was snapped last week by West Virginia, now on a two game losing streak the Cats will look to get a win against another tough opponent in #17 Iowa State, who are coming off a matchup with Baylor

Kansas State falls as Oklahoma State rallys back to 20-18 win

In their first game at Spratt Stadium in 363 days, the Missouri Western football team fell to MIAA competitor Pittsburg State 20-7. 

Down 10-0 at halftime, the lone Griffon touchdown came from a 90-yard kick-off return by Sam Webb to open the 3rd quarter. 

Pitt State (1-1) went on to score once more in the third quarter and had another field goal in the fourth. The Griffons held the Gorillas to just 296 total yards, but managed just 180 yards of offense. MWSU was also flagged 17 times for 165 penalty yards in the loss.

The Griffons and Gorillas are two out of three MIAA teams still playing countable games this fall.

MWSU had just one player test positive for COVID this week, but Defensive Coordinator Justin Richter was missing from the sideline for a second straight week due to quarantine protocols. Injuries have been the main issue during this 2020 return to play, with multiple starters sidelined for a second straight week.

The Griffons will travel to Canyon, Texas, on Saturday, Nov. 14, to play West Texas A&amp;M at 4 p.m.

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 </figure>In their first game at Spratt Stadium in 363 days, the Missouri Western football team fell to MIAA competitor Pittsburg State 20-7. Down 10-0 at halftime, the lone Griffon touchdown came from a 90-yard kick-off return by Sam Webb to open the 3rd quarter. Pitt State (1-1) went on to score once more in the third quarter and had another field goal in the fourth. The Griffons held the Gorillas to just 296 total yards, but managed just 180 yards of offense. MWSU was also flagged 17 times for 165 penalty yards in the loss.The Griffons and Gorillas are two out of three MIAA teams still playing countable games this fall.MWSU had just one player test positive for COVID this week, but Defensive Coordinator Justin Richter was missing from the sideline for a second straight week due to quarantine protocols. Injuries have been the main issue during this 2020 return to play, with multiple starters sidelined for a second straight week.The Griffons will travel to Canyon, Texas, on Saturday, Nov. 14, to play West Texas A&amp;M at 4 p.m.

Missouri Western plays first home game in 363 days, fall 20-7

Smithville (8-2)&nbsp; 42 Lafayette (4-6)&nbsp; 0

Kearney (5-4)&nbsp; 41 Winnetonka (6-4)&nbsp; 34 &nbsp;Winner plays winner of Smithville/Lafayette

&nbsp;Penney (8-3)&nbsp; 40 South Harrison (8-3)&nbsp; 28

&nbsp;Princeton (8-2)&nbsp; 42 Milan (9-3)&nbsp; 36 Winner plays winner of Penney/South Harrison

Mid Buchanan (10-0)&nbsp; 55&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Polo (3-8)&nbsp; 6

East Buchanan (8-2)&nbsp; 11 West Platte (5-6)&nbsp; 8 Winner plays winner of Mid Buchanan/Polo

Richmond (8-1)&nbsp; 62 &nbsp;Chillicothe (3-8)&nbsp; 41

Maryville (8-3)&nbsp; 41 Cameron (7-4)&nbsp; 13 Winner plays winner of Richmond/Chillicothe

Drexel (10-1)&nbsp; 50 &nbsp;Jasper (5-5)&nbsp; 0

Archie (10-1)&nbsp; 52 Rich Hill (2-6)&nbsp; 0 Winner plays winner of Drexel/Jasper

Southwest Livingston (9-1)&nbsp; 88 Concordia (3-5)&nbsp; 22

North Shelby (8-2)&nbsp; 13 Norborne (6-3)&nbsp; 0&nbsp; &nbsp;(FORFEIT) North Shelby will play winner of Southwest Livingston/Concordia

North Andrew (11-0)&nbsp; 44 Pattonsburg (6-5)&nbsp; 34

South Holt (8-1)&nbsp; 53 King City (5-6)&nbsp; 22 Winner plays winner of North Andrew/Pattonsburg

Stanberry (9-1)&nbsp; 56 Rock Port (4-4)&nbsp; 0

East Atchison (7-2)&nbsp; 60 Worth County (5-5)&nbsp; 14 Winner plays Winner of Stanberry/Rock Port

WEEK 11 DISTRICT FOOTBALL11 MAN FOOTBALL CITYCLASS 4DISTRICT 8Smithville (8-2)&nbsp; 42 Lafayette (4-6)&nbsp; 0Kearney (5-4)&nbsp; 41 Winnetonka (6-4)&nbsp; 34 &nbsp;Winner plays winner of Smithville/LafayetteOTHER AREA SCHOOLSCLASS 1DISTRICT 7&nbsp;Penney (8-3)&nbsp; 40 South Harrison (8-3)&nbsp; 28&nbsp;Princeton (8-2)&nbsp; 42 Milan (9-3)&nbsp; 36 Winner plays winner of Penney/South HarrisonDISTRICT 8Mid Buchanan (10-0)&nbsp; 55&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Polo (3-8)&nbsp; 6East Buchanan (8-2)&nbsp; 11 West Platte (5-6)&nbsp; 8 Winner plays winner of Mid Buchanan/PoloCLASS 3DISTRICT 8Richmond (8-1)&nbsp; 62 &nbsp;Chillicothe (3-8)&nbsp; 41Maryville (8-3)&nbsp; 41 Cameron (7-4)&nbsp; 13 Winner plays winner of Richmond/Chillicothe8-MAN TOURNAMENTDISTRICT 1Drexel (10-1)&nbsp; 50 &nbsp;Jasper (5-5)&nbsp; 0Archie (10-1)&nbsp; 52 Rich Hill (2-6)&nbsp; 0 Winner plays winner of Drexel/JasperDISTRICT 2Southwest Livingston (9-1)&nbsp; 88 Concordia (3-5)&nbsp; 22North Shelby (8-2)&nbsp; 13 Norborne (6-3)&nbsp; 0&nbsp; &nbsp;(FORFEIT) North Shelby will play winner of Southwest Livingston/ConcordiaDISTRICT 3North Andrew (11-0)&nbsp; 44 Pattonsburg (6-5)&nbsp; 34South Holt (8-1)&nbsp; 53 King City (5-6)&nbsp; 22 Winner plays winner of North Andrew/PattonsburgDISTRICT 4Stanberry (9-1)&nbsp; 56 Rock Port (4-4)&nbsp; 0East Atchison (7-2)&nbsp; 60 Worth County (5-5)&nbsp; 14 Winner plays Winner of Stanberry/Rock Port

High School Football Scoreboard- Nov. 6 2020

Saturday's football scrimmage between Northwest Missouri State University and Washburn University has been canceled as a result of 15 positive COVID-19 tests by the Ichabods. After contact tracing to possibly infected players, the Ichabods will not have enough players at various positions to play after the quarantined waiting period of 14 days. Therefore, out of a concern for the safety of everyone involved, the scrimmage will be canceled and there will be no make-up date set.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Saturday's football scrimmage between Northwest Missouri State University and Washburn University has been canceled as a result of 15 positive COVID-19 tests by the Ichabods. After contact tracing to possibly infected players, the Ichabods will not have enough players at various positions to play after the quarantined waiting period of 14 days. Therefore, out of a concern for the safety of everyone involved, the scrimmage will be canceled and there will be no make-up date set.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Northwest MIssouri State football scrimmage against Washburn canceled

The Kansas City Chiefs are currently under the NFL's Intensive Protocol following the team being notified of a positive test from a staff member Thursday morning

In a statement on the team's Facebook page, the Chiefs say:&nbsp;

"The club was notified this morning that a staff member has tested positive for COVID-19. The individual is self-quarantining, under the team’s medical care, and contact tracing is taking place. The team is now in the NFL’s Intensive Protocol and working closely with the league and medical experts."

The post continues saying that "The health and safety of our players, coaches and staff members remains our number one priority. The Chiefs will hold practice this morning and then out of precaution, the facilities will be closed this afternoon and meetings will be held virtually. We’ll continue to monitor the situation and take any appropriate action necessary to protect the team and those around us. The team will continue its preparation to play the Carolina Panthers on Sunday."

