Four ex Jayhawks chosen for World League season
Four former Kansas University football players join the World League rosters this season. Chris Banks and John Jones are with Denver Broncos on the roster, while Matt Gay and Doug Terry are free agents. World League camps begin March 3 as Baylor, Colorado, Iowa State and other school alums also appear on various rosters.
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Benedictine Knocks Baker From Heart of America Tourney
Benedictine defeated Baker 69 to 49 to eliminate the Wildcats in the Heart of America Conference women's basketball tournament. Bagbey scored 25 of Benedictine’s points while Wendy Schleicher led Baker with 22 as Baker shot 28 percent from the field. Kansas University star Jacque Vaughn named PaineWebber scholar athlete of the year. a $10,000 donation will be made to KU in Vaughn’s name for a 3.72 GPA in Business Administration.
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Halbleib Tops DeForge In Wisconsin Rivalry Showdown
Kansas senior Angie Halbleib scored 28 points on her 22nd birthday to key a 66-58 victory over Nebraska at Allen Field House. Nebraska's Anna DeForge led her team with 23, both players hailing from Wisconsin as the Jayhawks triumphed 66-58.
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Former KU aide Ruel weighs NFL chances and options
Golden Pat Ruel, KU offensive coordinator for nine seasons, remains undecided after turning down offers from Minnesota Louisville and the NFL's New England Patriots. He contemplates friends from top programs and continues writing a career memoir while developing an online college recruiting service with U S Athlete.
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Jayhawks face injuries as Haase and Pollard mend on bench
Haase hurts, Pollard mends, and LaFrentz also treats a right foot strain from December. Pollard back from a stress fracture, joking about limited dunks as he recovers. Vaughn holds up with knee and wrist issues while KU signees and officials draw attention to fouls and rules.
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