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FHSU Volleyball Suffers Five-Set Loss At Truman State

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The Fort Hays State volleyball team travelled to Kirksville, Mo. on Saturday evening (Oct. 29) to face Truman. After dropping the first set, the Tigers took the second and third sets and came close to getting the victory in the fifth set before a Bulldog rally put the match away.

Truman won the first set 25-21 after hitting an impressive .367 for the set and just committing four hitting errors. Fort Hays State won the second set 27-25 and the third 29-27 to take the lead of the match. Truman quickly answered by downing the Tigers 25-11 in the fourth to set up the decisive set.

In the fifth set, Fort Hays State jumped out to a 7-3 advantage after a kill by Megan Glandon, who had a season-high 14 kills in the match. Also putting up a season high in kills was Yadira Jacquez, who led the team with 18 on 67 attempts. Truman quickly rallied from the deficit by scoring four straight points to tie the score at 7-7 and force FHSU to call a timeout. The teams then traded points until the match was tied at 13-13. A hitting error by Glandon, which was disputed by head coach Kurt Kohler, gave the Bulldogs a 14-13 lead and led Kohler to call another timeout, but it was not enough to stop the momentum as Truman got an assist block from Emily Briseno and Heather Hargadine to take the set 15-13.

Jacquez and Glandon led the Tigers in kills, and were joined in double figures by Madison Schwartz, who chipped in 10. Fort Hays State stayed in the match despite being outhit by the Bulldogs as well as having fewer kills, blocks and digs. Truman hit significantly better than the Tigers, hitting at .268 compared to .170 for FHSU. Five Tigers reached double figures in digs, led by Tracie Hileman with 22. Jenna Ulrich had another big night at the net, recording six blocks (four solo, two assist) while Kylee Hoagland had five (two solo, three assist).

Truman got a big night from Megan Sharpe and Molly Sinclair, who each had 19 kills. Sharpe hit .516 for the match and had seven blocks, while Sinclair added 14 digs for a double-double. Abby Moser had 27 digs to lead the Bulldogs, who improved to 17-11 on the season and 6-6 in the MIAA.

Fort Hays State drops to 15-13 with the loss and 3-10 in MIAA play coming into the final two weeks of the season. The Tigers host their final two home matches of the season next Friday and Saturday (Nov. 4-5) against Missouri Southern and Southwest Baptist.

– FHSU Sports Information –

Hays High defeat Salina Central 35-21

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The Hays High Indians knew they were already headed to the state playoffs, but a win would help the Indians in the playoff seedings on senior night.  Hays struck first with a Mark Mathis touchdown rush and then after a successful onside kick the Indians Austin Unrein ran a touchdown in from 20 yards out putting the Indians up 14-0. 

Salina Central did bring the game back with in on posession scoring a touchdown with just :35 seconds left in the first half, but that left enough time for David Cardinal so strike on a 72 yard touchdown run pushing the half time lead to 21-7. 

Central again would fight back and make the score 21-14 after a Hays High fumble, but the Indians answered with back to back David Cardinal touchdowns, the second after a Adam Deterding interception.  Salina Central tacked on a touchdown late to make the final score 35-21.

Hays High finishes the season 8-1 and 3-0 in districts.  Hays also will be sharing the conference title with Garden City and Great Bend as Garden City beat Dodge City 18-15 in double overtime.

It is just the 7th time Hays High has finished the season with eight or more wins and the first time since 1993.

Hays also advances to the playoffs for the first time since 1995.

Offensive Yards:  Hays High 370   Salina Central 293.

Team Highs:  Hays High: David Cardinal 17 carries 188 yards 3 TD.  Salina Central: Matt Cookson 32 carries 199 yards

Dustin Armbruster’s wrap:
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Post Game Interview with Coach Cornelson:
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Highlights:
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Y102 Game of the Week: Plainville at LaCrosse

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Friday night’s Y102 Area Game of the Week features two unbeaten teams battling for a district championship. The Plainville Cardinals and the LaCrosse Leopards close out the regular season in a class 2A district 6 showdown in LaCrosse.

The Leopards and the Cardinals come into this week a perfect 8-0 and 3-0 in district play. The Leopards offense continues to shine averaging 445 yards per game, outscoring their first eight opponents 426-114.

