Jayhawks Rally In Europe Trip Opener Win
Kansas shoots poorly early and finishes with 28 turnovers as they beat Switzerland 71 54 in Fribourg. Withey leads KU with 12 points and 10 rebounds while Johnson Beleford and White reach double digits. The team travels from Washington to Frankfurt and Zurich before the Swiss game and faces France set for next days with updates at KUSports.com.
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Kansas and Swiss Team Compete In Scrappy Exhibition
Kansas and the Swiss national squad played a high tempo game with Kansas led by Elijah Johnson and Ben McLemore, while David Ramseier and Derek Stockalper paced Switzerland. Final score 79 76 with balanced scoring and 28 turnovers for the Jayhawks.
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Ramseier spitting incident marks Kansas exhibition win
Kansas coach Bill Self watched Swiss forward David Ramseier spit at two officials in the second quarter, leading to his ejection after a second technical foul in a 79-76 exhibition victory. Andrew White reunited with his parents during a delayed D.C. trip, and Self praised several players amid 28 turnovers.
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