Beasley springs to life in Kansas State win over Colorado
Freshman Michael Beasley, quiet in the first half, dominates after the break to lift Kansas State past Colorado 72 to 56. He scores 29 points with 13 rebounds, backing Bill Walker's 18 and stifling Colorado by limiting Richard Roby and Marcus Hall.
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Boulder
Colo
Michael Beasley
Kansas State
Beasley
Colorado
Frank Martin
Bill Walker
Wildcats
Richard Roby
Cory Higgins
Jeff Bzdelik
Buffaloes
Walker
Higgins
Xavier Silas
Roby
Bzdelik
Marcus Hall
Hall
Lady Busters Fall to Seward County in Conference Clash
Seward County pulled away for a 72 to 62 Jayhawk Conference win over Garden City CC. Coach Jake Ripple praised his players for effort despite the loss and poor offensive touches.
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Garden City Community College
Jake Ripple
Lady Broacbusters
Perryman
Seward County
Jayhawk
Kansas cruised past Iowa State with balanced attack
No 2 Kansas improved to 19-0 by routing Iowa State 83-59 at Allen Fieldhouse. Darnell Jackson posted 21 points and 11 rebounds for a double double, while Brandon Rush added 11 points and six assists. The Jayhawks shot 50 percent and dominated the paint 42-16, erasing a 42-32 halftime deficit.
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Kan
Darnell Jackson
Kansas
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Jackson
Cyclones
Allen Fieldhouse
Brandon Rush
Rush
Mario Chalmers
Darrell Arthur
Chalmers
Russell Robinson
Wesley Johnson
Craig Brackins
Burns Intervenes With Late 3 Seals Saints Win
Seward County guard Nick Burns lofted a final 3 as time expired to cap a 69 68 Jayhawk Conference victory over Garden City. Garden City watched an eight point lead slip away in the final minutes as the Saints escaped Perryman Athletic Complex.
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Garden City Community College
Janet Curler
Seward County
Jennifer Noel
Perryman
Tyrone Flemming
Ervin Williams
Perryman Athletic Complex
Seward County Community College
Nick Burns
Burns
Saints
Garden City Broacbusters
Garden City
Jayhawk
Tsonga Upsets Nadal In Australian Open Semis
In Melbourne Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, ranked 38, defeats Rafael Nadal 6-2 6-3 6-2 to reach his first Grand Slam final. Tsonga, energized by the crowd, hit 49 winners and saved only one break point through two sets as Nadal struggled. Federer or Djokovic awaits in the final.
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Australia
Rafael Nadal
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
Tsonga
Nadal
Roger Federer
Novak Djokovic
Ana Ivanovic
Daniela Hantuchova
Maria Sharapova
Serbia
Jelena Jankovic
Andy Roddick
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Greg McDermott
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Bryan Peterson
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Rahshon Clark
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