Quarterback Tayler Stull is the leading rusher again this season with 836 yards and 755 yards through the air, totaling 28 touchdowns this season. Junior running back Levi Morss has 15 touchdowns and 826 yards rushing and Kip Keeley has 738 total yards and 8 touchdowns through eight games.

The Plainville Cardinals offense has been putting up great numbers this year as well. Averaging 44 points and 417 yards per game. The Cardinals have three running backs over 650 yards so far this season. Junior Trevor Axelson leads the way with 1,045 yards and 9 touchdowns. Harrison Gilliland has 746 yards and 12 touchdowns and Dalton Werner had 662 yards. The Cardinals have outscored opponents 354-88.

As good as the two offenses have been this season it has been the defenses that have really been getting it done. The LaCrosse defense is allowing 14 points per game and just 172 yards per game. After allowing 244 yards a game last season. Defensive end Dylan Engel has 11 sacks this season.

The Cardinal defense has been just as good, giving up 11 points and 219 yards per game through 8 games. Linebackers Andrew Casey and Nate Thyfault (TEE-FO) both have over 60 total tackles this season and Jameson Klein leads the team in sacks with 6.

The Leopards are looking to win this district for the second straight year while the Cardinals earned only their second winning season since 1994.

The winner of Friday night’s game will play the runner-up in district 5, Moundridge and the runner-up district 6 will play district 6 winner Sacred Heart.

Friday night’s Y102 Area Game of the Week features the 3rd ranked LaCrosse Leopards and the 4th ranked Plainville Cardinals. Kickoff is set for 7pm with the Pre-Game show beginning at 6:30 on the Country Bull Y102.

Kansas Men’s Basketball No. 13 in Associated Press Preseason Poll

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LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas men’s basketball is No. 13 in the Associated Press (AP) Poll released Friday, marking the 20th time in the last 21 seasons dating back to 1991-92, the Jayhawks have been ranked in the AP’s preseason rankings. Last week, Kansas entered the ESPN/USA TodayCoaches’ Preseason Poll No. 13 as well.

Kansas is the seven-time defending Big 12 men’s basketball champion entering the 2011-12 season. The Jayhawks have won or tied for 11 of the 15 Big 12 regular-season titles and eight postseason titles. KU returns one starter and eight letterwinners from last season’s 35-3 team, which went 14-2 in the conference season and won the Big 12 regular-season title, the conference postseason championship and advanced to the regional final of the NCAA Tournament.

Last season, KU entered the year No. 7 nationally and held the spot for all but three of the AP polls. The Jayhawks ended the year No. 2 (note: the final AP poll is released prior to the NCAA Tournament).

2011-12 Associated Press Top 25 Preseason Poll
Rank, Team (first-place votes)
1. North Carolina (62)
2. Kentucky
3. Ohio State (1)
4. Connecticut (2)
5. Syracuse
6. Duke
7. Vanderbilt
8. Florida
9. Louisville
10. Pittsburgh
11. Memphis
12. Baylor
13. KANSAS
14. Xavier
15. Wisconsin
16. Arizona
17. UCLA
18. Michigan
19. Alabama
20. Texas A&M
21. Cincinnati
22. Marquette
23. Gonzaga
24. California
25. Missouri

– KU Athletics Media Relations –

HHS Boys Soccer Drop Epic Match At Great Bend

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They were tied after 80 minutes of regulation soccer, two ten-minute overtime periods, two more five-minute overtime periods and two rounds of penalty kicks, but on the third round of penalty kicks, No. 2 seed Great Bend defeats the 8th-seeded Hays High boys soccer to advance out of the second round of the 5A state playoffs.

The Indains raced out to a 2-0 lead on goals from from Kellen Griffin and Jordan Windholz in the 26th and 36th minutes respectively. Great Bend cut the gap in half with a goal 30 seconds later.

The Panthers score the only goal of the second half in the 52nd minute.

Both teams scored three goals in the first round of penalty kicks then four each on the second round.

The teams sent their five original players out fo the third-round which would be decided by the first team to miss. Both scored on their first attempt but Hays missed on their second kick to end the game.

The Indians end their season 8-10.

