Weis helps bid farewell to BCS era and KU Illinois series
Weis commented on the end of the BCS era after Flor ida State's win over Auburn and supported the four team playoff format. Kansas announced a home and home football series with Illinois for 2023 and 2024, the first meeting since 1968, to aid recruiting and connect with alumni in Chicago.
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KU and OU battle over three point barrage this season
Kansas coach Self notes KU players contribute to a free flowing offense while Oklahoma peers its sharpshooters. Cameron Clark leads OU with 17.7 PPG and 47.4 percent from three, joined by Hield Woodard Spangler Cousins and Spangler as starting scorers. OU shoots 38.4 percent from deep as a team, OU and KU in a high volume barrage ahead of the next matchup.
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Kansas v Oklahoma clash tees up Big 12 showdown
Kansas (9-4) visits Oklahoma (12-2) as Perry Ellis Joel Embiid and Andrew Wiggins headline for KU while OU relies on Cam Clark Ryan Spangler and Buddy Hield. The game at Noble Center tips at 6 p.m. on ESPN2 with Big 12 title implications and a chance to build league momentum.
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Lawrence teams postponed games push back return to court
Lawrence High boys and girls basketball games at Leavenworth were postponed with makeup dates not yet set. Lawrence will travel to Olathe South on Friday for its first game since December 20. Free State wrestling home dual with Wyandotte postponed due to winter weather and not yet rescheduled. Kansas University junior Reid Buchanan named Big 12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year for fall 2013, first KU runner to win the award as coaches vote.
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Kansas plans high quality on campus housing for athletes
Marchiong says donor support will fund a new on campus apartment complex to attract top student athletes as Kansas aims to start construction in March 2015 and finish by July 2016. The project will mix private funds with bond proceeds repaid by apartment revenue.
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Harper fuels KU push with discipline and leadership
Kansas seeks a rebound as star guard Harper leads with floor presence and drive. Coach Henrickson praises her growth in transition and on defense, while KU aims to snap a six of nine slide. TCU, led by Zahna Medley and Latricia Lovings, counters with 10-4 overall mark and strong defense.
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Veritas Girls Fall To Centerplace In Roundup
In Independence Missouri Centerplace beat Veritas Christian Eagles 54 to 45 as Veritas, now 4-4, returned from winter break. Centerplace players Witherell Hillard Neuman Williams and Watson led with double digit scoring while Veritas’ Huskg Krestan and Dressler contributed top numbers. Seabury Academy defeated McLouth 37-26 led by Reilly Malone with 10 points and nine rebounds.
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Centerplace 66 Veritas 54 high school boys basketball
Centerplace defeated Veritas Christian 66 to 54 as Blake Mudd praised his team's effort but Veritas dropped to 4-5. Seabury beat McLouth 82 to 33 with Mikey Wycoff scoring 24 for the Seahawks. Baldwin and Perry-Lecompton split scores in separate games, and Tonganoxie routed Bishop Ward.
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Free State Girls Fall Short Against Shawnee Mission East
FSHS led early but slipped as SM East added a field goal before Wiebe fouled out on an illegal screen. Jadlow scored three late, Piper grabbed eight rebounds and sank a late free throw try, but Free State missed two late free throws and an attempted three to regain the lead. Free State faces Olathe North at home Friday.
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Free State vs Shawnee Mission East Basketball Summary
Free State and Shawnee Mission East met in a girls basketball game with SM East prevailing 38 to 34. Key scorers included Emily Dodd and Erin McGinley for SM East, while Adriana Jadlow and Madison Piper led Free State. Team totals show SM East with 14 made free throws and Free State posting 6, with four three-pointers apiece.
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Firebirds Rally Sparks Close Win Loss Outlook
Moreano scored nine of the team’s 13 points during an 11-7 run as FSHS trimmed the margin to eight with 1:09 left. Law noted the team’s struggle with reliance on three pointers after a cold shooting night, finishing 7-for-32 from deep. Morcano lamented the variance from Friday’s shooting.
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Free State, Shawnee Mission East clash in high school basketball box score
Free State defeated Shawnee Mission East 52 to 44 with key performances by Tristan Garber and Cole Morcano. Burns Haverty and Wentz led SM East scoring, while Morcano and Garber paced Free State with multiple late baskets. Fouled out: Caro. Team turnovers totaled 17 for Shawnee Mission East.
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Firebirds Lose Lead as Shawnee Mission East Rallies
In the second quarter Blake Winslow put FSHS ahead by one with 5:45 left before halftime but Shawnee Mission East answered with an 8-0 run, as Olathe North faced Lawrence on Friday.
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