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KLEM Local Schedule (week of December 2)

MONDAY RESULTS – December 2

(high school bowling)

(G) Le Mars (2-0/1-0) 2655,  Sioux City North 2013.  —  HIGH SERIES:  Kaitelin Konz (403), Alyssa Williams (399) and Emma Jacobs (336).  HIGH GAMES:  Kaitelin Konz (255), Alyssa Williams (214 & 185) and Emma Jacobs (183).

(B) Le Mars (2-0/1-0) 2798, Sioux City North 2256.  —  HIGH SERIES:  Trey Whiddon (446), Evan Berkenpas (393), and Brady Poulson (380).  HIGH GAMES:  Trey Whiddon (224 & 222), Evan Berkenpas (224), Brody Vanderloo (201) and Brady Poulson (191).

(high school basketball)

(G) Gehlen Catholic (1-0) 78, Lawton-Bronson 70
(B) Lawton-Bronson 63, Gehlen Catholic (0-1) 56, overtime

LAWTON — Gehlen Catholic opened the 2019-2020 basketball season with a doubleheader split at Lawton-Bronson Monday night.  The Gehlen girls won 78-70 while Lawton-Bronson clipped the Gehlen boys 63-56 in overtime.  The Lady Jays took control after halftime, pulling away from a 39-37 lead at the break to take a 68-56 advantage into the final 4 1/2 minutes of the game.  Lauren Heying led the scoring attack for Gehlen with 21 points, ten of which came in a 21-point third quarter.  Sydney Livermore had 18 opening night points and Rachel Langel 11.  Haley Williams had 21 for Lawton-Bronson.  The two boys teams played overtime for the second year in a row on opening night.  Gehlen used an 18-3 run over the a final eleven minutes of regulation to erase a 15-point third quarter deficit.  Zach Kraft tied the game at 56-all on a free throw with six seconds to play but missed the second attempt, sending the game into an extra three-minute period where the Eagles outscored the Jays 7-0.  Kraft finished with 17 points while freshman Keaton Bonderson had 15 points, including a dunk in his first high school game.  Isaac Vaske added 12 for Gehlen.  6’6″ Joe Thelander had 20 points for Lawton-Bronson, one of four players in double figures for the Eagles.  Gehlen hosts Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn Tuesday night at the Deb Campbell Memorial gym.  The doubleheader will be carried on KLEM.

(N-F-L football)

Seattle 37, Minnesota 30

SEATTLE (AP) – Rashaad Penny scored two touchdowns and the Seattle Seahawks gained control of first place in the NFC West by defeating the Minnesota Vikings, 37-30. Penny tied the game with a one-yard run and added a 13-yard scoring reception that put the Seahawks ahead, 34-17 later in the third quarter. Kirk Cousins was 22 of 38 for 276 yards and one TD for the 8-4 Vikings, who are one game behind the first-place Packers in the NFC North.

 

 

TUESDAY RESULTS – December 3

(high school basketball)

LE MARS — The Gehlen Catholic girls rolled to a 77-33 home-opening win over Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn Tuesday night to get away to a 2-0 start to the 2019-2020 season.  The Lady Jays used a pressing defense and a transition offense to rattle off 13 straight points to get the early upper hand and led 33-21 by halftime.  An 18-7 third quarter advantage helped Gehlen open a 23-point lead heading into the fourth quarter and the Lady Jays outscored the Hawks 26-5 in the final period to turn the game into a rout.  Addison Weber led the scoring attack with 20 points and Lauren Heying added 17.  Hannah Jochims had ten for H-M-S.

In the boys game, Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn rallied from a 19-point first half deficit to nip Gehlen 59-56.  The Jays were limited to 20% shooting in the second half as H-M-S outscored Gehlen 32-18 after halftime.  Gehlen’s Zach Kraft re-injured his shoulder in the second quarter and went to the sidelines for the rest of the game, allowing the Hawks to take over inside.  It’s feared Kraft may be done for the rest of the basketball season after injuring the same shoulder that cut his football season short.  Ethan Peters picked up the slack with 17 points for the Jays while Peyton Rochford added 13.  Freshman Keaton Bonderson had nine points by halftime but was held scoreless in the second half.  Lance Berends had 14 points off the bench for H-M-S.  Gehlen falls to 0-2 heading into Friday’s home girl/boy doubleheader with Trinity Christian.

