Stanford survives scare from USC to stay perfect
No. 1 Stanford fought back from a 13 point first-half hole to beat USC 76 67 and extend its school record 22 game win streak. Josh Childress poured in a career high 36 points with 11 rebounds as the Cardinal clinched a share of the Pac 10 title with three weeks left in the regular season. USC’s Henry Bibby praised Stanford while noting the Cardinal were well coached and fought hard.
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Stanford 76 USC 67 in top 25 clash at home
Stanford improves to 22 0 with a 76 67 win over USC as Lottich leads with 22 points and 11 rebounds in front of 7539 fans. USC struggles on the road, ONeal and Craven provide scoring for the visitors but cannot keep pace.
Settlemier Leads KU Softball With Early Power
Sophomore Serena Settlemier, back from an arm injury, tops Kansas in hitting at .318 with five homers while serving as the designated player. Coach Tracy Bunge praises her raw talent as KU (7-4) heads to Santa Barbara for Softball by the Beach Invitational against UC Riverside Central Florida and Cal Poly, then No. 2 California. Freshman Nicole Washburn shines at first base batting leadoff as Lindsey Weinstein sits out the season.
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Minnesota alumnus Scott Stephenson weighs transfer to Kansas
Scott Stephenson, a 2002 Minnesota defensive end and Cretin Derham Hall product, has been granted release and plans to visit several schools including Kansas, Iowa State, and Nebraska. He will sit out 2004 per NCAA transfer rules. KU has already added Charlton Keith, another Gopher alum, and could benefit from coach Chris Dawson's influence. Adrian Jones also featured among NFL combine tackles.
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KU basketball updates and Wichita State bill dead
KU guard Jeff Hawkins misses practice with back spasms while Wayne Simien and J.R. Giddens sit out. Self notes Hawkins day-to-day ahead of Iowa State game. Ex-KU guard Jeff Boschee signs with Kansas Cagerz. WSU home-and-home bill fail discussed. Self open to future two-for-one. Missouri coach stops Antlers chant after MU win. Curtis Stinson eyed for freshman of the year. Barnes cites Stinson age as asset.
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Initial inductees named for Kansas Relays Hall of Fame
Glenn Cunningham Bill Easton Bob Timmons Wes Santee Al Oerter Billy Mills and Jim Ryun form the first Kansas Relays Hall of Fame class. Inductions follow a vote by alumni media and the Relays Committee with five living and two posthumous selections yearly. Induction dinner set for April Relays dates.
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KU Baseball Dates Moved For Oakland Series
Kansas University altered its four game baseball schedule with Oakland University to single afternoon games from Monday through Thursday next week. The change, cited by KU coach Ritch Price, follows a forecast favoring early next week. KU will open at home against Creighton at 1 p.m. Sunday.
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