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 </figure>The Kansas City Chiefs are currently under the NFL's Intensive Protocol following the team being notified of a positive test from a staff member Thursday morningIn a statement on the team's Facebook page, the Chiefs say:&nbsp;"The club was notified this morning that a staff member has tested positive for COVID-19. The individual is self-quarantining, under the team’s medical care, and contact tracing is taking place. The team is now in the NFL’s Intensive Protocol and working closely with the league and medical experts."The post continues saying that "The health and safety of our players, coaches and staff members remains our number one priority. The Chiefs will hold practice this morning and then out of precaution, the facilities will be closed this afternoon and meetings will be held virtually. We’ll continue to monitor the situation and take any appropriate action necessary to protect the team and those around us. The team will continue its preparation to play the Carolina Panthers on Sunday."

Kansas City Chiefs under NFL's COVID protocol following positive test

Patrick Mahomes threw for 416 yards and five touchdowns, the Kansas City defense shut down Sam Darnold and the inept Jets offense and the Chiefs romped to a 35-9 victory over winless New York. 

Tyreek Hill had 98 yards receiving and two touchdowns, Travis Kelce had 109 yards and another score, and Mecole Hardman and Demarcus Robinson also reached the end zone for the Chiefs. 

The win was Andy Reid's 229th and put him in a tie with Hall of Fame coach Curly Lambeau for the fifth most in NFL history. The Jets managed just 221 yards total offense in falling to 0-8 for the first time since 1996.

Kansas City found the end zone on three of its first four possessions, building a sizable lead as New York moved the ball well early on, but couldn't finish drives.

Mahomes completed 31-of-42 passes for 416 yards and five touchdowns in the game, marking his 10th career outing with at least four passing touchdowns – the most in the NFL since 2018 and four more than second place.

It was Hill's eighth multi-receiving touchdown game since 2017, tying the Green Bay Packers' Davante Adams for the most in the NFL.&nbsp; Hill was one of 10 players to catch a pass for Kansas City on Sunday and one of four to top 60+ yards receiving. Kelce led that group with 109 yards through the air, matching Antonio Gates and Jason Witten for the fifth-most 100-yard games (21) by a tight end in NFL history.

It all marked Kansas City's third victory in a row and its seventh overall this season as the Chiefs reached the midpoint of the campaign, and with 35 points on Sunday, Kansas City tallied 23+ points for the 44th time in its last 45 games.

The Chiefs will return to action on Sunday as they take on the Carolina Panthers at Arrowhead Stadium.

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 </figure>KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)&nbsp;Patrick Mahomes threw for 416 yards and five touchdowns, the Kansas City defense shut down Sam Darnold and the inept Jets offense and the Chiefs romped to a 35-9 victory over winless New York. Tyreek Hill had 98 yards receiving and two touchdowns, Travis Kelce had 109 yards and another score, and Mecole Hardman and Demarcus Robinson also reached the end zone for the Chiefs. The win was Andy Reid's 229th and put him in a tie with Hall of Fame coach Curly Lambeau for the fifth most in NFL history. The Jets managed just 221 yards total offense in falling to 0-8 for the first time since 1996.Kansas City found the end zone on three of its first four possessions, building a sizable lead as New York moved the ball well early on, but couldn't finish drives.Mahomes completed 31-of-42 passes for 416 yards and five touchdowns in the game, marking his 10th career outing with at least four passing touchdowns – the most in the NFL since 2018 and four more than second place.It was Hill's eighth multi-receiving touchdown game since 2017, tying the Green Bay Packers' Davante Adams for the most in the NFL.&nbsp; Hill was one of 10 players to catch a pass for Kansas City on Sunday and one of four to top 60+ yards receiving. Kelce led that group with 109 yards through the air, matching Antonio Gates and Jason Witten for the fifth-most 100-yard games (21) by a tight end in NFL history.It all marked Kansas City's third victory in a row and its seventh overall this season as the Chiefs reached the midpoint of the campaign, and with 35 points on Sunday, Kansas City tallied 23+ points for the 44th time in its last 45 games.The Chiefs will return to action on Sunday as they take on the Carolina Panthers at Arrowhead Stadium.

Chiefs roll to 35-9 victory over winless Jets

The Iowa State Cyclones used a strong first quarter Saturday to get by the Kansas Jayhawks 52-22 at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium.&nbsp; The Cyclones took advantage of the 11 a.m., start and outscored the Jayhawks 13-0 in the first quarter.&nbsp;

Kansas (0-6, 0-5 Big 12) answered back in the second quarter when true freshman running back Daniel Hishaw Jr., scored his first-career touchdown when he scampered in from five yards out on a direct snap out of the “Wildcat” formation.

Iowa State (4-2, 4-1) responded with a touchdown with four minutes remaining in the first half to go up 20-7. Kansas marched down the field on its final drive, but missed a field goal with one second left in the half to keep the deficit at 13 points.

The Jayhawks were led Saturday by their freshmen once again. Freshman quarterback Jalon Daniels threw for 135 yards in the first half with his favorite target being fellow true freshman Luke Grimm. Grimm had four catches for 53 yards in the first half alone.

Defensively, freshman Marcus Harris picked up a tackle-for-loss to give him 6 ½ over his last three games. Fellow freshman lineman DaJon Terry also picked up his second-career sack and has one sack in each of the last two home games.

Daniels finished 165 passing yards, completing 16-of-29 passes. He also led the team in rushing yards with 36. He had 58 rushing yards before sacks were accounted for. Kwamie Lassiter II led the team in receiving with five catches for 66 yards. Andrew Parchment had three catches for 27 yards and found Lassiter on a pass play for a two-point conversion after the Daniels touchdown.

The Jayhawks will return to action Saturday in Norman against Oklahoma. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:30 p.m., and will be televised by either ESPN or ESPN2.

The Iowa State Cyclones used a strong first quarter Saturday to get by the Kansas Jayhawks 52-22 at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium.&nbsp; The Cyclones took advantage of the 11 a.m., start and outscored the Jayhawks 13-0 in the first quarter.&nbsp;Kansas (0-6, 0-5 Big 12) answered back in the second quarter when true freshman running back Daniel Hishaw Jr., scored his first-career touchdown when he scampered in from five yards out on a direct snap out of the “Wildcat” formation.Iowa State (4-2, 4-1) responded with a touchdown with four minutes remaining in the first half to go up 20-7. Kansas marched down the field on its final drive, but missed a field goal with one second left in the half to keep the deficit at 13 points.The Jayhawks were led Saturday by their freshmen once again. Freshman quarterback Jalon Daniels threw for 135 yards in the first half with his favorite target being fellow true freshman Luke Grimm. Grimm had four catches for 53 yards in the first half alone.Defensively, freshman Marcus Harris picked up a tackle-for-loss to give him 6 ½ over his last three games. Fellow freshman lineman DaJon Terry also picked up his second-career sack and has one sack in each of the last two home games.Daniels finished 165 passing yards, completing 16-of-29 passes. He also led the team in rushing yards with 36. He had 58 rushing yards before sacks were accounted for. Kwamie Lassiter II led the team in receiving with five catches for 66 yards. Andrew Parchment had three catches for 27 yards and found Lassiter on a pass play for a two-point conversion after the Daniels touchdown.The Jayhawks will return to action Saturday in Norman against Oklahoma. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:30 p.m., and will be televised by either ESPN or ESPN2.

Iowa State stays atop Big 12 standings with 52-22 win over Kansas 

&nbsp;Taking the field as a road underdog on Saturday afternoon wasn't new for No. 16 K-State. Leaving after a 37-10 loss to West Virginia in their first Big 12 defeat of the season was a different experience for the Wildcats.

K-State (4-2, 4-1) came up with two sacks and jumped out to an early lead in Morgantown, before West Virginia (4-2, 3-2) used a strong second quarter to put away the Wildcats. 

The Mountaineers racked up 301 yards through the air on a short-handed K-State secondary.

Malik Knowles came up with a 35-yard touchdown grab to give the Wildcats a boost heading into the break. Getting the wide receivers more involved has been a point of emphasis for K-State and Knowles' first touchdown catch of the year was a highlight for the group on Saturday. 

Phillip Brooks hauled in four receptions for 39 yards to lead all K-State receivers in Morgantown. 

Early in the second half, the K-State defense did their part to get back into the game, holding West Virginia to a field goal attempt at the goal line. The Mountaineers would settle for four field goal attempts on the afternoon.

An interception returned for a touchdown on the Wildcats' next drive of the game would prove to be the tipping point. West Virginia brought the nation's top defense - among teams that have played at least two games - into Saturday's game and held K-State to just 225 yards of total offense.