FHSU Wrestling Ranks 16th In Preseason Poll; Means 2nd In Individual Rankings

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Fort Hays State wrestling enters the 2011-12 season ranked No. 16 in NCAA Division II wrestling, according to the preseason poll released by the NCAA Division II Wrestling Coaches Association today. Mitchell Means ranks No. 2 in the individual rankings for the 149-pound class.
 
Last year’s runner-up St. Cloud State, coming off their best-ever finish, was voted first in the poll, followed by Newberry and Upper Iowa in second and third, respectively. Nebraska-Kearney and Grand Canyon rounded out the top five.
 
FHSU, which finished last season ranked 22, earned 44 points in the poll, behind No. 15 Maryville, which is led by former Nebraska-Omaha head coach Mike Denney in the programs’ first season. The Tigers rank ahead of Limestone, North Carolina-Pembroke, San Francisco State and Shippensburg.

Mitchell Means, an All-American a season ago, ranked second in the 149-pound individual rankings. Nate Herda of Augustana ranks ahead of Means, while Tommy Abbott of Minnesota State, Josh Hensley of Adams Stateand Ethan Swope of Gannon rank third, fourth and fifth, respectively in the 149-pound class.
 
The Black and Gold Scrimmage is Nov. 3 at 6 p.m. with the regular season starting at the Central Missouri Open on Nov. 13 in Warrenburg, Mo.
 
 
Rank                     School (State)                                                          Points                              Last Year’s Finish
  1.                           St. Cloud State (Minn.)                                               153                                                 2nd
  2.                           Newberry (S.C.)                                                           150                                                 6th
  3.                           Upper Iowa                                                                     144                                                 4th
  4.                           Nebraska-Kearney                                                       132                                                 8th
  5.                           Grand Canyon (Ariz.)                                                 130                                                 7th
  6.                           Augustana (S.D.)                                                         124                                                 3rd
  7.                           Central Oklahoma                                                       107                                                 13th
  8.                           Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)                                      94                                                  T-10th
  9.                           Wisconsin-Parkside                                                      90                                                   9th
10.                           Ashland (Ohio)                                                             74                                                   20th
11.                           Mercyhurst (Pa.)                                                         70                                                    25th
12.                           Minnesota State                                                           69                                                    T-10th
13.                           Adams State (Colo.)                                                    63                                                     21st
14.                           Findlay (Ohio)                                                              53                                                     14th
15.                           Maryville (Mo.)                                                            47                                                     NR
16.                           Fort Hays State (Kan.)                                               44                                                     T-22nd
17.                           Limestone (S.C.)                                                           31                                                      27th
18.                           North Carolina-Pembroke                                         28                                                     T-17th
19.                           San Francisco State (Calif.)                                      23                                                     T-17th
20.                           Shippensburg (Pa.)                                                     15                                                      T-22nd
 
Others receiving votes: Central Missouri, Colorado School of Mines, East Stroudsburg (Pa.), Gannon (Pa.), King (Tenn.), Kutztown (Pa.), Mary (N.D.), Northern State (S.D.), Western State (Colo.).
 
149 Pounds
1.  Nate Herda, Augustana (S.D.)
2.  Mitchell Means, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
3.  Tommy Abbott, Minnesota State
4.  Josh Hensley, Adams State (Colo.)
5.  Ethan Swope, Gannon (Pa.)
6.  Deral Brown, Newberry (S.C.)
7.  Nathan Link, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
8.  Ryan Maus, Truman State (Mo.)

– FHSU Sports Information –

TMP-Marian Finishes Season with Loss to Goodland

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TMP's season comes to an end as big plays hurt them against Goodland.

The Thomas More Prep–Marian football team needed a win Thursday night in Goodland to make it to the playoffs for the first time since 2002, but it just wasn’t in the cards for the Monarchs losing 35-19.

Both Goodland and TMP were 1-1 in district play going into the game setting up a do or die game to be the runner up out of District 15 in Class 3A. The Cowboys (5-4) will travel to undefeated Scott City Tuesday night for the opening round of the playoffs.

The Monarchs fumbled the football twice on their first three possessions, and the Cowboys scored on their first three possessions. Just like that, the Herd was down 21-0 at the end of the first quarter.