WAR EAGLE CONFERENCE
(G) Gehlen Catholic (2-0) 77, Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 33
(B) Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 59, Gehlen Catholic (0-2) 56

(G) MMCRU 62, Remsen St. Mary’s 27
(B) Remsen St. Mary’s 76, MMCRU 31

(G) Akron-Westfield 74, Harris-Lake Park 15
(B) Harris-Lake Park 79, Akron-Westfield 48

(G) Hinton 45, Trinity Christian 30
(B) Hinton 61, Trinity Christian 40

(G) West Sioux 64, South O’Brien 54
(B) West Sioux 55, South O’Brien 54

MISSOURI RIVER CONFERENCE
(B) Treynor 56, Bishop Heelan 46

(G) Sioux City East 85, Spencer 47
(B) Sioux City East 78, Spencer 64

(G) Sioux City North 70, Storm Lake 59
(B) Storm Lake 82, Sioux City North 78

(G) Glenwood 73, Council Bluffs T-J 69
(B) Glenwood 60, Council Bluffs T-J 45

WESTERN VALLEY CONFERENCE
(G) Kingsley-Pierson 76, Lawton-Bronson 42
(B) Lawton-Bronson 61, Kingsley-Pierson 50

(college basketball)

Iowa 68, Syracuse 54

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) – Luka Garza scored 23 points, Jordan Bohannon and Joe Wieskamp added 17 and 13, respectively, and Iowa pulled away in the second half to defeat Syracuse 68-54 on Tuesday night. Marek Dolezaj led Syracuse with 12 points as the Orange suffered their third straight loss.

Top-25 results:
(1) Louisville 58, (4) Michigan 43
(10) Duke 87, (11) Michigan State 75
(15) Memphis 71, Bradley 56
Indiana 80, (17) Florida State 64
(18 )Baylor 78, Maryland-Eastern Shore 46
(19) Dayton 99, Houston Baptist 68
(24) Butler 67, Mississippi 58

(W) Nebraska-Kearney 73, Fort Hayes State 65  —  former Lady Bulldog, Madison Dreckman (6 pts./3 reb. in 8 min.) for UN-K

(college volleyball)

NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SIOUX CITY
Northwestern def. Martin Methodist 3-0  —  former Lady Jay, Katie Peters (1 kill/2 blocks)
Park def. Morningside 3-1  —  former Lady Bulldog, Krista Zenk (10 kills/6 digs/3 blocks) for Morningside

 

 

WEDNESDAY RESULTS – December 4

(college volleyball)

NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SIOUX CITY
Northwestern def. Lawrence Tech (MICH) 3-0  —  former Lady Jay, Katie Peters, FR, did not see any action for NW
Morningside def. Oklahoma City University 3-2  —  former Lady Bulldog, Krista Zenk (14 kills/1 dig/1 block) for Morningside

(college basketball)

(M) Morningside 92, Midland 66  —  former Bulldogs, Will Pottebaum (11 pts./3 reb.) and Tyler Borchers (6 pts./2 reb.) for Morn.

(M) Northwestern 85, Briar Cliff 83, overtime — former Bulldog, Trent Hilbrands (25 pts./3 reb.) and former Hinton Blackhawk, Jay Small (12 pts./10 reb.) for NW

(W) Nebraska Wesleyan 99, Buena Vista 74  —  former Lady Bulldog, Jenn Schneider (11 pts./11 reb.)

Top-10 results:
(3) Maryland 72, Notre Dame 51
Purdue 69, (5) Virginia 40
(6) Ohio State 74, (7) North Carolina 49
(9) Gonzaga 101, Texas Southern 62

 

 

THURSDAY RESULTS – December 5

(high school wrestling)

Le Mars (1-0) 43, Bishop Heelan 21  —  Bulldog winners:  106#-Conner Peterson – fft.  ..  126#-Daniel Hinds – fft.  ..  138#-Jackson Sudtelgte – MD 13-3  ..  160#-Jake Francksen-Small – Fall  ..  170#-Scott Ferguson – Fall  ..  182#-Riley Sadoski – 10-6 dec.  ..  195#-Colton Hoag – MD 9-1  ..  220#-Brennick Hoppe – fft.  ..  285#-Justin Otto – fft.

