LaCour fuels Indians past Hesston in subregional win
Freshman Steve LaCour stepped in for injured star Steve Daney to score a career high 27 and grab 10 rebounds as Overland Park’s Haskell Indians beat Hesston 83-73 in the Johnson County sub-regional. Haskell advances to face McPherson Central in the semifinals.
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Haskell Indians topple Hesston in high scoring clash
LaCour led Haskell with 27 points and 58 percent shooting as the Indians defeated Hesston 73 to 64. Bo Schneider scored eight while Darryl Talks About added 15 and Monty Arkansas 13. Colby edged Cloud County 95 to 81, setting up a semifinal against Johnson County.
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Lions press fuels 69 38 win over Mission North
Lionsbury North girls unleash full court press led by Bev Boozer Bianca Mueller and Renita Samuel clipping Mission North 69-38 in regular season finale. Boozer 19 Mueller 13 Holdredge 10, Lions tied 12 7 with six games left in season and eye a Class 5A sub state berth at Wichita South.
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Kansas faces Colorado in pivotal Big Eight showdown
Kansas at Colorado in Balch Fieldhouse as sixth ranked Jayhawks seek a win to deny Colorado the league basement and force a possible first round conference tournament rematch three days later. Coach Ted Owens calls the situation strange and insists KU cannot ease up. Kansas crushed Colorado 85-56 in Lawrence last month.
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Buffs and Jayhawks Set for Tough Boulder Clash
Colorado coach Bill Blair accuses Kansas of running up the score as Colorado seeks its first basement finish since 1967 68. Emmett Lewis has left the team but may return. Brian Johnson returns from a broken jaw. The Buffs aim to upset the Big Eight champions in Boulder Saturday night.
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Corso says remove habitual criminals from college football
Indiana coach Lee Corso urged eliminating cheating by coaches at a Kansas City NCAA seminar. He defined habitual criminals as coaches or schools repeatedly violating rules and said such figures should be run out of the coaching profession, not the NCAA.
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Lions seek .500 mark at Mission South in Sunflower League clash
Lawrence High visits Mission South for a Sunflower League basketball game aiming to move above .500 this season. JV tips at 6 15 p m with varsity to follow. LHS stands 9-9 overall and 5-4 in league. South is 13-4 and 7-1, ranked fourth in Class 5A, and this is the Lions regular season finale.
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City basketball men s 24 divis2 results card
Cynergize beat Highballers 68 67 Mothers Fathers 74 Disciples 51 Weavers 68 Alvamar 42 Lawrence Toyota 55 Pandas 48 final scores from city league action with competitive finishes among eight teams.
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Year of the Pass defined college football in 1977
BYU led a nationwide shift to aerial attack with 341.6 passing yards per game and 41 TDs as defenses adjusted to more open offenses. Edwards notes the trend toward passing while stressing that strong defense remains essential. Notre Dame and Grambling also posted high passing totals, reshaping the era’s strategy.
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Jayhawk track picture brightens for weekend
Lincoln briefing shows Kansas defending its Big Eight Indoor title with only two athletes remaining in Lawrence. David Blutcher hamstring and Tim Jantsch mono left to compete as prelims start at 7 30 pm and the long jump is the sole final tonight.
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TV Sports Schedule Highlights for Saturday
TV slate lists college basketball games: Memphis State vs Louisville, Wisconsin vs Purdue, Kansas State vs Oklahoma, Marquette vs Notre Dame, and Portland vs Chicago. Auto racing, AMF Open bowling, Inverrary Classic golf, Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico JC replay, and boxing Yugoslavia vs United States also appear.
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Bruins Clinch Pac-8 Title With 96 58 Rout Of Oregon State
UCLA clinched its 12th straight Pac-8 title and 15th in 16 years after a 96-58 win over flu‑stricken Oregon State. David Greenwood scored 23 as Gary Cunningham praised the team’s defense and fast break. In other games Utah beat New Mexico 95-92, NC State topped UNC 72-67, and Ohio State beat Minnesota in OT 94-87.
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Switzer backs Powers need to switch to Missouri
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer says he would have paid $55,000 to take over Missouri just as Warren Powers did from Washington State. Switzer, part of nine coaches at the NCAA Football preview in Kansas City, noted the growing trend of coaches chasing better opportunities despite contract penalties. He said he would have paid the fee and doubted his own contract had such a clause.
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KU Gymnasts Eye Upset Double Against No 1 Oklahoma
Kansas gymnasts travel to Robinson Gym for a 2 p.m. Saturday double dual with top-ranked Oklahoma and New Mexico Junior College. Coach Bob Lockwood notes Oklahoma features Olympian Bart Conner and Mike Wilson, while NMJC has reached 199.7 and may break 200. The Jayhawks hope to beat Nebraska’s recent score ceiling as they seek a landmark upset.
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