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So what if Rasual Butler hadn't made a single three-point shot through three quarters? He has his own green light, and it always seems to be on. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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EL DORADO — The Butler Grizzlies made the big plays when it mattered most in another classic game with Coffeyville, winning 21-14 to advance to the Region VI championship game next Sunday at No. 2 Fort Scott. Full Article at Kansas.com
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For about three months, several Topekans have paid their dues in an effort to reach the pinnacle of Kansas juco football. They have guided their teams to a spot in the four-team postseason Region VI junior college football playoffs. Full Article at CJOnline
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Like any college football coach worth his salt, Butler's Troy Morrell watches an inordinate amount of game video. The focus of that time, of course, is to look for tendencies. Find something that happens over and over again and then exploit it. Full Article at Kansas.com
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EL DORADO— Independence is done. Next up is winless Highland. But first things first. Full Article at Kansas.com
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That was a big step for our team ... When we started off, we didn't have a lot of energy. I thought having our starters sit out the fourth quarter last night, they would have more energy. They were a little flat, but our bench picked them up.
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I still think we have to do a better job of getting him more volume of shots ... He's a good shooter, good off the dribble, good attacking the rim. Unfortunately I still don't think he gets respect from the referees. After the fact, so many times on the film, we feel like he gets fouled and he just does...
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He needs to be one of those squeaky wheels ... Part of it is that he's a great kid. He doesn't say 'boo.' But he gets zero calls. Not that he should get calls that aren't fouls. He should get the calls that are fouls.
