Carrawell Undergoes Shoulder Surgery Amid Recruit Eye
Chris Carrawell a 6-7 senior forward from St Louis Cardinal Ritter had surgery to repair a dislocated left shoulder last week after suffering a dislocation at the Five Star camp in Pittsburgh. He says he is considering about 100 colleges including St Louis Kansas North Carolina Duke and Wake Forest and will wait until spring to decide. Kansas focus on wings and centers with several recruits linked like Crosby Jackson Benjamin and Walker among others. Gibbons notes Edgerson may be close to committing to Pittsburgh while KU targets others.
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Jayhawks unveil tough 1995 96 schedule including UCLA Indiana
Kansas University confirms a demanding 1995-96 men's basketball slate with 27 regular season games, featuring defending champion UCLA plus Virginia Indiana Utah Temple and five other NCAA tournament teams. The schedule includes 13 home games in Allen Fieldhouse, trips to Kemper Arena and abroad to Lyon France, and a Big Eight finale before the Big 12 formation next year.
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Bradley's 63 Best in PGA Barrage at Riviera
Michael Bradley shot an 8-under 63 at Riviera as 57 players broke par in the PGA Championship opening round. The third-year pro led a record-setting day where Norman, Faldo, Nicklaus and others posted strong scores, with Bradley nearly posting 62 after a late miss.
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Bratten's tenacity earns starting nod at Kansas
Steve Bratten, a linebacker from Arvada Pomona High, became a symbol of grit after a high school state semifinal moment. He charged a returning defender, drawing a touchdown and a game verdict, then earned praise from coach Glen Mason and eyed a preseason No. 1 inside linebacker spot despite never playing college football.
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Jacome revives Royals in 5-0 win over Angels
Jason Jacome, 1-2 in 1994 Mets era style form, shut down California early as Kansas City snapped a 7-19 skid and avoided Langston’s eight straight wins. Vince Coleman started the decisive rally with a triple and Damien Easley’s error capped a five-run sixth. Royals improve to 45-48 while Angels drop to lead AL West by one game.
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