Jayhawks handle UMKC 87 60 to earn three day break
KU women cruised past Missouri Kansas City 87 to 60 at Municipal Auditorium. Angela Aycock scored 19 points and Lisa Tate 22 as KU built a 52 30 halftime lead and controlled the second half. Tate added nine rebounds and five blocks while four Jayhawks reached double figures. The win improves KU to sixth in seven games as they prep for the Express Christmas Invitational in New York and a Jan 7 matchup with Missouri.
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Kansas Dominates UMKC 87 60 In Women’s Contest
Kansas defeats UMKC 87 to 60 behind 22 points from Lisa Tate and 19 from Angela Aycock. UMKC’s Melinda Plaster adds 12 points, while Kellatt and Sandra Cunningham tally 14 and 12 respectively. Rebounds favor KU 46 to 41 and KU shoots 31 of 71 from the field.
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Alana Slatter
Ericka Muncy
Kristel Thalmann
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Alison Jurges
Melinda Plaster
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Rockhurst back commits to Jayhawks in Kansas football recruitment
Kansas lands oral pledge from Jon Macklin, 5-11 205, Rockhurst running back. Macklin chose KU over Iowa State and TCU, joins as seventh known letter of intent signee before Feb. 2. Severino calls him a slashing back with 4.5 speed, notes Hawklets semifinals run and prior track metrics.
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Jayhawks rally past Indiana in OT for 86 83 win
Kansas used a perfect 6-for-6 from three in overtime to beat Indiana 86 83 at Allen Fieldhouse. Jacque Vaughn delivered the game winning shot, Steve Woodberry added 13 points including key OT treys, and Sean Pearson snapped a slump with a crucial three. Indiana led 80 78 late as Richard Scott scored 23. Freshman Nick Proud sat out with flu.
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Damon Bailey
Pat Knight
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Steve Hart
Richard Mandeville
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Greg Osterta
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Scot Pollard
B.J. Williams
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Woodberry lifts Jayhawks in overtime win over Indiana
Kansas defeats Indiana 83-81 in overtime after a late comeback. Woodberry scored a 15-footer and a three to open OT, then Bailey and Pearson produced key baskets as KU rallied from a 78-76 deficit. Ostertag and Graham traded critical plays, and the Golden Harvest Classic at Kemper Arena looms next week.
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