Le Mars (2-0) 60, Council Bluffs A-L 15  —  Bulldog winners:  106#-Conner Peterson – fft.  ..  113#-Riley Presuhn – fft.  ..  120#-Blake Dirksen – fft.  ..  138#-Jackson Sudtelgte – Fall  ..  145#-Luis Paez – Fall  ..  152#-Dylan Carlson – 6-3 dec.  ..  160#-Jake Francksen-Small – fft.  ..  170#-Scott Ferguson – fft.  ..  195#-Colton Hoag – Fall  ..  220#-Brennick Hoppe – Fall ..  285#-Justin Otto – 8-5 dec.

(high school basketball)

SERGEANT BLUFF — Le Mars opened play in their new league Thursday night with a pair of close finishes against Sergeant Bluff-Luton.  The Le Mars girls ran their record to 2-0 for the season with a come-from-behind, 49-46 victory over the Warriors.  S-B-L built a 19-10 first half lead before the Lady  Bulldogs drew to within 25-22 at the half and took their first lead of the game with 3:20 to play in the third quarter at 31-29.  The two were tied 43-all with 1:57 to play in the game when Le Mars outscored the Warriors 6-3 to the finish.  Jaelynn Dreckman had 21 points to lead Le Mars with Shaniah Temple adding 10 and Karlee Schiff 9.  Kenzie Foley had 13 for S-B-L.  In the boys half of the Missouri River Conference doubleheader at Sergeant Bluff Thursday, the Sergeant Bluff-Luton Warriors earned a hard-fought, 45-42 victory over Le Mars in the season opener for both.  The Warriors opened the second half with an 11-2 run to extend a 27-26 halftime lead to a 38-28 advantage with 2:43 left in the third period.  Le Mars closed the gap to 43-42 on a bucket by Aisea Toki with 35.8 seconds to play but Deric Fitzgerald iced the victory with a pair of free throws with 14-seconds left.  Le Mars was unable to get a shot off in the closing seconds of the contest.  Spencer Mackey led all scorers with 20 points to lead the Bulldogs while Daniel Wright had 16 points for the Warriors and Fitzgerald added 12.  Le Mars hosts Council Bluffs A-L in their home opener next Tuesday.

(G) Le Mars (2-0/1-0) 49, Sergeant Bluff-Luton 46
(B) Sergeant Bluff-Luton 45, Le Mars (0-1/0-1) 42

(G) Woodbury Central 68, Hinton 39
(B) Hinton 73, Woodbury Central 62

(G) Sioux City West 48, Spirit Lake 43

(B) Spirit Lake 61, M-O-C/Floyd Valley 60

(G) Denison-Schleswig 68, Storm Lake 34
(B) Denison-Schleswig 80, Storm Lake 48

(college basketball)

(W) Emoria State 70, Nebraska-Kearney 49  —  former Lady Bulld, Madison Dreckman (5 pts.)

(college volleyball)

NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SIOUX CITY
Northwestern def. Corban (ORE.) 3-1  —  former Lady Jay, Katie Peters did not play in the match for NW
University of Providence def. Morningside 3-2  —  former Lady Bulldog, Krista Zenk (16 kills/6 digs/1 block) for Morningside

(N-F-L football)

Chicago 31, Dallas 24

CHICAGO (AP) — Dak Prescott’s late rally ran out of time, and the Dallas Cowboys dropped their third straight game with a 31-24 loss to the Chicago Bears. Prescott threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Amari Cooper in the fourth quarter, but Dallas lost for the seventh time in its last 10 games. The Cowboys still lead the disappointing NFC East by a half-game over Philadelphia, which hosts the last-place New York Giants on Monday night.

 

 

FRIDAY RESULTS – December 6

(high school wrestling)

Hinton duals

LeMars (3-0) 62, Sioux City North 18   —   Bulldog winners:  106#-Conner Peterson – Fall  ..  120#-Blake Dirksen – Fall  ..  138#-Jackson Sudtelgte – fft.  ..  145#-Luis Paez – fft.  ..  152#- Dylan Carlson – Fall  ..  160#-Jake Francksen-Small – TF 19-4  ..  170#-Scott Fergusson – Fall  ..  182#-Riley Sadoski – fft.  ..  195#-Colton Hoag – fft.  ..  220#-Brenick Hoppe – Fall  ..  285#-Justin Otto – SV-1 3-1.