Deuce Vaughn rushed nine times for 22 yards in the loss, as Kansas State struggled to get going on the ground against a tough Mountaineers rush defense.

Saturday also marked the first game of the season where the Wildcats failed to come up with an interception, while three picks helped the West Virginia defense control the flow of the game.

K-State returns to Manhattan for their next Big 12 matchup, a clash with No. 6 Oklahoma State on November 7 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The game will air on ABC at 11 a.m. or FOX at 3 p.m.

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 </figure>&nbsp;Taking the field as a road underdog on Saturday afternoon wasn't new for No. 16 K-State. Leaving after a 37-10 loss to West Virginia in their first Big 12 defeat of the season was a different experience for the Wildcats.K-State (4-2, 4-1) came up with two sacks and jumped out to an early lead in Morgantown, before West Virginia (4-2, 3-2) used a strong second quarter to put away the Wildcats. The Mountaineers racked up 301 yards through the air on a short-handed K-State secondary.Malik Knowles came up with a 35-yard touchdown grab to give the Wildcats a boost heading into the break. Getting the wide receivers more involved has been a point of emphasis for K-State and Knowles' first touchdown catch of the year was a highlight for the group on Saturday. Phillip Brooks hauled in four receptions for 39 yards to lead all K-State receivers in Morgantown. Early in the second half, the K-State defense did their part to get back into the game, holding West Virginia to a field goal attempt at the goal line. The Mountaineers would settle for four field goal attempts on the afternoon.An interception returned for a touchdown on the Wildcats' next drive of the game would prove to be the tipping point. West Virginia brought the nation's top defense - among teams that have played at least two games - into Saturday's game and held K-State to just 225 yards of total offense.Deuce Vaughn rushed nine times for 22 yards in the loss, as Kansas State struggled to get going on the ground against a tough Mountaineers rush defense.Saturday also marked the first game of the season where the Wildcats failed to come up with an interception, while three picks helped the West Virginia defense control the flow of the game.K-State returns to Manhattan for their next Big 12 matchup, a clash with No. 6 Oklahoma State on November 7 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The game will air on ABC at 11 a.m. or FOX at 3 p.m.

West Virginia snaps Kansas State's four game win streak with 37-10 win

Mizzou Football dropped a 41-17 decision at No. 10/9 Florida Saturday night at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The loss snapped a two-game Mizzou winning streak as the Tigers fall to 2-3 on the season. Florida improves to 3-1 on the year.

Mizzou got a pick-six score from junior CB Jarvis Ware but failed to get much going offensively. Junior LB Nick Bolton continued his All-SEC caliber season with 10 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss as he continues to lead the team in tackling this season. 

Sophomore LB Devin Nicholson posted a career-high 13 tackles as well, his second double-digit tackle outing this season.

On each of Florida's first two offensive series, the Gators drove the ball down into the red zone. Coming into the game, Florida had converted touchdowns on 12-of-15 red zone appearances, settling for field goals just three times. But that's exactly what Mizzou forced Florida to do on each of those drives, keeping Mizzou in the game with Florida leading 6-0 after the first quarter.

Mizzou then grabbed momentum midway through the second quarter, thanks to an incredible effort by the defense. Junior All-SEC LB Nick Bolton broke through the Florida line and got a hand on Florida QB Kyle Trask's arm as he unloaded, causing an underthrow, which was read by Mizzou CB Jarvis Ware. 

Ware, a Florida native, slowed up and caught the short throw for an interception and returned it 59 yards for a score, giving Mizzou a 7-6 lead. It was Mizzou's first interception since last year at Vanderbilt, snapping a nine-game streak without a pick. It was Mizzou's first pick-six since Cale Garrett had one against Troy last year .

Florida tacked on a TD on an 18-yard screen pass from Trask to Kadarius Toney to take a 13-7 late in the quarter. Mizzou tried to go up-tempo on the ensuing possession, but a third-and-one fumble gave Florida the ball back deep in Mizzou territory. Florida added another TD, this time a 30-yard strike from Trask to Toney, on the very next play and took a 20-7 lead into the half.

The Gators added another Toney score to open the third quarter to put the game out of reach.

Both Mizzou and Florida may be facing a slew of suspensions, following a massive brawl prior to halftime.&nbsp; Following a big hit on Trask, both the Tigers and Gators exchanged words at midfield, and punches were thrown by both teams.

Head coaches Dan Mullen of Florida and Eli Drinkwitz of Missouri were seen exchanging words, the brawl ending with Mullen pumping up the crowd as he ran into the tunnel

Mizzou will be on a scheduled bye week next weekend before returning home to play No. 5 Georgia on Nov. 14. The time and TV designation for that contest will be set on Monday.

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 </figure>Mizzou Football dropped a 41-17 decision at No. 10/9 Florida Saturday night at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The loss snapped a two-game Mizzou winning streak as the Tigers fall to 2-3 on the season. Florida improves to 3-1 on the year.Mizzou got a pick-six score from junior CB Jarvis Ware but failed to get much going offensively. Junior LB Nick Bolton continued his All-SEC caliber season with 10 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss as he continues to lead the team in tackling this season. Sophomore LB Devin Nicholson posted a career-high 13 tackles as well, his second double-digit tackle outing this season.On each of Florida's first two offensive series, the Gators drove the ball down into the red zone. Coming into the game, Florida had converted touchdowns on 12-of-15 red zone appearances, settling for field goals just three times. But that's exactly what Mizzou forced Florida to do on each of those drives, keeping Mizzou in the game with Florida leading 6-0 after the first quarter.Mizzou then grabbed momentum midway through the second quarter, thanks to an incredible effort by the defense. Junior All-SEC LB Nick Bolton broke through the Florida line and got a hand on Florida QB Kyle Trask's arm as he unloaded, causing an underthrow, which was read by Mizzou CB Jarvis Ware. Ware, a Florida native, slowed up and caught the short throw for an interception and returned it 59 yards for a score, giving Mizzou a 7-6 lead. It was Mizzou's first interception since last year at Vanderbilt, snapping a nine-game streak without a pick. It was Mizzou's first pick-six since Cale Garrett had one against Troy last year .Florida tacked on a TD on an 18-yard screen pass from Trask to Kadarius Toney to take a 13-7 late in the quarter. Mizzou tried to go up-tempo on the ensuing possession, but a third-and-one fumble gave Florida the ball back deep in Mizzou territory. Florida added another TD, this time a 30-yard strike from Trask to Toney, on the very next play and took a 20-7 lead into the half.The Gators added another Toney score to open the third quarter to put the game out of reach.Both Mizzou and Florida may be facing a slew of suspensions, following a massive brawl prior to halftime.&nbsp; Following a big hit on Trask, both the Tigers and Gators exchanged words at midfield, and punches were thrown by both teams.Head coaches Dan Mullen of Florida and Eli Drinkwitz of Missouri were seen exchanging words, the brawl ending with Mullen pumping up the crowd as he ran into the tunnel<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Three players were ejected from the Florida-Missouri game following a brawl that unfolded at the end of the first half. <a href="https://t.co/GTavCznk6B">pic.twitter.com/GTavCznk6B</a>&mdash; ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) <a href="https://twitter.com/ESPNCFB/status/1322712885316014080?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 1, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>Mizzou will be on a scheduled bye week next weekend before returning home to play No. 5 Georgia on Nov. 14. The time and TV designation for that contest will be set on Monday.

Missouri falls in Gainsville on Halloween to Gators 41-17

Missouri Western football  (0-1) fell in its first game of the 2020 season to FCS Division I opponent Central Arkansas (4-4) 52-10. The Griffons entered Saturday's opener without three of their five defensive coaches, including defensive coordinator Justin Richter, all who were quarantined due to COVID-19 protocols.

The Griffons came out strong, scoring their only touchdown of the game on their opening drive. After a 66-yard return by Trey Vaval on the opening kickoff, it took Missouri Western only six plays to get in the endzone. Running back Jared Scott punched it in for a one-yard score and Thomas Kopcho's extra point gave MWSU a 7-0 lead in the game's first two minutes.  

After the Griffon defense forced a three and out, the #10 ranked team in FCS, found its stride midway through the first quarter, with two big touchdown catches from Tyler Hudson.  UCA rolled off 45 straight points, taking a 38-7 lead to halftime.  Western didn't score again until a Roland Tyson 33-yard field goal in the third quarter. 

While MWSU's COVID-testing has resulted in very few positive results, The Griffons were without six starters primarily due to injury.

