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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2003
Page
11
Oklahoma’s quarterback Jason White, once slowed by knee injuries, was voted the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year by league reporters. He leads No. 1 Oklahoma toward the Big 12 title game against Kansas State, emphasizing team effort and steady play.
Oklahoma quarterback Jason White and linebacker Teddy Lehman head a group of 11 Sooners named to the All-Big 12 first team by league coaches. White, with 3,466 yards and 40 touchdowns, was named offensive player of the year, while Lehman earned defensive player of the year honors after 100 tackles. Kansas State’s Derrick Strait and others also earned top honors as OU dominates the selections.
Kansas will provide free tickets to its students willing to travel to Orlando for the Tangerine Bowl against North Carolina State on December 22. The program aims to boost campus support after a 6 6 season and a turnaround under coach Mark Mangino. Students must register by December 15 and present valid IDs to receive vouchers redeemable at the game.
Lawrence AP The No 1 Kansas Jayhawks face criticism over new red road uniforms the Allen Fieldhouse floor mural and a pricing policy for long term ticket holders. Coach Bill Self, new to the top spot after beating Michigan State, says the uproar is magnified at Kansas but vows to do what’s best for the program while enjoying the milestone.
Kansas City general manager Allard Baird said Carlos Beltran is the Royals’ top offensive player and likely the opening day center fielder. Los Angeles pushed for Beltran after failing to land Derrek Lee or Richie Sexson, but KC seeks a return that helps short and long term. Ibanez’s departure widens the need for solid offense.
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