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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2009
Page
9
The piece argues Mangino deserved better after an eight year tenure at Kansas, noting early success including an Orange Bowl bid and a 12-1 season, then internal investigations and public backlash. It questions leadership choices, cites Lew Perkins’ role, and cautions measured thanks while hoping for resolution.
Garden City pressed TMP Marian relentlessly, forcing 32 turnovers in a 67 to 37 first round victory at the Hays City Shoot Out. TMP Marian coach Joe Hertel noted the Buffs materias mentally outmatched his Monarchs and promised more aggressive tests ahead.
TMP Marian ranked third in the 3A poll beat Garden City 64 to 48 at Felten gym in the Hays City Shoot-Out first round. Kaylee Hoffman led TMP Marian with 26 points as the Monarchs pulled away with an 18-2 run late in the fourth quarter. Garden City was led by Traci Martinez with 12 and Sydnee Sassaman with 11.
GCCC men travel to El Dorado to open conference play as Kris Baumann seeks urgency from a roster missing Avery Jirmnson with a broken foot. Jirmnson will be out six to eight weeks, forcing Baumann to motivate a group that has been accused of “going through the motions” in practice. The 7:30 p.m. tip at Butler marks the season’s conference opener.
Kansas coach Mark Mangino stepped down amid an internal investigation into his treatment of players. After a 12-1 Orange Bowl season in 2007 and a contract through 2012, Mangino faced widespread allegations of verbal and emotional abuse, drawing mixed support from former and current players. Athletic director Lew Perkins said the settlement was satisfactory to all parties and interim duties would be shared by assistants Beaty Bowen and Miller.
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