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COLUMBIA, Mo. — Who's going to be first?  We all know it's been some time since a Mizzou team captured an NCAA national championship. For years, Brian Smith's wrestling program has been on the cusp — and is very much in the hunt this year, sitting at No. 2 in…

By ERIC OLSON AP College Football WriterCincinnati enjoyed about as much success as possible for a Group of Five football program the last f

Cincinnati enjoyed about as much success as possible for a Group of Five football program the last five years. The Bearcats were fixtures in the Top 25, won a couple of conference championships and played for a third, and they even made it to a College Football Playoff. The realization of joining the highest ranks of big-time college sports didn't hit home until Fox television's traveling Big Noon Kickoff pregame show arrived on campus for the inaugural Big 12 game against Oklahoma.

Cincinnati enjoyed about as much success as possible for a Group of Five football program the last five years. The Bearcats were fixtures in the Top 25, won a couple of conference championships and played for a third, and they even made it to a College Football Playoff. The realization of joining the highest ranks […]

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Johnny Lujack, the oldest living Heisman winner until his death Tuesday at age 98, was an unassuming World War II veteran, athlete and broadcaster.

Johnny Lujack was one of the faces of Notre Dame’s golden age, the second of three Irish players to win the Heisman Trophy in the 1940s and the quarterback of three national championship teams. “Even by Notre Dame standards, you always felt he was larger than life,” said John Heisler, who has written a dozen […]

Election for three open positions for the Mountain View Fire Rescue Board of Directors will occur May 2.

Election for three open positions for the Mountain View Fire Rescue Board of Directors will occur May 2.

Election for three open positions for the Mountain View Fire Rescue Board of Directors will occur May 2.