TMP (5-4) figured things out in the second quarter, scoring two times with touchdown passes from senior Nick Hammeke. The first score went to senior Jacob Fouts, and the second thrown to junior Shane Zimmerman.

Fouts finished the game with five receptions breaking the school record for most receptions in a season. Fouts finished the season with 44 catches, edging out Nathan Zimmerman’s record of 43 set last year.

TMP only trailed by eight, 21-13, to begin the second half, but Goodland sophomore Dax Ruhs broke a 94-yard touchdown run on the Cowboys’ first play on offense to begin the third quarter. Ruhs punished the Monarchs all night with 16 carries, 249 yards, and three touchdowns.

Both teams would score one more time before the finish of the ballgame.

Unofficial numbers from Thursday’s contest:

Hammeke: 22 completions, 229 yards, 3 touchdowns. 20 carries, 87 yards.
Dylan Gottschalk: 14 carries, 47 yards.
Taylor Pfeifer: 6 receptions, 74 yards, 1 touchdown.
Shane Zimmerman: 5 receptions, 53 yards, 1 touchdown.

With his effort against Goodland, Hammeke finished the season with over 2,000 yards passing (2,068). Hammeke now owns just about every passing record in the book for TMP-Marian.

TMP will lose 13 seniors after this year and will have a realigned district next season. The Monarchs will play Russell, Scott City, and Hoisington in district play in 2012.

 

Coach’s Interview
Coach Borer Sound 10-27-11

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Touchdown 2
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Touchdown 3
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Week 9 Scores

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Y102 Scoreboard Show
Week 9-October 27th & 28th

Class 6A Districts

District 8
Dodge City 15  Garden City 18

Goddard 8  Maize 41

Class 5A Districts

District 6
Great Bend 21  Salina South 26

Salina Central 21  Hays High 35

Class 4A Districts

District 14
Hugoton (4-4) (1-1) _____ Ulysses (7-1) (2-0) _____
Larned (0-8) (0-2) _____ Holcomb (6-2) (1-1) _____

District 16
Clay Center (4-4) (2-0) _____ Concordia (7-1) (2-0) _____
Russell (2-6) (0-2) _____ Colby (1-7) (0-2) _____

Class 3A Districts

District 9
Hillsboro (4-4) (1-1) ____ Marion (5-3) (1-1) ____
Whitewater-Remington (3-5) (1-1) ____ Southeast of Saline (7-1) (2-0) ____

District 10
Sedgwick (8-0) (2-0) ____ Hutch-Trinity (6-1) (1-1) ____
Halstead (6-2) (1-1) ____ Garden Plain (7-1) (1-1) ____

District 13
Sterling (6-2) (2-0) _____ Lyons (1-7) (0-2) _____
Ellsworth (5-3) (1-1) ____ Hoisington (5-3) (1-1) _____

District 14
Smith Center (6-1) (2-0) ____ Republic Co. (0-8) (0-2) _____
Minneapolis (3-5) (1-1) ____ Beloit (6-2) (1-1) ____

District 15
Phillipsburg (5-2) (2-0) ____ Norton (3-5) (0-2) _____
TMP-Marian (5-3) (1-1) _____ Goodland (4-4) (1-1) _____

District 16
Scott City (8-0) (2-0) _____ Cimarron (2-6) (0-2) _____
Southwestern Heights (2-6) (1-1) _____ Lakin (3-5) (1-1) _____

Class 2A Districts

District 5
Chase County 14  Bennington 12

Herington 14  Sacred Heart 69

District 6
Plainville  8  La Crosse 14

Ellinwood (1-7) (0-3) _____ Inman (2-6) (1-2) _____ (Fri.)

District 7
Oakley 19  Ellis 27

Decatur Community (3-5) (2-2) ____ Wichita Co. (3-5) (0-4) _____
St. Francis (2-6) (1-3) _____ Rawlins Co. (3-5) (1-3) ____ (Fri.)

District 8
Sublette 8  Meade 64

Elkhart 58  Syracuse 0

Satanta (0-8) (0-4) _____ Stanton Co. (7-1) (3-1) _____ (Fri.)

