Big 12 hoops reshapes as KU MU Texas eye 2001-02
The article surveys Kansas Missouri and Texas headed into the 2001-02 season, weighing coach choices Roy Williams Quin Snyder and Kareem Rush. It previews rosters depth and key recruits, highlighting Rush’s potential return, Simien’s health, and Texas aims as a major Big 12 challenger.
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Kansas
Roy Williams
North Carolina
Missouri
Quin Snyder
South Carolina
Tiger
Whiz Kareem Rush
Drew Gooden
Columbia
Snyder
Dukie Quin
Mizzou
Kenny Gregory
Kareem
Jason
Jayhawk
Jeff Carey
Nick Collison
Kirk Hinrich
Jeff Boschee
Rush
Arthur Johnson
Ricky Paulding
Clarence Gilbert
Wesley Stokes
Travon Bryant
Duane John
Jeffery Ferguson
Najeeb Nichols
Tigers
Robert Whaley
Texas
Darren Kelly
Chris Owens
Maurice Evans
Kelly
Royal Ivey
Brian Boddicker
James Thomas
Brantlon Mouton
T J. Ford
Texas Nuts
Isiah Thomas
Bobby Hurley
Longhorns
Roy
Quin
Big 12
Kansas bowlers tie for fifth in Intercollegiate meet
Kansas University tied for fifth at the Intercollegiate Bowling Championships in Grand Rapids Michigan after beating Saginaw Valley and Nebraska before losing to Western Illinois and Florida State. KU finished in the contenders bracket with St John’s and Western Illinois still in the winners bracket, Florida State and Wichita State in the contenders bracket.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Kansas University
Central Missouri State
Jayhawks
Saginaw Valley
Nebraska
Kansas
Western Ilinois
Florida State
Michael Fine
Lawrence
Jesse James
Andover
Scott Light
Derby
Eric Topham
Olathe
Tom Partridge
St. Charles
Mike Keeler
Rochester
N.Y
Marc D'Errico
St. John’s
Western Illinois
Wichita State
Haskell’s Snelding Debuts With Pass Oriented Offense
Haskell Indian Nations University coach Graham Snelding plans a pass oriented offense in spring game against alumni today at Haskell Stadium. Key players include quarterback Jason Jésus and receivers Josh Baldridge Cy England and Israel Bell with adjustments on the line and injuries noted. The opener is set for August 25 at Bacone College in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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New Haskell Indian Nations University
Graham Snelding
Snelding
Fightin’ Indians
Haskell Stadium
Indians
Jason Jésus
Canada
Ariz
Brandon Watson
Oklahoma
Josh Baldridge
Cy England
Israel Bell
Joe Spears
Dallas Horn
Fort Scott CC
Sonny Duncan
Duncan
NATA
Gary Tanner
Ben Buckskin
Muskogee
Oklo
John Big Horse
Buckskin
Haskel
Bacone College
Okla
Johnson Drafted in Third Round Surprised by Interest
Johnson, drafted in the third round, says she did not expect interest from teams cited as Minnesota or Orlando. She joins three former Jayhawks already in the WNBA: Tameeka Dixon of the Sparks, Lynn Pride of the Lynx, and Charisse Sampson of the Storm. Johnson reports to camp April 30 and emphasizes the work and business nature of pro basketball.
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Mickey Mouse
Minnesota
Orlando
Jayhawks
Tameeka Dixon
Los Angeles Sparks
Lynn Pride
Minnesota Lynx
Charisse Sampson
Seattle Storm
Johnson
Big 12
Missouri
Amanda Lassiter
Houston
Marlena Williams
Indiana
Texas A&m
Jaynetta Saunders
Cleveland
Iowa State
Megan Taylor
Free State Softball Suffers Doubleheader Sweep
Kasey Asher's opening-game double was Free State's lone hit as the Firebirds fell 14-0 and 18-0 to Shawnee Mission Northwest. They travel to face Shawnee Mission West on Monday at the Johnson County fields. KU women's basketball awards banquet is tonight at the Holidome with a 6:30 p.m. buffet and $20 per person tickets.
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Shawnee
Kasey Asher
Free State
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Firebirds
Johnson County
Kansas University
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