KU Wake Forest At A Glance Probable Starters
Wake Forest and Kansas prepare for a 8:05 p.m. showdown at Allen Fieldhouse with stacked lineups. Wake Forest leads the series 2-1 and features Howard and Songaila against Kansas stars Gooden Collison Hinrich and Miles in a high profile nonconference clash in Lawrence.
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Simien cleared to debut for Kansas vs Wake Forest
Kansas coach Roy Williams says Wayne Simien, 6’9” forward, will likely play his regular season debut against Wake Forest after arthroscopic knee surgery. Williams notes Simien practiced in portions this weekend and must avoid swelling while Kansas fixes boxing out, as 27 offensive rebounds doomed a recent win.
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Wake Forest looks for focus at Kansas in revenge talk
Wake Forest coach Bobby Prosser says KU will feel a focused, emotional, home crowd in Allen Fieldhouse as the Demon Deacons pursue a competitive, controlled effort. He notes Wake cannot undo last year's result while Kansas anticipates a strongJayhawks effort and wants to fight fire with fire.
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Woodling on KU and the three point strategy
Kansas opponents relied on three-pointers last season with 232 more attempts than KU, a gap matching the widest since the three point rule began. Woodling argues coaches live or die by threes, praises shooters like Jason Gardner, and notes KU has enough weapons to avoid overreliance on long-range shots despite fan appeal.
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Missouri 69 Saint Louis 67 in upset over Saint Louis
Missouri remains unbeaten at 8-0 after a 69-67 win over Saint Louis. Key performers include Missouri’s Gilbert and Rush with double-digit points while Saint Louis’s Perry and Brown led the opponent with strong scoring. Rebounds and assists were evenly matched as Missouri outpaced Saint Louis late in a tight game.
Mizzou Edges Saint Louis In Late Nerve Shaker
Stokes hit the game winner after a last second setup from Kareem Rush and Clarence Gilbert as Missouri survives Saint Louis 69-67. Arthur Johnson led Missouri with 16 points and 14 rebounds while Perry scored 9 in the final 39 seconds for Saint Louis.
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CSU remains unbeaten in top 25 women’s basketball
Colorado State, ranked No. 12, defeated Nevada 60s in a contest as Shannon Strecker and Angie Gorton led with 14 points each while Joy Jenkins added 13. Gorton left with a sprained ankle late in the second half and Katie Golomb scored 16 for the Rams. Nevada’s top scorer Smith spent much of the first half sidelined by foul trouble.
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No. 12 Colorado State Tops Nevada 64 51 in NCAA Arena Tilt
Colorado State improves to 6 0 by defeating Nevada 64 to 51 as key players Fortify offense and control boards. Borton English and Gorton lead CSU with 11, 10, and 14 points while Nevada struggles from long range and fouls tally. Nevada 22 CSU 43 at halftime amid 3 point shooting struggles and bench depth.
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