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New NBA MVP rules allow for wide-open race

(AP) — The new rule that rendered Philadelphia’s Joel Embiid ineligible for a second consecutive NBA MVP award because he’s missing too many games has the potential to create something the league hasn’t seen in almost two decades.That would be a wide-open MVP race.

Lady Reds’ season ends in forfeits

The Clinton Lady Reds (0-24) basketball season has come to an early end as it has been suffering from multiple injuries the last few weeks and was unable to play in either playoff game.

A-B teams end season in regional event

With both programs reaching their second loss in the Class A playoffs, the Arapaho-Butler basketball teams have wrapped up their seasons.The Indians (14-15) fell Friday to Rock Creek by the score of 47-38 in the consolation bracket in Union City to end the year.

CFP lowers number reserved spots for conference champs

( AP) — The field for the 12-team College Football Playoff will comprise five conference champions and seven at-large selections after the university presidents who oversee the CFP voted unanimously Tuesday to tweak the format.

CHS wrestling sends six to state tournament

Many members of the Clinton High School wrestling team took a step toward their goal of fighting for state championships, as six wrestlers will represent Clinton starting Thursday in Oklahoma City in the Class 4A State Tournament.

Reds drop first game of hoops playoffs in Bethany

To kickoff the 2024 playoffs, the Clinton Red Tornadoes traveled to Bethany to take on Class 4A’s seventh-best team in the Bronchos.

A-B hoops takes on Drummond in playoffs

After playing the first two games of the playoffs away from home, the Arapaho-Butler High School basketball teams hosted the first games of the winners’ and consolation brackets for Class A Area II Thursday.

Police investigating shootings at Chiefs’ Super Bowl celebration

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Authorities in Kansas City are trying to decipher who was behind the mass shooting that unfolded Wednesday amid throngs of people at the Chiefs' Super Bowl celebration, where 21 people were wounded — including at least eight children — and a mother of two was killed.