NWKS Radio Sports Update-- November 10th, 2026

Sports Update - Nov 10th

2:28

The GWAC announced its 2026 All-League Volleyball selections, with several players from Goodland and Colby earning recognition.  Goodland's Avery Weibel and Colby's Fia Tubbs were both named First Team All-League.  On the Second Team, Goodland's Hayden Short earned honors, along with Colby's Savannah Krohn.  Honorable Mention selections included Goodland's Karen Moreno and Makenna Schick, while Colby was represented by Harper Vaughn, Emily Flanagin and Bailey McCorkle.  In all, Colby had five players recognized, while Goodland had four.  Holcomb's Zoey Cranston was named the conference Player of the Year.

NFL

The Buffalo Bills dominated defensively on Monday Night Football, rolling past the Minnesota Vikings 23-to-6.  Josh Allen threw for 234 yards and a touchdown, while running back James Cook rushed for 107 yards and a score.  Buffalo's defense shut down the Vikings, intercepting quarterback Carson Wentz twice and keeping Minnesota out of the end zone all night.

Head coach Andy Reid says Patrick Mahomes is considered day-to-day after injuring his throwing elbow during Sunday's 35-to-12 victory over the New York Jets.  Mahomes underwent an MRI that reportedly revealed no significant damage.  Reid says Mahomes is dealing with soreness and will undergo treatment ahead of Sunday's road matchup against Atlanta.  Meanwhile, wide receiver Xavier Worthy and offensive tackle Jaylon Moore are also considered day-to-day with injuries.

COLLEGE FB

A massive shakeup is coming to college football.  According to ESPN, the College Football Playoff is expanding from 12 to 24 teams beginning with the 2027 season, as part of a new five-year agreement worth nearly 1.7 billion dollars.  The expanded format will also eliminate Power Four conference championship games.  The new playoff will feature 19 at-large bids and five automatic qualifiers, with the top eight seeds receiving first-round byes.  ESPN will remain the playoff's television partner, with the expanded postseason beginning next year.

COLLEGE HOOPS

A busy Tuesday night of college basketball across the region, highlighted by a marquee matchup for Kansas.  The 17th-ranked Jayhawks put their unbeaten record on the line against Kentucky in the Champions Classic in Chicago. Tip-off is at 8:30 CT / 7:30 MT on ESPN.  KU will be without guard Melvin Council Junior who suffered a broken right foot during Monday's practice and will undergo surgery this week.  Head coach Bill Self says he's hopeful Council can return around the start of Big 12 play.  Meanwhile, Kansas State welcomes unbeaten Creighton to Bramlage Coliseum. The Wildcats are 1-and-1 after picking up their first win under new head coach Casey Alexander. That game tips off at 6 CT / 7 MT on FS1.  And Colorado looks to bounce back from its first loss of the season when the Buffaloes host San Diego. 

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