8-Man 1

District 4
Lakeside-Downs (8-0) (5-0) _____ Wakefield (4-3) (3-1) _____
Rock Hills (5-2) (3-1) _____ Blue Valley Randolph (3-4) (1-3) _____
Pike Valley (0-7) (0-4) _____ Southern Cloud (0-7) (0-4) _____

District 5
Macksville (8-0) (5-0) _____ Pratt Skyline (6-2) (3-2) _____
Pretty Prairie (7-1) (4-1) ____ Fairfield (3-5) (0-5) _____
Kiowa Co. (3-5) (2-3) _____ St. John (5-3) (3-2) _____

District 6
Ness City (7-1) (4-1) _____ Kinsley (4-4) (2-3) _____
Minneola (4-4) (4-1) _____ South Gray (7-0) (5-0) _____
Hodgeman Co. (4-3) (2-3) _____ Spearville (0-8) (0-5) _____

District 7
Osborne (7-1) (5-0) _____ Quinter (6-2) (4-1) _____
Hill City (3-5) (2-3) _____ Stockton (1-7) (0-5) _____
Sylvan-Lucas (2-6) (1-4) _____ Trego (2-6) (2-3) _____

District 8
Central Plains (7-1) (5-0) _____ Solomon (4-4) (3-2) _____
Lincoln (5-3) (3-2) _____ Little River (6-2) (4-1) _____
Peabody-Burns (3-5) (1-4) _____ Goessel (1-7) (1-4) _____

8-Man 2

District 2
Hope (8-0) (3-0) _____ St. Johns/Tipton (2-6) (1-2) _____
Wilson (2-6) (1-2) _____ Tescott (0-7) (0-3) _____
Linn (4-4) (3-1) _____ OPEN

District 5
Chase (5-2) (2-1) _____ Stafford (2-5) (1-2) _____
Cunningham (2-6) (2-2) _____ OPEN

District 6
Ingalls (5-3) (1-2) _____ Dighton (6-2) (2-2) _____
Rolla (0-8) (0-4) _____ Moscow (7-1) (3-1) _____
Ashland (8-0) (5-0) _____ OPEN

District 7
Cheylin (7-1) (5-0) _____ Triplains/Brewster (0-7) (0-5) _____
Wheatland-Grinnell (6-2) (4-1) _____ Wallace Co. (7-1) (4-1) _____
Weskan (3-5) (1-4) _____ Greeley Co. (1-7) (1-4) ____

District 8
Victoria (5-3) (4-0) _____ Thunder Ridge (8-0) (4-0) _____
Northern Valley (5-3) (2-2) _____ Natoma (0-7) (0-4) _____
Palco (4-4) (2-3) _____ OPEN

Central Prairie League
*Frankfort (6-1) (3-1) _____ Otis Bison (7-1) (4-0) _____

Heart of America League
*Moundridge (4-4) (3-1) ____ Ell-Saline (2-6) (1-3) ____ (Fri.)

Northwest Kansas League
*Hoxie (5-3) (4-2) _____ Deerfield (2-6) (1-5) _____

Northern Plains League
*Golden Plains (3-5) (3-3) ____ Logan (1-6) (1-4) _____

Southern Plains Iroquois League
*Argonia (4-4) (3-3) _____South Central (2-6) (1-5) _____
Bucklin (0-7) (0-4) _____ Fowler (2-6) (2-3) _____

*Non-League Games

TMP Football at Goodland Tonight (LISTEN LIVE OR WATCH)

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Essentially, a play-in game will be taking place Thursday night in Goodland as Thomas More Prep – Marian will take on the Cowboys for a chance to make the playoffs.

The Monarchs (5-3) put themselves in a position to make the postseason for the first time since 2002 when they defeated Norton 20-19 last Friday. The victory marked an end to seven straight district game defeats. TMP now sits at 1-1 in Class 3A, District 15. Goodland is also 1-1, setting up the scenario of whoever wins Thursday’s game will make it to the playoffs as the District 15 runner-up. Phillipsburg is 2-0 and has already defeated both schools.

The Herd may have put together their best defensive effort last week against Norton. TMP forced 5 turnovers against the Blue Jays without their leading tackler, senior Austin Werth who tore his ACL and MCL two weeks ago.

