Trojans will not schedule Kansas again after home series
USC coach Henry Bibby urged California schools to avoid KU and other state raiders for high school talent. Kansas loaded with California natives Chenowth Janisse Johnson, while Roy Williams defended the program and noted upcoming games with Arizona and a potential Pete Newell Challenge.
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Waves fall to Kansas in Wooden Classic battle
Pepperdine led by Jelani Gardner 16 points battles No 7 Kansas to 62 55 defeat at Arrowhead Pond. Waves misfired late missing 10 of 11 shots in final 7:03 as Prince struggled from three point line. Romar cited offense woes and Kansas stifling defense as key factors in the loss.
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Knee scope offers hope for KU's Earl
Kansas University forward Lester Earl, 6-foot-8, has endured swelling after a May left knee lateral release. He will undergo arthroscopic surgery to relieve irritation from chondromalacia, with hopes of walking immediately, practicing in a week, and possible Dec. 17 play versus DePaul. The surgeon notes the condition is incurable and swelling may recur.
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Earl lifts Kansas past Pepperdine in late rally
Lester Earl-Wertzberger returned from knee trouble to spark Kansas, playing 14 of the final 15 minutes and scoring in a late burst that built a nine-point lead. Pepperdine answered briefly, but KU's defense clamped down, finishing 51.1 percent shooting to hold the Waves to 37 and win.
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Defense Shines As Kansas Surges Past Pepperdine
Kansas stifled Pepperdine as the Waves shot poorly from three and could not find good looks late. Coach Williams praised his team’s defensive intensity after a competitive second half, stressing fundamental play and sustained effort. Pepperdine coach Lorenzo Romar noted the Waves’ struggles from beyond the arc.
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Kansas sink at Pepperdine brutal game analysis
Chuck Woodling notes Williams spoke like a coach after Kansas avoided a shutout, Pepperdine forcing 18 turnovers with six assists on 20 baskets while Kansas posted 15 assists on 23 baskets and shot 51.1 percent. Nick Bradford stands out for mixed plays as Kansas struggles to reach 70 points. Eddie Sutton comments, ugly wins.
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