Tebo Leads Busters on Day 1 at Jayhawk Tourney
Freshman Skyler Tebo of Garden City Community College led the Busters on day one of the Jayhawk Conference No 1 tournament. If he repeats his form after 18 more holes, he could sit atop the standings.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2015
Page
9
Freshman Skyler Tebo of Garden City Community College led the Busters on day one of the Jayhawk Conference No 1 tournament. If he repeats his form after 18 more holes, he could sit atop the standings.
Kansas players struggled after a 78-65 loss to Wichita State in the NCAA Tournament round of 32. Frank Mason faced the defeat with emotion and KU coach Bill Self acknowledged the team did not perform well. The setback compounds KU’s two straight exits as a No. 2 seed, marked by a tougher, smarter Wichita State. Self vowed to use the loss personally as the team moves on.
Five months after a 78 65 loss to Wichita State in Omaha Kansas lay the groundwork for next season. Bill Self fretted over interior scoring and a fragile frontcourt led by Perry Ellis while freshmen Cliff Alexander Jamari Traylor Landen Lucas and Hunter Mickelson battled for minutes. With no seniors and potential departures, KU must resolve paint scoring and rebuild the roster for 2015 16.
Ron Baker's parents traveled from Scott City to Grove Omaha for the NCAA third-round showdown with Kansas as Baker delivered and connected on key plays. Coach Marshall praised Bush Wamakota's critical defensive minutes helping the Shockers carve out a late first-half lead and secure the win.
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