Kansas football signs 14 in first signing class
Kansas coach Lance Leipold completes a 14 player class with seven on offense and seven on defense, leaning on eight transfers to balance their roster. The Jayhawks, among the youngest Power 5 teams last season, signed one high school player on signing day and five more earlier in December, including QB Ethan Vasko and OL James Livingston.
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Chaminade-Madonna Prep
Hollywood
Florida
Ethan Vasko
Joey Baker
James Livingston
Mason Ellis
Kaleb Purdy
Bishop Seabury
Sam Hertzog
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Jayhawks Rally Past Cowgirls In Big 12 Showdown
Kansas women erase 14 point hole to beat Oklahoma State 65 56 at Allen Fieldhouse. Tatyanna Jackson posts 18 points 11 rebounds for her second double double of the season Holly Kersgieter adds 19 points Ioanna Chatzileont returns with 13 points as Kansas improves to 14 5 overall 5 4 Big 12 and outscored OSU 40 23 in the second half including a 20 0 run over the third and fourth quarters.
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Yesufu Impresses as KU Beats Cyclones in Ames
Kansas sophomore Joe Yesufu logged 23 minutes to help the 10th ranked Jayhawks defeat No. 20 Iowa State 70 61 in Ames. Coach Bill Self said Yesufu needs to play more, after his limited previous minutes.
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Timeline of Olympic history from 1896 to Tokyo 2020
The piece traces the evolution of the Games from the first modern Olympics in 1896 to the 2020 Tokyo postponement. It notes the 1924 start of Winter Games, the shift to two-year cycles in 1994, Beijing as a dual host, and historic host decisions influenced by costs and politics. It also cites figures like Bill Mallon and highlights participation and attendance patterns.
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Athens
Chamonix
France
Albertville
Barcelona
Lillehammer
Norway
Atlanta
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Japan
Beijing
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Paris
Sweden
Germany
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Local gymnast Mondi picked for Elite Team Cup
Lawrence's Chase Mondi becomes Kansas's first gymnast named to USA Gymnastics Elite Team Cup, to compete in Frisco Texas starting Feb 25 as part of Region 3 lineup. He aims to perform on floor vault and high bar with coach Mike Thomas praising the achievement.
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USA Gymnastics
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Missouri
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Mike Thomas
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