LeMars (4-0) 75, MVAOCOU 4  —  Bulldog winners:  106#-Conner Peterson – fft.  ..  113#-Riley Presuhn – fft.  ..  120#-Blake Dirksen – Fall  ..  126#-Daniel Hinds – fft.  ..  132#-Matthew Vondrak – Fall  ..  138#-Jackson Sudtelgte – Fall  ..  145#-Luis Paez -7-2 dec.  ..  152#-Dylan Carlson – fft.  ..  160#-Jake Francksen-Small – fft.  ..  170#-Scott Fergusson – Fall  ..  195#-Colton Hoag – Fall  ..  220#-Brenick Hoppe – fft.  ..  285#-Justin Otto – Fall.

West Lyon 33, LeMars (4-1) 30  —  Bulldog winners:  120#-Blake Dirksen – Fall  ..  160#-Jake Francksen-Small – Fall  ..  170#-Scott Fergusson – Fall  ..  195#-Colton Hoag – Fall  ..  220#- Brenick Hoppe – Fall.

LeMars (5-1) 61, Hinton 12  —  Bulldog winners:  113#-Kylie Hessenius – fft.  ..   126#-Daniel Hinds – MD 15-1  ..  132#- Matthew Vondrak – Fall  ..  138#-Jackson Sudtelgte – Fall  ..   152#-Dylan Carlson – 10-4 dec.  ..  160#-Jake Francksen-Small – Fall  ..  170#-Scott Fergusson – Fall  ..  182#-Riley Sadoski – Fall  ..  195#-Colton Hoag – Fall  ..  220#-Brenick Hoppe – Fall  .. 285#-Justin Otto – fft.   Blackhawk winners:  106#-Wyatt Skuodas – Fall  ..  120#-Aiden Christiansen – 7-1 dec.  ..  145#-Logan Sewell – 5-0 dec.

LeMars (6-1) 57, Cherokee, Washington 21  — Bulldog winners:   106#-Conner Peterson – fft.  ..  120#-Blake Dirksen – Fall  ..   126#-Daniel Hinds – Fall  ..  138#-Jackson Sudtelgte – MD 12-1  ..  145#-Luis Paez-Fall  ..  160#-Jake Francksen-Small – TF 18-1  ..  182#-Riley Sadoski – fft.  ..  195#-Colton Hoag – fft.  ..  220#-Brenick Hoppe – Fall  ..  285#-Justin Otto – fft.

(high school basketball)

LE MARS — The Gehlen Catholic girls ran their record to 3-0 with a 60-26 romp over Trinity Christian Friday night at Gehlen’s Deb Campbell Memorial gym.  The Lady Jays responded to the Tigers closing to within 12 points 15 seconds into the second half with an 18-0 run over the next four minutes to take a 30-point lead with 2:56 to play in the third stanza.  Sydney Livermore led a balanced Gehlen scoring attack with 12 points.  Kate Hill had a career-best 11 and Lauren Heying had 10.  Alyssa Maassen had 6 to pace Trinity Christian(0-2).

The Gehlen boys completed an improbable comeback victory over Trinity Christian, 52-50, Friday night.  It was the first win for the Jays (1-2) after a pair of heartbreaking losses this week.   Freshman sensation, Keaton Bonderson capped a 29-point night with a pair of free throws with 12.9 seconds to play to erase a 50-49 deficit.  Another freshman, Keaton Logan, added a free throw with 1.7 seconds to play after the Tigers missed an attempt to regain the lead.  Bonderson scored 23 points after halftime following a nasty fall by teammate Ethan Peters under the Tigers basket.  Peters flipped into the air and somersaulted onto his head after getting his legs taken out from underneath him while battling for a rebound with two minutes to play in the first half.  The game was held up for about 15 to 20 minutes while he was immobilized and then taken off the court on a stretcher to Floyd Valley Healthcare.  The report after the game in the locker room from head coach Mike Langel was encouraging.  The injury didn’t seem to be too serious but there initially was concern as he lay motionless on the floor and apparently blacked out according to those that attended to him.  Gehlen travels to Unity Christian next Tuesday to open War Eagle Conference play.  The doubleheader will be carried on KLEM.

