ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Josh Allen threw a touchdown pass and ran for two scores to outduel Patrick Mahomes and the Buffalo Bills defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 28-21 on Sunday in a rematch of last season’s AFC championship game. James Cook had 114 yards rushing and Buffalo’s defense did the rest in harassing Mahomes, who was sacked three times, hit 15 more and finished with the worst completion percentage of his career. The game was decided in the final 17 seconds, when Mahomes threw three straight incompletions from Buffalo’s 40. The last throw fell short of the end…
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Eight individuals were taken into custody between October 30 and November 1. Among those arrested were 19-year-old Jayda Denice Nelson and 22-year-old Chinel Abigale Williams, both of Fort Riley, who were booked around 2 a.m. Saturday for disorderly conduct involving fighting at 1100 Moro Street. Nelson’s bond was set at $500 and Williams’ at $750; neither was confined at the Riley County Jail. In a separate incident, 24-year-old McKenneth Deshaun Davis of Fort Riley was arrested by the Kansas Highway Patrol near K-18 in Ogden for driving under the influence, transporting an open container, improper driving on a laned roadway,…
Segment 1 – Manhattan dominates in rematch from Week 1, interview with Joe Schartz Segment 2 – Rock Creek + Wamego advance to Regionals, conversations with Coach Sieben and Coach Moody Segment 3 – 1A+2A Playoff Updates, Council Grove HC Derron Reddick Segment 4 – 8-man overview, quick show recap
Tim Everson – teverson@themercury.com For the second game in a row, there was no lack of offense for the Kansas State as the Wildcats beat Newman 112-90 Friday evening in an exhibition. The exhibition is the second of the preseason as K-State fell 100-91 at Missouri on Oct. 26. The Jets gave K-State just about everything they could handle, hitting 18 3-pointers on the night and never fully fading away down the stretch as the Wildcats led by as little as 13 with just over six minutes to play in the game. Newman led by eight midway through the first…
Lewis Marien – lmarien@themercury.com SALINA — Manhattan High volleyball’s postseason run is over. The sixth-seeded Indians went 1-2 during Friday’s pool play in the 6A state volleyball tournament at Tony’s Pizza Events Center, falling short of making Saturday’s semifinals. “It just wasn’t our day, (but) they played really hard,” head coach Nicole Jones said. “I’m proud of them, they gave it all they got. We’re sad to see the season be over, but couldn’t have asked for a better team.” The day couldn’t have started any better for Manhattan (28-10), sweeping No. 3 Wichita Northwest in straight sets, 25-16, 26-24.…
Toby Hammes – sports@themercury.com Manhattan High football opened its postseason the same way it opened its season — with a win over Garden City. Behind a veteran performance from senior quarterback Finn Watson, the Indians rolled to a 47–15 victory Friday night at Bishop Stadium, advancing to the second round of the Class 6A state playoffs. “There’s no question we didn’t play our best tonight,” Schartz said. “But the positive thing is that we survive and advance, and we can continue to try to get better. We have that opportunity because we did win the ballgame.” Watson accounted for three…
By Emma Loura Former Manhattan chiropractor Clark Petersen was sentenced to 32 years in prison Friday morning for 51 sex crimes, including rape, against 16 patients. A Riley County District Court jury in August found Petersen, 66, guilty of four counts of rape, 40 counts of aggravated sexual battery, four counts of sexual battery, one count of lewd and lascivious behavior, one count of attempted rape and one count of attempted aggravated criminal sodomy. Judge Grant Bannister doubled time for certain charges to emphasize the severity of the crimes. For example, the sentence for four counts of rape would typically…
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A Manhattan is behind bars after following a Thursday morning incident that led to multiple felony charges. According to the Riley County Police Department, 30-year-old Nathan Bell is charged with aggravated assault, two counts of domestic battery, two counts of mistreatment of a dependent adult and two counts of criminal damage to property. The victim in the case is a 65-year-old woman. Bell was issued a total bond of $48,000 and remained in custody as of Friday’s arrest report.