Hinrich nearing full strength for Kansas in Final Four
Kirk Hinrich said his sprained left ankle is almost back to normal and he feels rested for Kansas's NCAA semifinal against Maryland. He continues to ice after practice and hopes to shed the heavy brace before the game, while Roy Williams praises his toughness and recovery.
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Liberal sweep fuels up to second at state track meet
Jumpers lead Liberal with 51.9 and 52.5 seconds in the finals as Garden City finishes with strong relays. Liberal holds first in team standings at 273, while Garden City trails. Individual event winners include Fitzpatrick in the 400 and Culver in pole vault, with Diaz strong in distance events for Garden City.
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Buffs Split Twinbill With Cowgirls In Softball Action
Goodland scores four unearned runs in the first game to take a 6 2 lead, then holds on 10 6. Garden City wins the nightcap 12 8 as Brungardt goes 3 for 4 with three RBI and Parker earns the win in relief. Duesing goes 4 for 6 with five runs and seven steals across both games.
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Kansas Stuns Oklahoma to Claim 1988 National Title
Kansas fans celebrate as the Jayhawks upset Oklahoma 83-79 at Kemper Arena in Kansas City to win the 1988 NCAA title. Danny Manning leads KU past the Sooners in a dramatic Final Four ending with hopes for a rematch in the next era.
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Minority coaches inspire hope as Final Four boosts profile
Indiana coach Sampson praises minority leadership in college basketball after the Hoosiers reach the Final Four following defeating Duke. He recalls early career at Montana Tech and Washington State, credits black mentors, and notes mutual support with Indiana coach Davis who became the first black coach there, a path Sampson endorsed.
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Garden City sweeps Lamar with 12 2 and 12 5 games
Garden City continues its dominance over Lamar, winning 12 2 in game one and 12 5 in game two as Jacob Waller earns his second win. Garden City offense plates runs every inning aided by Josh Arteaga's 4 RBI day and solid defense limiting errors.
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Memphis Wins NIT Title Over South Carolina 72 62
Earl Barron scored a career high 25 points and Dajuan Wagner added 16 as Memphis defeated South Carolina 72 62 to win the NIT. Wagner, a standout freshman, may have played his final college game as Memphis claimed the tournament crown.
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