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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2002
Page
9
In Dallas the Big 12 finally breaks through with four teams remaining in the NCAA tournament, the most for any conference. Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Missouri vie for the league's first Final Four berth as commissioner Kevin Weiberg notes the path to high achievement was only a matter of time.
Kansas coach Roy Williams recalls last year's 80-64 NCAA tourney loss to Illinois and vows not to repeat it. He notes the Jayhawks have improved as they prepare for a Friday semifinal in Madison Wisconsin with Illinois, aiming to advance in the Midwest Regional.
The article notes how conferences face setbacks in the NCAA tournament with examples from past upsets by Duke Missouri Michigan State Iowa State and Arizona Kansas. It frames the Big 12’s persistent theme of disappointing March results and hints at further discussion on Page B4.
Garden City Community College may announce a new men s basketball coach by the weekend after Jeremy Cox was fired five days after the Region VI quarterfinal loss to Seward County. Dennis Perryman said they will review resumes quickly yet carefully.
In Little Rock Nolan Richardson's job as Arkansas coach hangs as university President B Alan Sugg reviews Chancellor John White's buyout of six years at 500000 a year Sugg met with Richardson for over three hours and said a ruling would come soon Richardson argued for staying while his lawyer John Walker warned of strong athletic direction pressuring the president
Garden City High School baseball previews a varied lineup with senior pitcher Philip Haug and a mix of experienced and younger hitters. Coach Matt Elliott expects a deeper pitching staff this season, with six to eight pitchers capable of contributing innings as the Buffaloes aim for a second straight winning season after an 11-9 regional runner-up finish.
Haines City Florida AP Frank White, famed Royals second baseman and eight time Gold Glove winner, is now special assistant to general manager Allard Baird. He works on scouting and player development while learning every GM function. White aims to excel first year, then decide on long term goals.
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