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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2013
Page
11
The 1988 NCAA champions Kansas reunites as Danny Manning and Larry Brown, now coaching rivals, prepare to lead teams on today’s court. A historic matchup brings back memories of the title run and reopens memories of that season.
Temple coach Fran Dunphy plans a classroom inspired approach as his 10-2 Owls meet 11-1 Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse. Dunphy cites education as key, shaving his 40 year mustache for graduation of Dionte Christmas, a former Temple star. He describes the game as a chance to gain experience and perspective while his team seeks a marquee win.
At Ohio State’s Woody Hayes Center Ed Warinner, ex Kansas offensive coordinator, now co offensive coordinator and offensive line coach, is shown in a profile detailing his tough coaching style. The piece portrays a wall chart discipline, the ban on mentioning Michigan, and the harsh teaching methods used to push players to maximum effort.
Kansas coach Mark Mangino accelerated the tempo and loaded the field with receivers. Ed Warinner, returning as offensive coordinator, led a spring 2007 two man QB contest between Kerry Meier and Todd Reesing, with Todd 5 percent better in all measured stats. Warinner oversaw detailed practice analytics to select Reesing as the ideal fit.
Davis drilled a go ahead layup with 42 seconds left to give No. 21 Kansas a 60-59 win over West Virginia in Morgantown. Averee Fields tied it with 57 seconds remaining, Angel Goodrich led KU with 16 points and six steals, while Davis added 14 points and fueled a 11 point finish after a 13 point first half deficit.
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