Trio of Jayhawks earn AP All-America honors
Kansas players Collins Talib and McClinton elevate KU into the national spotlight as AP All-Americans. Talib is a consensus first team selection across five recognized bodies, with Collins securing a second team nod and McClinton contributing to KU's rising prestige after the 11 1 season.
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Beanie KU All-America honorees by AP list
Kansas University players earning first team Associated Press All-America honors include Ray Evans and Otto Schnellbacher in 1947, George Mrkonic in 1951, Gil Reich and Oliver Spencer in 1952, John Had in 1960 and 1961, Gale Sayers in 1963 and 1964, Bobby Douglass and John Zook in 1968, David Jaynes in 1973, Bruce Kallmeyer in 1983, and Anthony Collins and Agib Talib in 2007.
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Memories of 87 88 KU season remembers championship
Kusports.com previews a Memories of 87 88 section recounting the Journal- World coverage of Kansas Universitys 1987 88 season. Larry Brown calls it a laugher after a 110 72 win over Rider as KU improves to 6 2 with Danny Manning scoring 30 and 54 team rebounds after four days of three hour practices following a 73 62 victory over Appalachian State.
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Kansas Beats Rider 110 to 72 in 1987 Box Score
Kansas dominates Rider 110 72 led by strong shooting and key contributions from Zaleski, Rosado, Pritchard, and Piper. Riders’ scoring spreads thin as Kansas posts lopsided totals including 7 players in double digits and 13 three pointers across the game.
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Orange Bowl ticket sales limp toward finish
Kansas and Virginia Tech report slow Orange Bowl sales with about 16,300 and 15,000 tickets sold toward 17,500 per school. Lew Perkins remains hopeful seats will sell soon at $125, aided by KU marketing, student deals, and a new site. Online brokers show prices falling, while remaining tickets could be covered by the Big 12 if needed.
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AP All America honors McFadden Tebow and Nelson
Arkansas back Darrent McFadden repeats on the AP All-America first team while Tim Tebow joins him in the backfield. Kansas State receiver Jordy Nelson, once a walk-on, rises to national prominence after a standout season with 122 receptions and 1606 receiving yards. Other two time AP first teamers include Jake Long Glenn Dorsey and James Laurinaitis.
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Mangino Named Walter Camp Coach of the Year 2007
Kansas University coach Mark Mangino earned the 2007 Walter Camp Coach of the Year award. He led Kansas to a 1-0 start and the school's highest national ranking since 1968, with three bowl berths in six seasons and a 24-12 record over the last three years.
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Aldrich adds big presence to KU frontcourt drama
Freshman center Cole Aldrich, 6-11 from Bloomington Minnesota, earns respect from teammates Darrell Arthur Darnell Jackson and Sasha Kaun for his defense and post moves. He blends humor with hard work, defends the rim, and aims for a national title as Kansas mounts a deep rotation.
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KU notes on Little scoring at Chipp a and OSU adds Giles
KU basketball notebook notes Mario Little averaging 15.9 points on 59.2 percent shooting for 14-0 Chipola Community College. Oregon State adds C J Giles, previously dismissed from KU, now eligible after start of second semester. Giles, a 6-11 forward, is expected to boost OSU with potential, while Self and John comment on second chances and future impact.
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