Father Son duo lead to bold KU women’s basketball outlook
Brandon Schneider, new Kansas coach and son of Bob Schneider, blends family legacy with a rising program. Brandon’s background includes a Div II national title at Emporia State and Southland titles with Stephen F. Austin, plus two highly regarded transfers. Bob Schneider emphasizes fundamentals, conditioning, and plain talk, recalling his Canyon High and West Texas A&M success. He plans frequent Lawrence visits as his son shapes the KU squad.
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Jayhawks emphasize shotgun snap as key to offense
Kansas offensive line coach Zach Yenser stressed that the shotgun snap is the most important pass in KU s Air Raid scheme. He noted a reliable center prevents breakdowns, citing Kevon Haughton and Joe Gibson as anchors who carried most starting reps in 2014 and have continued strong first and second team work.
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Texas big man Schnider Herard to visit Late Night Kansas
Senior center Schnider Herard, 6-10 from Plano, Texas, will attend Late Night at Kansas on Oct 9 during an official recruitment visit. He is ranked No. 4 in the Class of 2016 by Rivals.com and lists KU among his top schools, with Mississippi State visiting Sept 11-12 and an in-home KU visit Sept 9.
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Free State High runners sprint into fall practice on warm Tuesday
Large group of Free State High runners gives a fast start to fall workouts on Sixth Street. About 80 runners attended day one with roughly 50 from summer runs and 20 veterans returning. Lawrence High also reported 20 boys and 13 girls on Monday, with some sidelined by paperwork. details continued on page 30.
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