This game marked the first career start for four of the five Griffon offensive linemen. Keegan Zars -the only lineman with starting experience- started just one game in 2019. 

In his second career start for the Griffons, sophomore quarterback Anthony Vespo was 16-25 and threw for 143 yards.

The Griffons will return to Spratt Stadium for their home opener on Saturday, November 7th against Pittsburg State at 3:00 pm.

Missouri Western football (0-1) fell in its first game of the 2020 season to FCS Division I opponent Central Arkansas (4-4) 52-10. The Griffons entered Saturday's opener without three of their five defensive coaches, including defensive coordinator Justin Richter, all who were quarantined due to COVID-19 protocols.The Griffons came out strong, scoring their only touchdown of the game on their opening drive. After a 66-yard return by Trey Vaval on the opening kickoff, it took Missouri Western only six plays to get in the endzone. Running back Jared Scott punched it in for a one-yard score and Thomas Kopcho's extra point gave MWSU a 7-0 lead in the game's first two minutes. After the Griffon defense forced a three and out, the #10 ranked team in FCS, found its stride midway through the first quarter, with two big touchdown catches from Tyler Hudson. UCA rolled off 45 straight points, taking a 38-7 lead to halftime. Western didn't score again until a Roland Tyson 33-yard field goal in the third quarter. While MWSU's COVID-testing has resulted in very few positive results, The Griffons were without six starters primarily due to injury.This game marked the first career start for four of the five Griffon offensive linemen. Keegan Zars -the only lineman with starting experience- started just one game in 2019. In his second career start for the Griffons, sophomore quarterback Anthony Vespo was 16-25 and threw for 143 yards.The Griffons will return to Spratt Stadium for their home opener on Saturday, November 7th against Pittsburg State at 3:00 pm.

Missouri Western State University returns to football, falls 52-10 at Central Arkansas

Park Hill South (7-2) 13 Central (1-7) 0 (FORFEIT)

Pattonsburg (6-4) 13 Bishop Leblond (4-4) 0 (FORFEIT)

South Harrison ( 8-2) 13 Putnam County (2-7) 0 (FORFEIT)

Penney (7-3) 13 Gallatin (5-4) 0 (FORFEIT)

Princeton (7-2) 40 &nbsp;Scotland County (3-7) 12

East Buchanan (7-2) 48 North Platte (0-10) 14

West Platte (5-5) 28 Maysville (3-7) 6

Lexington (9-1) 36 &nbsp;Tenton (0-8) 0

Lafayette County (8-2) 21 &nbsp;Lathrop (1-7) 0

Maryville (7-3) 60 vs Northeast Kansas City (0-8) 20

Cameron (7-3) 58 Central Kansas City (2-8) 20

South Holt (7-1) 78 Stewartsville (3-7) 22

King City (5-5) 72 Orrick (5-4) 20&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Stanberry (8-1) 48 South Nodaway (2-8) 0

Rock Port (4-3) 13&nbsp; Albany (4-5) 0 (FORFEIT)

East Atchison (6-2) 58 North West Nodaway (2-8) 12

Worth County (5-4) 46 Mound City (6-4) 26

Basehor-Linwood (6-3) 35 Atchison (2-8) 16

WEEK 10 DISTRICT FOOTBALL11 MAN FOOTBALL CITYCLASS 3Chillicothe (3-7) 34 Benton (1-7) 28CLASS 4Lafayette (4-5) 21 Savannah (4-4) 20CLASS 5Park Hill South (7-2) 13 Central (1-7) 0 (FORFEIT)8 MANPattonsburg (6-4) 13 Bishop Leblond (4-4) 0 (FORFEIT)OTHER AREA SCHOOLSCLASS 1South Harrison ( 8-2) 13 Putnam County (2-7) 0 (FORFEIT)Penney (7-3) 13 Gallatin (5-4) 0 (FORFEIT)Milan (9-1) 44 Knox County (2-7) 6Princeton (7-2) 40 &nbsp;Scotland County (3-7) 12Polo (3-7) 21 Plattsburg (3-5) 7East Buchanan (7-2) 48 North Platte (0-10) 14West Platte (5-5) 28 Maysville (3-7) 6CLASS 2Brookfield (5-4) 44 Lawson (5-4) 0Lexington (9-1) 36 &nbsp;Tenton (0-8) 0Lafayette County (8-2) 21 &nbsp;Lathrop (1-7) 0CLASS 3Maryville (7-3) 60 vs Northeast Kansas City (0-8) 20Cameron (7-3) 58 Central Kansas City (2-8) 208-MANNorth Andrew (10-0) 50 Dekalb (0-9) 8South Holt (7-1) 78 Stewartsville (3-7) 22King City (5-5) 72 Orrick (5-4) 20&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Stanberry (8-1) 48 South Nodaway (2-8) 0Rock Port (4-3) 13&nbsp; Albany (4-5) 0 (FORFEIT)East Atchison (6-2) 58 North West Nodaway (2-8) 12Worth County (5-4) 46 Mound City (6-4) 26KANAS SCORESWEEK 9 PLAYOFFSBasehor-Linwood (6-3) 35 Atchison (2-8) 16Uniontown (5-4) 51 Troy (2-7) 14Rossville (9-0) 53 Riverside (4-5) 6

High School Football Scoreboard- Oct. 30 2020

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The AVCT League Champions Hutchinson High School Salthawk football team (7-1) will play host to the&nbsp; Newton Railers (2-6-0) tonight at Gowans Stadium in the first round of the Class 5A State Playoffs.

Join the Eagle Broadcast Team comprised of Glen Grunwald - Play-By-Play, Dan Naccarato - Color Commentator, Sarah Peterson - Video Photographer and Joe Blake - Sideline Reporter for all the action.

The KWBW Broadcast can be heard locally on KWBW 1450 AM/98.5 FM or download the new KWBW Radio app and hear the game worldwide. Also available on any Amazon Alexa device as well as on the Tune-in Radio app. Links are provided below to catch the game on Hutchpost.com.

The Salthawk football pregame show begins at 6:30 p.m. on KWBW Radio 1450 AM/98.5 FM.&nbsp; Tune into the live stream early at 6pm to catch the Kpreps Kansas Kickoff show on the video stream only.

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 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The AVCT League Champions Hutchinson High School Salthawk football team (7-1) will play host to the&nbsp; Newton Railers (2-6-0) tonight at Gowans Stadium in the first round of the Class 5A State Playoffs.Join the Eagle Broadcast Team comprised of Glen Grunwald - Play-By-Play, Dan Naccarato - Color Commentator, Sarah Peterson - Video Photographer and Joe Blake - Sideline Reporter for all the action.The KWBW Broadcast can be heard locally on KWBW 1450 AM/98.5 FM or download the new KWBW Radio app and hear the game worldwide. Also available on any Amazon Alexa device as well as on the Tune-in Radio app. Links are provided below to catch the game on Hutchpost.com.The Salthawk football pregame show begins at 6:30 p.m. on KWBW Radio 1450 AM/98.5 FM.&nbsp; Tune into the live stream early at 6pm to catch the Kpreps Kansas Kickoff show on the video stream only. The game video will be streamed here:<a href="https://www.facebook.com/pg/hutchsalthawksports/posts">Hutch High Salthawk Sports</a>&nbsp;Facebook Page<a href="https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=hutchpost">Hutchpost.com YouTube Channel</a><div><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/c215y-Ap9ZA" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe></div>

🎥 🏈 LIVE VIDEO: Hutch Salthawks open play offs by hosting Newton

Wisconsin's football team has paused all team-related activities for at least seven days because of an increased number of COVID-19 cases, causing the No. 9 Badgers' game against Nebraska on Saturday to be canceled.

The Wisconsin football program now has 16 active cases of COVID-19 after two additional staff members and one student-athlete tested positive since late Wednesday.

Even though Wisconsin did not reach the Big Ten "red/red" level with its team and population positivity rates that automatically triggers a seven-day pause in team activities, the decision to pause was made jointly by athletic director Barry Alvarez and chancellor Rebecca Blank after the recent rise in positive tests.

Big Ten protocol states that teams that reach the "orange/red" area of testing may "consider viability of continuing with scheduled competition."

Big Ten athletic directors unanimously voted that if a school determines it cannot play because of test positivity rates within the team population, the game will be declared a no contest, not a forfeit. And if those rates are outside of the "red/red" category, a school's president or chancellor, athletic director and other leaders may work with medical and public health authorities -- in addition to the Big Ten office -- to determine whether a game should be canceled or any other adjustments.