WAR EAGLE CONFERENCE
(G) Gehlen Catholic (3-0) 60, Trinity Christian 26
(B) Gehlen Catholic (1-2) 52, Trinity Christian 50

(G) Akron-Westfield 52, South O’Brien 39
(B) South O’Brien 82, Akron-Westfield 28

(G) Remsen St. Mary’s 51, Harris-Lake Park 14
(B) Remsen St. Mary’s 51, Harris-Lake Park 43

(G) Cherokee Washington 63, Unity Christian 60
(B) Unity Christian 57, Cherokee Washington 41

(B) Estherville/L-C 67, Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 46

(G) Western Christian 61, West Sioux 52
(B) West Sioux 79, Western Christian 68

MISSOURI RIVER ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE
(B) Sioux City East 62, Bishop Heelan 51

(G) Council Bluffs A-L 67, Sioux City North 37
(B) Council Bluffs A-L 67, Sioux City North 27

(G) Council Bluffs T-J 45, Sioux City West 35
(B) Sioux City West 55, Council Bluffs T-J 48

WESTERN VALLEY CONFERENCE
(G) Kingsley-Pierson 66, OA-BCIG 45
(B) OA-BCIG 62, Kingsley-Pierson 56, OT

(college volleyball)

NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SIOUX CITY
Northwestern def. Oklahoma City 3-1  —  former Lady Jay, Katie Peters did see any action for NW

Jamestown def. Northwestern (32-2) 3-1  —  former Lady Jay, Katie Peters did see any action for NW

(college football)

Pac-12 championship:  (13) Oregon 37, (5) Utah 15

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) – CJ Verdell ran for 208 yards and broke open the game with two long touchdown runs in the fourth quarter, and No. 13 Oregon spoiled No. 5 Utah’s playoff hopes with a 37-15 victory in the Pac-12 championship game. The Utes came into the game hoping to make a case for one of the four playoff spots with a conference title but instead got overmatched by Oregon and lost their second straight Pac-12 championship game

(college basketball)

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) – Franz Wagner led a balanced scoring effort for No. 4 Michigan with 18 points, and the Wolverines opened Big Ten play with a 103-91 victory over Iowa. Michigan overcame 44 points by Iowa’s Luka Garza and rebounded from its 58-43 loss to top-ranked Louisville on Tuesday night. In fact, Michigan exceeded its point total from Tuesday before halftime. Garza scored 27 points in the first half, including 15 of Iowa’s first 17, but it was the defensive end that prevented the Hawkeyes from winning this one. Garza scored the most points by an opposing player at Michigan’s Crisler Center.

Top-25 results:
(1) Louisville 64, Pittsburgh 46
(4) Michigan 103, Iowa 91
(10) Duke 77, Virginia Tech 63

 

 

SATURDAY RESULTS – December 7

(college football)

NAIA PLAYOFFS — Morningside 21, Grandview 16  (Morningside plays Marian University (IN.) December 21 in the championship game at Rushton, LA.)

FCS PLAYOFFS — U-N-I 13, South Dakota State 10

Top 10 games:
S-E-C championship:  (1) L-S-U 37, (4) Georgia 10
Big 10 championship:  (2) Ohio State 34, (10) Wisconsin 21
A-C-C championship:  (3) Clemson 62, (22) Virginia 17
Big 12 championship:  (6) Oklahoma 30, (8) Baylor 23, OT

