ISU fans skip Humanitarian Bowl travel plans
Iowa State Alumni Association canceled travel packages to the Humanitarian Bowl after tickets and plane seats failed to reach required levels. Only about 2,000 of 10,000 tickets were sold, with 5,000 returned. organizers aimed to sell 2,500 of the remaining allotment.
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KU Football Adds Junior College Targets in Verbal Promises
Kansas University landed another verbal pledge from junior college talent joining Lyonel Anderson from Alfred State and two Northeast Oklahoma A&M players. Anderson, 6 4 230, moved from tight end to receiver this season and posted 26 catches for 534 yards and three touchdowns despite a broken wrist. Vaughn, Pruitt, Johnson, and Johnson are among NEC players and others who plan to transfer in, with official commitments anticipated Wednesday as the first day junior college players can sign.
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Jayhawks map 2003 football schedule and Mangino push
Kansas University adjusts football plans by buying out San Diego State for 50000 and pledging 250000 for a Division I AA school as part of Mangino’s recruiting push. The piece notes office moves, a one year extension each 2002 win, and a push toward bowl eligibility in 2003 with seven or eight home games and a tougher 2004 slate.
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Kansas recruits regionally for nonbinding verbal commitments
Kansas Football signs on nonbinding verbal pledges from Alfred State West Platte Northeast Oklahoma Oak Park Lawrence High Victor Valley CC Blue Springs Mt. San Antonio CC Northeast Okla Tulsa and Union area players.
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