The Big Ten requires teams to play at least six games to qualify for the division championship, unless the average number of games by all league teams drops below six. In that case, teams must play no less than two fewer games than the average number by all teams to be considered for the division championship.

The Big Ten has nixed a proposed deal that would have allowed Nebraska to replace its canceled game Saturday against Wisconsin with a game against FCS foe Chattanooga.

Wisconsin's football team has paused all team-related activities for at least seven days because of an increased number of COVID-19 cases, causing the No. 9 Badgers' game against Nebraska on Saturday to be canceled.The game will not be rescheduled.The Wisconsin football program now has 16 active cases of COVID-19 after two additional staff members and one student-athlete tested positive since late Wednesday.Even though Wisconsin did not reach the Big Ten "red/red" level with its team and population positivity rates that automatically triggers a seven-day pause in team activities, the decision to pause was made jointly by athletic director Barry Alvarez and chancellor Rebecca Blank after the recent rise in positive tests.Big Ten protocol states that teams that reach the "orange/red" area of testing may "consider viability of continuing with scheduled competition."Big Ten athletic directors unanimously voted that if a school determines it cannot play because of test positivity rates within the team population, the game will be declared a no contest, not a forfeit. And if those rates are outside of the "red/red" category, a school's president or chancellor, athletic director and other leaders may work with medical and public health authorities -- in addition to the Big Ten office -- to determine whether a game should be canceled or any other adjustments.The Big Ten requires teams to play at least six games to qualify for the division championship, unless the average number of games by all league teams drops below six. In that case, teams must play no less than two fewer games than the average number by all teams to be considered for the division championship.The Big Ten has nixed a proposed deal that would have allowed Nebraska to replace its canceled game Saturday against Wisconsin with a game against FCS foe Chattanooga.

Nebraska's game against Wisconsin canceled due to COVID outbreak

The Big 12 is scheduled to open the 2020-21 men's basketball conference season on December 6 with each program playing two league games prior to the Christmas break. The double round-robin format will conclude on Saturday, February 27 with the following week left open for possible makeup games. The Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's Basketball Championship is set for March 10-13 in Kansas City's T-Mobile Center (formerly the Sprint Center). All dates are subject to change. Times and television designations will be released when available. The schedule is attached and below. Sunday, December 6 Oklahoma at TCU Sunday, December 13 Texas at Baylor Tuesday, December 15 Kansas State at Iowa State Wednesday, December 16 TCU at Oklahoma State Thursday, December 17 Kansas at Texas Tech Friday, December 18 Iowa State at West Virginia Saturday, December 19 Baylor at Kansas State Sunday, December 20 Oklahoma State at Texas Tuesday, December 22 West Virginia at Kansas Texas Tech at Oklahoma Saturday, January 2 Baylor at Iowa State Texas at Kansas TCU at Kansas State West Virginia at Oklahoma Oklahoma State at Texas Tech Monday, January 4 West Virginia at Oklahoma State Tuesday, January 5 Kansas at TCU Iowa State at Texas Kansas State at Texas Tech Wednesday, January 6 Oklahoma at Baylor Saturday, January 9 Texas Tech at Iowa State Oklahoma at Kansas Oklahoma State at Kansas State Baylor at TCU Texas at West Virginia Tuesday, January 12 West Virginia at Baylor TCU at Oklahoma Kansas at Oklahoma State Wednesday, January 13 Iowa State at Kansas State Texas Tech at Texas Saturday, January 16 Iowa State at Kansas Oklahoma at Oklahoma State Kansas State at Texas Baylor at Texas Tech TCU at West Virginia Monday, January 18 Kansas at Baylor Tuesday, January 19 Kansas State at Oklahoma Oklahoma State at West Virginia Wednesday, January 20 Texas at Iowa State Texas Tech at TCU Saturday, January 23 West Virginia at Kansas State Kansas at Oklahoma Baylor at Oklahoma State Texas at TCU Iowa State at Texas Tech Monday, January 25 Oklahoma State at Iowa State Texas Tech at West Virginia Tuesday, January 26 TCU at Kansas Oklahoma at Texas Wednesday, January 27 Kansas State at Baylor Monday, February 1 Oklahoma at Texas Tech Tuesday, February 2 West Virginia at Iowa State Kansas State at Kansas Baylor at Texas Wednesday, February 3 Oklahoma State at TCU Saturday, February 6 TCU at Baylor Texas Tech at Kansas State Iowa State at Oklahoma Texas at Oklahoma State Kansas at West Virginia Monday, February 8 Oklahoma State at Kansas Tuesday, February 9 Texas at Kansas State Iowa State at TCU West Virginia at Texas Tech Wednesday, February 10 Baylor at Oklahoma Saturday, February 13 Texas Tech at Baylor Kansas at Iowa State Kansas State at Oklahoma State TCU at Texas Oklahoma at West Virginia Monday, February 15 Baylor at West Virginia Tuesday, February 16 Kansas at Kansas State Texas at Oklahoma Iowa State at Oklahoma State Wednesday, February 17 TCU at Texas Tech Saturday, February 20 Oklahoma State at Baylor Oklahoma at Iowa State Texas Tech at Kansas Kansas State at TCU West Virginia at Texas Monday, February 22 West Virginia at TCU Kansas at Texas Tuesday, February 23 Iowa State at Baylor Oklahoma at Kansas State Texas Tech at Oklahoma State Saturday, February 27 TCU at Iowa State Baylor at Kansas Oklahoma State at Oklahoma Texas at Texas Tech Kansas State at West Virginia March 10-13 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship

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 </figure>The Big 12 is scheduled to open the 2020-21 men's basketball conference season on December 6 with each program playing two league games prior to the Christmas break. The double round-robin format will conclude on Saturday, February 27 with the following week left open for possible makeup games. The Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's Basketball Championship is set for March 10-13 in Kansas City's T-Mobile Center (formerly the Sprint Center). All dates are subject to change. Times and television designations will be released when available. The schedule is attached and below. Sunday, December 6 Oklahoma at TCU Sunday, December 13 Texas at Baylor Tuesday, December 15 Kansas State at Iowa State Wednesday, December 16 TCU at Oklahoma State Thursday, December 17 Kansas at Texas Tech Friday, December 18 Iowa State at West Virginia Saturday, December 19 Baylor at Kansas State Sunday, December 20 Oklahoma State at Texas Tuesday, December 22 West Virginia at Kansas Texas Tech at Oklahoma Saturday, January 2 Baylor at Iowa State Texas at Kansas TCU at Kansas State West Virginia at Oklahoma Oklahoma State at Texas Tech Monday, January 4 West Virginia at Oklahoma State Tuesday, January 5 Kansas at TCU Iowa State at Texas Kansas State at Texas Tech Wednesday, January 6 Oklahoma at Baylor Saturday, January 9 Texas Tech at Iowa State Oklahoma at Kansas Oklahoma State at Kansas State Baylor at TCU Texas at West Virginia Tuesday, January 12 West Virginia at Baylor TCU at Oklahoma Kansas at Oklahoma State Wednesday, January 13 Iowa State at Kansas State Texas Tech at Texas Saturday, January 16 Iowa State at Kansas Oklahoma at Oklahoma State Kansas State at Texas Baylor at Texas Tech TCU at West Virginia Monday, January 18 Kansas at Baylor Tuesday, January 19 Kansas State at Oklahoma Oklahoma State at West Virginia Wednesday, January 20 Texas at Iowa State Texas Tech at TCU Saturday, January 23 West Virginia at Kansas State Kansas at Oklahoma Baylor at Oklahoma State Texas at TCU Iowa State at Texas Tech Monday, January 25 Oklahoma State at Iowa State Texas Tech at West Virginia Tuesday, January 26 TCU at Kansas Oklahoma at Texas Wednesday, January 27 Kansas State at Baylor Monday, February 1 Oklahoma at Texas Tech Tuesday, February 2 West Virginia at Iowa State Kansas State at Kansas Baylor at Texas Wednesday, February 3 Oklahoma State at TCU Saturday, February 6 TCU at Baylor Texas Tech at Kansas State Iowa State at Oklahoma Texas at Oklahoma State Kansas at West Virginia Monday, February 8 Oklahoma State at Kansas Tuesday, February 9 Texas at Kansas State Iowa State at TCU West Virginia at Texas Tech Wednesday, February 10 Baylor at Oklahoma Saturday, February 13 Texas Tech at Baylor Kansas at Iowa State Kansas State at Oklahoma State TCU at Texas Oklahoma at West Virginia Monday, February 15 Baylor at West Virginia Tuesday, February 16 Kansas at Kansas State Texas at Oklahoma Iowa State at Oklahoma State Wednesday, February 17 TCU at Texas Tech Saturday, February 20 Oklahoma State at Baylor Oklahoma at Iowa State Texas Tech at Kansas Kansas State at TCU West Virginia at Texas Monday, February 22 West Virginia at TCU Kansas at Texas Tuesday, February 23 Iowa State at Baylor Oklahoma at Kansas State Texas Tech at Oklahoma State Saturday, February 27 TCU at Iowa State Baylor at Kansas Oklahoma State at Oklahoma Texas at Texas Tech Kansas State at West Virginia March 10-13 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship

Big 12 Conference announces men's basketball schedule 

Following a record-setting performance in the Sunflower Showdown, Kansas State sophomore Phillip Brooks has been named the Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week

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

A product of Lee's Summit, Missouri, Brooks returned four punts for a school-record 189 yards with two touchdowns against Kansas, the most punt-return touchdowns in school history. Brooks' yardage record edged out David Allen's mark of 172 against Texas in 1998. 