ATLANTA (AP) — Joe Burrow threw for 349 yards and four touchdowns as the top-ranked L-S-U Tigers rolled to a 37-10 rout of No. 4 Georgia. He was the Tigers’ second-leading rusher with 41 yards on 11 carries, and even caught a pass on a ball that was batted down at the line and wound up in his arms, taking off for a 16-yard gain. Burrow’s busiest receivers were Justin Jefferson and Terrace Marshall Jr., who combined for 204 yards and three scores.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Second-ranked Ohio State trailed 21-7 before Josh Fields threw all three of his touchdown passes in the second half of a 34-21 comeback against No. 8 Wisconsin. Fields was 19 of 31 with 299 yards and no interceptions. J.K. Dobbins ran for 172 yards and a score for the 13-0 Buckeyes, who sealed their first playoff trip in three years and ran their winning streak to 19 games.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Trevor Lawrence threw three of his four touchdown passes to Tee Higgins as third-ranked Clemson stormed to its 28th consecutive victory and fifth consecutive ACC title, 62-17 against No. 22 Virginia. Lawrence set an ACC title-game record for touchdown throws while going 16 of 22 for 302 yards before coming out in the third quarter. Higgins set conference championship-game records with his three touchdowns and 182 receiving yards.

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Rhamondre Stevenson scored on a 5-yard run in overtime to lead sixth-ranked Oklahoma to a 30-23 win over No. 8 Baylor. Oklahoma secured the victory by stopping the Bears with a sack and three incompletions. Jalen Hurts threw for 278 yards and a touchdown, with CeeDee Lamb grabbing eight passes for 173 yards.

(college basketball)

(M) Morningside 81, Briar Cliff 72  —  former Bulldogs, Will Pottebaum (5 pts.)  ..  Tyler Borchers did not play for Morningside

(M) Northwestern 93, Hastings 76  —  former Hinton Blackhawk, Jay Small (28 pts./5 reb. /10 assts.) & former Bulldog, Trent Hilbrands (11 pts./3 reb./5 assts.)

(W) Wartburg 82, Buena Vista 42  —  former Lady Bulldog, Jenn Schneider (7 pts./5 reb.)

Top 10 results:
(2) Kansas 72, (20) Colorado 58
(3) Maryland 59, Illinois 58
(6) Ohio State 106, Penn State 74
(8) Kentucky 83, Fairleigh Dickinson 52

(high school basketball)

(G) Hinton 60, Westwood 58
(B) Hinton 76, Westwood 54

(G) South O’Brien 64, Sheldon 55
(B) South O’Brien 56, Sheldon 38

(G) Sioux City East 59, Bishop Heelan 55, OT

(G) Waukee 61, Council Bluffs A-L 27

(B) Council Bluffs A-L 51, Des Moines Hoover, 2 OTs

 

 

SUNDAY RESULTS – December 8

(college football)

UNDATED — College football announced the final four teams that will play for the National Championship.  L-S-U moved ahead of Ohio State into the top-seed in the CFP poll announced Sunday.  Clemson was second and Oklahoma dis-placed Georgia in the number four spot.  L-S-U meets Oklahoma December 28th in the Peach Bowl while Ohio State plays Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl.  The winners meet for the title next month.  January 1st, Oregon plays Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl, Baylor meets Georgia in the Sugar Bowl, Minnesota faces Auburn in the Outback Bowl and Alabama meets Michigan in the Citrus Bowl.

Iowa plays U-S-C in the Holiday Bowl December 27th in San Diego and Iowa State plays Notre Dame in the Camping One Bowl in December 28th in Orlando.

  IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – The University of Iowa says its former athletic director Bump Elliott has died. He was 94. Elliott was a star halfback at Michigan who won the Big Ten’s MVP award in 1947. Elliott became Michigan’s coach in 1959 and led the Wolverines for 10 seasons, a tenure that included a Rose Bowl win in 1964. Elliott, who was the Hawkeyes’ athletic director from 1970-1991, was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1989.

(N-F-L football)

Atlanta 40, Carolina 20
Baltimore 24 Buffalo 17
Cleveland 27, Cincinnati 19
Green Bay 20, Washington 15
Minnesota 20, Detroit 7
San Francisco 48, New Orleans 46
N.Y. Jets 22, Miami 21
Tampa Bay 38, Indianapolis 35
Denver 38, Houston 24
L.A. Chargers 45, Jacksonville 10
Tennessee 42, Oakland 21
Kansas City 23, New England 16
Pittsburgh 23, Arizona 17
L.A. Rams 28, Seattle 12

Monday: N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia

(college basketball)

Iowa State 76, (16) Seton Hall 66

Top 10-results:
(5) Virginia 56, (7) North Carolina 47
(9) Gonzaga 83, (22) Washington 76