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NWKS Radio Sports Update -- November 6th, 202

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Sports Update - Nov 6th


Round two of the HS football playoffs resumes tonight around the state:


8-MAN GAMES:

-Hoxie hosts Kiowa County

-Quinter hosts Victoria

-Wallace County heads to Hodgeman County. 

6-MAN PLAYOFFS:

-Cheylin Cougars make the longest trip of the second round of the playoffs to South Barber. 

- Weskan hosts Satanta

- W/G hosts Ashland


A busy weekend is on tap for Colby Community College and Fort Hays Tech Northwest athletics, with basketball and wrestling taking center stage. On Friday, the Colby men head to Scottsbluff to face Western Nebraska, while the Lady Trojans open play at the Barton Classic against Tabor JV. Meanwhile, the Fort Hays Tech Northwest women host Southeast Community College. Saturday, the Colby men remain in Scottsbluff to take on Southeast Community College, while the Lady Trojans wrap up the Barton Classic against Northern Oklahoma-Tonkawa. The Fort Hays Tech Northwest men head to Hobbs, New Mexico, to face Panola College on Saturday, before taking on New Mexico Junior College on Sunday. And on the wrestling mats Saturday, Fort Hays Tech Northwest competes at the Mines Rookie Open in Golden, Colorado, while Colby's men head to the Service Salute Tournament at Benedictine College. The Lady Trojans compete at the Ottawa Invitational.



COLLEGE FB

Regional college football teams get underway tonight, as Nebraska looks to snap a three-game losing streak when the Huskers visit Illinois.  Saturday, Kansas State looks to bounce back from last week's overtime loss at Colorado when the Wildcats host Oklahoma State in Manhattan (100.3 the Ride).  Meanwhile, Kansas welcomes UCF to Lawrence, while Colorado travels to Arizona State (FOC 97.9).



NFL

Week Nine of the NFL season kicked off Thursday night with Jacksonville dominating Baltimore, 33-to-10. Meanwhile, both the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos are back in action Sunday afternoon.  Kansas City looks to bounce back from last week's 28-to-24 loss in Denver when the Chiefs welcome the New York Jets to Arrowhead Stadium.  As for the Broncos, they're looking to build on that dramatic comeback victory over Kansas City when they visit the Carolina Panthers.  Both games kick off Sunday at 1 CT / noon Mountain Time. (100.3 the Ride & Rocket 102.5 KLOE)



COLLEGE HOOPS


The college basketball season is underway, with a busy weekend ahead across the region.  Kansas looks to build on its season-opening win over Fordham when the Jayhawks host Middle Tennessee tonight.  Meanwhile, Kansas State looks for its first win under new head coach Casey Alexander when the Wildcats welcome Cal State Northridge.  Saturday, Nebraska looks to remain unbeaten against Providence in Connecticut, while Colorado puts its 1-and-0 record on the line against San Diego State in the Bill Walton Classic.

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