His single-game yardage total ranks third in Big 12 history and was the most by a Big 12 player since 2009. Additionally, his 47.25-yard average was the highest nationally since 1996 among players with four or more returns.

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

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 </figure>Following a record-setting performance in the Sunflower Showdown, Kansas State sophomore Phillip Brooks has been named the Big 12 Special Teams Player of the WeekBrooks' weekly honor is the seventh for the Wildcats this season, which are the most since the 2017 team had eight.A product of Lee's Summit, Missouri, Brooks returned four punts for a school-record 189 yards with two touchdowns against Kansas, the most punt-return touchdowns in school history. Brooks' yardage record edged out David Allen's mark of 172 against Texas in 1998. His single-game yardage total ranks third in Big 12 history and was the most by a Big 12 player since 2009. Additionally, his 47.25-yard average was the highest nationally since 1996 among players with four or more returns.Brooks became the first player in the nation with two punt-return touchdowns in a single game since Greg Dortch of Wake Forest in 2018, while he is the first Big 12 ever player to do so in a conference game.

Kansas State's Phillip Brooks earns Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week

Mizzou Football junior captains LB&nbsp;<a href="https://mutigers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7922">Nick Bolton</a>&nbsp;(Frisco, Texas) and OL&nbsp;<a href="https://mutigers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7936">Case Cook</a>&nbsp;(Carrollton, Ga.) earned SEC weekly awards following the team's 20-10 win over Kentucky last Saturday.&nbsp; Bolton is the SEC Defensive Player of the Week for the second time in his career, while Cook is the SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week for the first time in his career. &nbsp;

Bolton led one of Mizzou's most impressive defensive performances in recent memory, posting seven tackles (all solo), 1.0 sack and a QB hurry as the Tigers limited Kentucky to just 145 total yards, its best ever in an SEC game, in a 20-10 win that snapped a five-game losing skid against the Wildcats. Mizzou's defense was sensational Saturday at Faurot Field, holding Kentucky's offense to 145 total yards (47 passing yards, 98 rushing yards), with the microscopic 47 passing yards allowed being the fewest ever by an SEC opponent since Mizzou joined its new conference in 2012. 

The Tigers limited Kentucky's offense to only 36 plays from scrimmage overall, which stands as the fewest plays ran by an opposing team in 22 years, as Bowling Green tallied 35 total plays on Sept. 5, 1998. The 145 total yards allowed by Mizzou's defense was its best in a conference game since Nov. 26, 2011, when it limited Kansas to 137. Kentucky picked up just eight first downs on the day, two of which came via penalty.

Cook was a leader on Mizzou's offensive line that absolutely dominated the line of scrimmage against a great Kentucky defensive line. Playing 94 snaps Saturday, including 92 offensive plays, Cook helped Mizzou hold the ball for a whopping 43:10, the Tigers' highest single-game TOP since joining the SEC, while running 92 plays with 62 coming on the ground. 

The 62 rushes were the second-most ever by Mizzou in an SEC game and most since rushing 67 times at Tennessee on Nov. 19, 2016. The 220 rush yards allowed by Kentucky was the most against the Wildcats since Oct. 19, 2019, when Georgia put up 235 on the ground in a 21-0 win. The 62 rushes were the most against Kentucky since Sept. 3, 2016, when Southern Miss had 68.

Mizzou was an unbelievable 14-for-25 combined (56 percent) on third and fourth down, using its offensive line to get tough yards drive in and drive out. As a unit, the offensive line allowed just seven negative plays on 92 offensive plays, controlling the game and beating Kentucky at its own game. Mizzou's 92 plays limited Kentucky to just 36 offensive snaps, the fewest against a Mizzou team in a league game since 1966 (Kansas State ran 36 in a 27-0 Mizzou win). Cook played 94 snaps on Saturday as the team's ironman at right guard.

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 </figure>Mizzou Football junior captains LB&nbsp;<a href="https://mutigers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7922">Nick Bolton</a>&nbsp;(Frisco, Texas) and OL&nbsp;<a href="https://mutigers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=7936">Case Cook</a>&nbsp;(Carrollton, Ga.) earned SEC weekly awards following the team's 20-10 win over Kentucky last Saturday.&nbsp; Bolton is the SEC Defensive Player of the Week for the second time in his career, while Cook is the SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week for the first time in his career. &nbsp;Bolton led one of Mizzou's most impressive defensive performances in recent memory, posting seven tackles (all solo), 1.0 sack and a QB hurry as the Tigers limited Kentucky to just 145 total yards, its best ever in an SEC game, in a 20-10 win that snapped a five-game losing skid against the Wildcats. Mizzou's defense was sensational Saturday at Faurot Field, holding Kentucky's offense to 145 total yards (47 passing yards, 98 rushing yards), with the microscopic 47 passing yards allowed being the fewest ever by an SEC opponent since Mizzou joined its new conference in 2012. The Tigers limited Kentucky's offense to only 36 plays from scrimmage overall, which stands as the fewest plays ran by an opposing team in 22 years, as Bowling Green tallied 35 total plays on Sept. 5, 1998. The 145 total yards allowed by Mizzou's defense was its best in a conference game since Nov. 26, 2011, when it limited Kansas to 137. Kentucky picked up just eight first downs on the day, two of which came via penalty.<figure>
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 </figure>Cook was a leader on Mizzou's offensive line that absolutely dominated the line of scrimmage against a great Kentucky defensive line. Playing 94 snaps Saturday, including 92 offensive plays, Cook helped Mizzou hold the ball for a whopping 43:10, the Tigers' highest single-game TOP since joining the SEC, while running 92 plays with 62 coming on the ground. The 62 rushes were the second-most ever by Mizzou in an SEC game and most since rushing 67 times at Tennessee on Nov. 19, 2016. The 220 rush yards allowed by Kentucky was the most against the Wildcats since Oct. 19, 2019, when Georgia put up 235 on the ground in a 21-0 win. The 62 rushes were the most against Kentucky since Sept. 3, 2016, when Southern Miss had 68.Mizzou was an unbelievable 14-for-25 combined (56 percent) on third and fourth down, using its offensive line to get tough yards drive in and drive out. As a unit, the offensive line allowed just seven negative plays on 92 offensive plays, controlling the game and beating Kentucky at its own game. Mizzou's 92 plays limited Kentucky to just 36 offensive snaps, the fewest against a Mizzou team in a league game since 1966 (Kansas State ran 36 in a 27-0 Mizzou win). Cook played 94 snaps on Saturday as the team's ironman at right guard.

Mizzou's Nick Bolton and Case Cook earn SEC honors

Kansas State hosted Kansas for the Sunflower Showdown, and started off fast on way to their 12th straight victory in the matchup.&nbsp; Special teams was the highlight of the day as sophmore Phillip Brooks set a K State record with 189 punt return yards, taking two of his four returns back for scores in the first half

It was Brooks first return of the game that got the Cats started, following a three and out, Brooks almost did not get an opportunity to return the ball, as Kansas would punt it out of bounds, but a penalty forced Kansas to kick again, and Brooks would take advantage fielding the ball at midfield

In his freshman season Brooks had 120 punt return yards and one touchdown, but against Kansas he would surpass that by halftime.&nbsp; Following a touchdown pass from freshman Will Howard to Samuel Wheeler, Brooks would end the first half taking a punt back 52 yards for a score, to put the Wildcats up 34-7 at half.