Goodland made the playoffs last year as the district runner-up, and hold a 4-4 record so far this fall. The Cowboys saw a three-game winning streak come to an end last week as they lost to Phillipsburg 35-21. Senior quarterback Reed Bellamy’s numbers are down a bit from last year, but Goodland has used the rushing attack more this year. Sophomore Dax Ruhs has rushed for 523 yards this year and is coming off a 116-yard effort last week.

Stat Watch:

While senior Nick Hammeke owns just about every passing record at Thomas More Prep – Marian, fellow senior Jacob Fouts is closing in on a few receiving records.

– Fouts, who has 39 receptions on the season, needs just five more catches to claim the most receptions in a season.
– Fouts only needs 38 more receiving yards to own the career receiving yards record at TMP set by Tracey Hoffman in the late 1980’s with 951 yards.

– Fouts already has the school record for career receptions with 72.

Keep in mind, Shane Zimmerman is close behind Fouts in all these categories and Zimmerman is only a junior this year.

If you’re traveling out to the game in Goodland this Thursday night, it will start up at 6:00 Mountain Time. For those listening here in the Hays area, it’s the same start as usual. The Fort Hays Auto Sales Pregame Show will begin at 6:30PM with kickoff at 7:00 on KAYS (1400-AM) or listen online right here at Hayspost.com.


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MIAA Announces Men’s Basketball Preseason Polls

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Defending MIAA Champion Missouri Southern was selected No. 1 in both the MIAA coaches and media preseason men’s basketball polls, released Wednesday by the conference office as part of MIAA Men’s Basketball Virtual Media Day.

In the coaches poll, the Lions received seven first-place votes and 97 total points to grab the No. 1 spot.Central Missourireceived the other four first-place votes and 92 points to come in at No. 2.FortHaysStatewas voted No. 3 with 70 points, followed closely by Washburn at No. 4 with 68 points.

MissouriSouthern garnered 11 first-place votes and 141 points to earn the No. 1 spot in the media poll. Central Missouri comes in at No. 2 with one first-place vote and 117 points, followed byFortHaysStateat No. 3 with 114 points and Washburn at No. 4 with 112 points.Northwest Missourireceived one first-place vote and totaled 77 points to share the No. 5 spot with Missouri Western.

Following are the complete men’s basketball coaches and media polls. For MIAA Men’s Basketball Virtual Media Day, visit https://themiaa.com/sports/mbkb/2011-12/virtualmediaday/virtualmediaday.

2011-12 MIAA MEN’S BASKETBALL PRESEASON COACHES POLL
(First-place votes in parentheses)

1. MissouriSouthern (7) – 97 pts.
2. Central Missouri (4) – 92 pts.
3.FortHaysState – 70 pts.
4. Washburn – 68 pts.
T5.Northwest Missouri– 64 pts.
T5.PittsburgState– 64 pts.
7.MissouriWestern – 44 pts.
8. Southwest Baptist – 40 pts.
9.EmporiaState– 36 pts.
10. Truman – 20 pts.
11. Lincoln – 10 pts.

2011-12 MIAA MEN’S BASKETBALL PRESEASON MEDIA POLL
(First place votes in parentheses)
1. Missouri Southern (11) – 141 pts.
2. Central Missouri (1) – 117 pts.
3. Fort Hays State – 114 pts.
4. Washburn – 112 pts.
T5. Northwest Missouri (1) – 77 pts.
T5. Missouri Western – 77 pts.
7. Pittsburg State – 72 pts.
8. Emporia State – 56 pts.
9. Southwest Baptist – 53 pts.
10. Truman – 26 pts.
11.Lincoln – 13 pts.

AUDIO – FHSU Weekly Football Press Conference

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Fort Hays State football coach Chris Brown and selected players met with the media following practice Tuesday to talk about the Tigers 38-21 win at Central Oklahoma and to look ahead to their showdown at No. 12 Washburn this Saturday. Kickoff is at 1pm with the Fort Hays Auto Sales Pregame Show at noon on Tiger Radio Mix-103.

Chris Brown Part 1
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Chris Brown Part 2
Chris Brown Presser2

Anthony Smith
Anthony Smith Presser

Anthony Sheppard
Anthony Sheppard Presser

Sherod Murdock
Sherod Murdock Presser

Zach Nash
Zach Nash Presser

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