This was the Jayhawks first game since running back Pooka Williams Jr. announced that he was opting out for the remainder of the season, and running backs Velton Gardner and Jalon Daniels split the load for them, with Gardner carrying the ball 16 times and Daniels with 17 carries, both Kansas touchdowns coming from Daniels

In the win over Kansas, Kansas State scored 21 points on defense and special teams, boosting their nation leading amount of non offensive touchdowns up to 122 over the last decade

Kansas State is currently ranked #16 in the nation, moving their record overall to 4-1, their only loss being a non conference loss to Arkansas State at the start of the season, the Wildcats are 4-0 in the Big 12, sitting atop conference&nbsp;

Meanwhile Kansas with the loss falls to 0-5, 0-4 in the Big 12, losing their ninth game in a row dating back to last year, their last win coming in Big 12 play against Texas Tech in 2019.

Kansas State will hit the road this weekend and will head to Morgantown for a matchup with West Virginia, while the Jayhawks will return back to Lawrence to look for their first win against another ranked opponent as they host Iowa State

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 </figure>Kansas State hosted Kansas for the Sunflower Showdown, and started off fast on way to their 12th straight victory in the matchup.&nbsp; Special teams was the highlight of the day as sophmore Phillip Brooks set a K State record with 189 punt return yards, taking two of his four returns back for scores in the first halfIt was Brooks first return of the game that got the Cats started, following a three and out, Brooks almost did not get an opportunity to return the ball, as Kansas would punt it out of bounds, but a penalty forced Kansas to kick again, and Brooks would take advantage fielding the ball at midfield<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">You love to see it <a href="https://twitter.com/Pbrooks124?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Pbrooks124</a> ➡️ 🏠 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/KStateFB?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#KStateFB</a> ⚒<a href="https://t.co/XMRFeEwr1K">pic.twitter.com/XMRFeEwr1K</a>&mdash; K-State Football (@KStateFB) <a href="https://twitter.com/KStateFB/status/1320040363126644737?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 24, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>In his freshman season Brooks had 120 punt return yards and one touchdown, but against Kansas he would surpass that by halftime.&nbsp; Following a touchdown pass from freshman Will Howard to Samuel Wheeler, Brooks would end the first half taking a punt back 52 yards for a score, to put the Wildcats up 34-7 at half.This was the Jayhawks first game since running back Pooka Williams Jr. announced that he was opting out for the remainder of the season, and running backs Velton Gardner and Jalon Daniels split the load for them, with Gardner carrying the ball 16 times and Daniels with 17 carries, both Kansas touchdowns coming from DanielsIn the win over Kansas, Kansas State scored 21 points on defense and special teams, boosting their nation leading amount of non offensive touchdowns up to 122 over the last decadeKansas State is currently ranked #16 in the nation, moving their record overall to 4-1, their only loss being a non conference loss to Arkansas State at the start of the season, the Wildcats are 4-0 in the Big 12, sitting atop conference&nbsp;Meanwhile Kansas with the loss falls to 0-5, 0-4 in the Big 12, losing their ninth game in a row dating back to last year, their last win coming in Big 12 play against Texas Tech in 2019.Kansas State will hit the road this weekend and will head to Morgantown for a matchup with West Virginia, while the Jayhawks will return back to Lawrence to look for their first win against another ranked opponent as they host Iowa State

Kansas State rolls to 55-14 win over Kansas in Sunflower Showdown

Missouri dominated on both sides of the ball on Homecoming in Columbia as the Tigers earned a 20-1o victory over Kentucky. The win for the Tigers snapped a five game skid against the Wildcats.

First year head coach Eli Drinkwitz said that he was "shocked by these stats" and that he had "never seen a game like this, as the Tigers defense held Kentucky to 145 total yards of offense, 47 passing and 98 rushing, which is the first time since 2016 that Mizzou allowed less the 150 total yards.

For the second time this season running back Larry Rountree III ran for over 100 yards, tallying 126 yards on the ground on 37 carries, adding two touchdowns.&nbsp; Rountree has now moved into third place on Mizzou's all time rushing yards list, running for 3,144 yards in his career, and fifth on Mizzou's all time rushing touchdowns list, getting his 28th and 29th in this game.

With one game already being postponed until later this season, the Tigers are now 2-2 on the abbreviated conference only season.&nbsp; Next up the Tigers will travel to Gainsville on Saturday, for their rescheduled matchup with the Gators.&nbsp; Kickoff is set for 6:30 pm

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1603738103021.jpeg" alt="Photo Courtesy of Mizzou Athletics" />
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 </figure>Missouri dominated on both sides of the ball on Homecoming in Columbia as the Tigers earned a 20-1o victory over Kentucky. The win for the Tigers snapped a five game skid against the Wildcats.First year head coach Eli Drinkwitz said that he was "shocked by these stats" and that he had "never seen a game like this, as the Tigers defense held Kentucky to 145 total yards of offense, 47 passing and 98 rushing, which is the first time since 2016 that Mizzou allowed less the 150 total yards.For the second time this season running back Larry Rountree III ran for over 100 yards, tallying 126 yards on the ground on 37 carries, adding two touchdowns.&nbsp; Rountree has now moved into third place on Mizzou's all time rushing yards list, running for 3,144 yards in his career, and fifth on Mizzou's all time rushing touchdowns list, getting his 28th and 29th in this game.With one game already being postponed until later this season, the Tigers are now 2-2 on the abbreviated conference only season.&nbsp; Next up the Tigers will travel to Gainsville on Saturday, for their rescheduled matchup with the Gators.&nbsp; Kickoff is set for 6:30 pm

Missouri defense holds Kentucky to 36 offensive snaps in 20-10 victory

DENVER (AP) — Tyrann Mathieu recovered an early fumble to start a snowball effect as the the Kansas City Chiefs took advantage of four turnovers in a 43-16 win over the Denver Broncos. 

It was all fun and games in the snowy conditions for the Chiefs. The Broncos were given the cold shoulder as they dropped their 10th straight game to their AFC West rival. Melvin Gordon had two fumbles and Drew Lock threw two interceptions.

Following the signing of running back Le'Veon Bell, fans wondered how head coach Andy Reid would distribute the ball between the veteran tailback and rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and Edwards-Helaire showed early that he was still the lead back, running hard early and carrying the ball in for an 11 yard touchdown run

Denver would follow that touchdown up with a drive that ended in a punt, but a fumble by backup tight end Nick Keizer would give them the ball right back, allowing former Missouri quarterback Drew Lock to drive down the field, taking the ball in himself on an option from 2 yards out.

It would be all Kansas City from that point though, following a Chiefs field goal, as the defense would take over with Mathieu recovering the fumble from Melvin Gordon, and then Daniel Sorensen on the next Broncos drive intercepted Lock and took the ball back 50 yards for a touchdown

The Chiefs executed well in all phases of the game, as they changed up their kickoff return man in this game, putting former Kansas State wide receiver and returner Byron Pringle back, and Pringle showed his return ability, taking the ball back 102 yards for a touchdown that put the Chiefs up 24-9, which was the score at halftime

The offense would slow down in the second half due to the cold weather and snow, only managing two Harrison Butker field goals in the third quarter, but Patrick Mahomes would find Tyreek Hill in the fourth quarter for a 10 yard touchdown.

Following a Melvin Gordon touchdown that was the final score of the game for Denver, Reid would give his backups some playing time, with Chad Henne under center, and Henne would get the final score for the Chiefs, scrambling in from 1 yard out, to end the scoring

The Chiefs are now 6-1 on the season and sit atop the AFC West.&nbsp; Next up they will return to Arrowhead Stadium for what will be a revenge matchup for Le'Veon Bell as the New York Jets, who he played for earlier this season prior to his release, come to Kansas City

--Associated PressDENVER (AP) — Tyrann Mathieu recovered an early fumble to start a snowball effect as the the Kansas City Chiefs took advantage of four turnovers in a 43-16 win over the Denver Broncos. It was all fun and games in the snowy conditions for the Chiefs. The Broncos were given the cold shoulder as they dropped their 10th straight game to their AFC West rival. Melvin Gordon had two fumbles and Drew Lock threw two interceptions.Following the signing of running back Le'Veon Bell, fans wondered how head coach Andy Reid would distribute the ball between the veteran tailback and rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and Edwards-Helaire showed early that he was still the lead back, running hard early and carrying the ball in for an 11 yard touchdown runDenver would follow that touchdown up with a drive that ended in a punt, but a fumble by backup tight end Nick Keizer would give them the ball right back, allowing former Missouri quarterback Drew Lock to drive down the field, taking the ball in himself on an option from 2 yards out.It would be all Kansas City from that point though, following a Chiefs field goal, as the defense would take over with Mathieu recovering the fumble from Melvin Gordon, and then Daniel Sorensen on the next Broncos drive intercepted Lock and took the ball back 50 yards for a touchdownThe Chiefs executed well in all phases of the game, as they changed up their kickoff return man in this game, putting former Kansas State wide receiver and returner Byron Pringle back, and Pringle showed his return ability, taking the ball back 102 yards for a touchdown that put the Chiefs up 24-9, which was the score at halftime<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">PRINGLE TO THE CRIB 🏡 📺: <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/KCvsDEN?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#KCvsDEN</a> on CBS <a href="https://t.co/KTTGUVRKZ2">pic.twitter.com/KTTGUVRKZ2</a>&mdash; Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs/status/1320477714420273152?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 25, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>The offense would slow down in the second half due to the cold weather and snow, only managing two Harrison Butker field goals in the third quarter, but Patrick Mahomes would find Tyreek Hill in the fourth quarter for a 10 yard touchdown.Following a Melvin Gordon touchdown that was the final score of the game for Denver, Reid would give his backups some playing time, with Chad Henne under center, and Henne would get the final score for the Chiefs, scrambling in from 1 yard out, to end the scoringThe Chiefs are now 6-1 on the season and sit atop the AFC West.&nbsp; Next up they will return to Arrowhead Stadium for what will be a revenge matchup for Le'Veon Bell as the New York Jets, who he played for earlier this season prior to his release, come to Kansas City

Chiefs use every phase of the game to down Denver 43-16

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri wide receiver Maurice Massey has been dismissed from the team after he was arrested during the weekend. 

Boone County Sheriff's department records show Massey was arrested Sunday on suspicion of third-degree domestic assault, fourth-degree assault and first-degree property damage. 

Massey has not played this year after opting out because of the coronavirus outbreak.He was a three-star recruit from St. Louis. The Tigers play at Florida this weekend.

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 </figure>COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri wide receiver Maurice Massey has been dismissed from the team after he was arrested during the weekend. Boone County Sheriff's department records show Massey was arrested Sunday on suspicion of third-degree domestic assault, fourth-degree assault and first-degree property damage. Massey has not played this year after opting out because of the coronavirus outbreak.He was a three-star recruit from St. Louis. The Tigers play at Florida this weekend.

Missouri wide receiver arrested, dismissed from team

Bishop Leblond will not play their district opener against Pattonsburg on Friday due to positive coronavirus tests within the football program, effectively ending their season.

Athletic Director Michael Evans announced on Monday that the team had received word of positive cases within the team, forcing players to quarantine, leaving them unable to play Pattonsburg on Friday

Bishop Leblond will finish their season with a record of 4-4, finishing up their second season in the 8 man ranks, having won as many games combined as they have over the past three seasons.&nbsp; They finished the 2020 season winning three straight, prior to their game against Northwest Hughesville being canceled on Friday

Leblond is the second St. Joseph school to end their season, St. Joseph Christian announcing prior to week 9 of the season that they would have to quarantine and cancel their regular season finale, also leaving them without enough players to play a district game in Class 1 District 8.&nbsp; St. Joe Christian will be returning to 8 man football next season after two seasons in the 11 man ranks, going 0-13 over those two seasons

With the cancellation of their game against Bishop Leblond, Pattonsburg will now advance to the next round, awaiting the winner of Dekalb and North Andrew

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1603730826587.jpeg" alt="Photo Courtesy of Bishop Leblond High School" />
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 </figure>Bishop Leblond will not play their district opener against Pattonsburg on Friday due to positive coronavirus tests within the football program, effectively ending their season.Athletic Director Michael Evans announced on Monday that the team had received word of positive cases within the team, forcing players to quarantine, leaving them unable to play Pattonsburg on Friday<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Due to positive cases within the football program, Bishop LeBlond will not play this Friday in Districts. Due to this unfortunate situation and timing our season has officially come to an end. <a href="https://twitter.com/chrisRroush?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@chrisRroush</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/NPNowZenner?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@NPNowZenner</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/SJNPSports?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SJNPSports</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/MO8ManFootball?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MO8ManFootball</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/cliffnotes_pod?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@cliffnotes_pod</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/crane_anthony?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@crane_anthony</a>&mdash; Michael Evans (@MEvans1982) <a href="https://twitter.com/MEvans1982/status/1320735842613252097?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 26, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>Bishop Leblond will finish their season with a record of 4-4, finishing up their second season in the 8 man ranks, having won as many games combined as they have over the past three seasons.&nbsp; They finished the 2020 season winning three straight, prior to their game against Northwest Hughesville being canceled on FridayLeblond is the second St. Joseph school to end their season, St. Joseph Christian announcing prior to week 9 of the season that they would have to quarantine and cancel their regular season finale, also leaving them without enough players to play a district game in Class 1 District 8.&nbsp; St. Joe Christian will be returning to 8 man football next season after two seasons in the 11 man ranks, going 0-13 over those two seasonsWith the cancellation of their game against Bishop Leblond, Pattonsburg will now advance to the next round, awaiting the winner of Dekalb and North Andrew

Bishop Leblond cancels district football game due to COVID-19

Chillicothe (2-7)&nbsp; 34&nbsp; Benton (1-6)&nbsp; 14

Maryville 6-3)&nbsp; 28&nbsp; Lafayette (3-5)&nbsp; 14

WEEK 9CITYChillicothe (2-7)&nbsp; 34&nbsp; Benton (1-6)&nbsp; 14Maryville 6-3)&nbsp; 28&nbsp; Lafayette (3-5)&nbsp; 14St. Pius X (8-0)&nbsp; 41 Savannah ( 4-3)&nbsp; 6Park Hill South (7-2)&nbsp; 56 Central (1-7)&nbsp; 0OTHER AREA SCHOOLSMECCameron (6-3)&nbsp; 27&nbsp; Marshall (2-7)&nbsp; 20KCIEast Buchanan (6-2)&nbsp; 59&nbsp; North Platte (0-9)&nbsp; 13Mid Buchanan (9-0)&nbsp; 60&nbsp; &nbsp; West Platte (4-5)&nbsp; 6Hamilton (6-3)&nbsp; 40&nbsp; Lawson (5-3)&nbsp; 12St. Michael the Archangel (4-4)&nbsp; 33&nbsp; Lathrop (1-6)&nbsp; 13GRCPrinceton (6-2)&nbsp; 28&nbsp; Gallatin (5-4)&nbsp; 18Milan ( 8-1)&nbsp; 43&nbsp; Maysville (3-6)&nbsp; 6Putnam County (2-7)&nbsp; 40&nbsp; Polo (2-7)&nbsp; 8South Harrison (7-2)&nbsp; 48&nbsp;&nbsp; Trenton (0-7)&nbsp; 168-MANSouthwest Livingston (8-1)&nbsp; 84&nbsp;&nbsp; King City (4-5)&nbsp; 66Rock Port (4-3)&nbsp; 20 Mound City (6-3)&nbsp; 14North Andrew (9-0)&nbsp; 58&nbsp; Schyuler County (1-8)&nbsp; 0Albany (4-4)&nbsp; 80 Pattonsburg (5-4)&nbsp; 12Stanberry (7-1)&nbsp; 44 Worth County (4-4)&nbsp; 14Stewartsville (3-6)&nbsp; 57&nbsp; Dekalb (0-9)&nbsp; 12South Holt (6-1)&nbsp; 58&nbsp; North-West Nodaway (2-7)&nbsp; 8East Atchison (5-2)&nbsp; 46 South Nodaway (2-7)&nbsp; 0OTHER SCORESPlatte County (8-1)&nbsp; 27 Lansing (KS) (4-3)&nbsp; 0KANAS SCORESWEEK 8Troy (2-6)&nbsp; 38 Horton (0-7)&nbsp; 0Leavenworth (3-3 )&nbsp; 24 Atchison (2-6)&nbsp; 15Maur Hill (7-0)&nbsp; 28 Riverside (4-4)&nbsp; 14