Jayhawks edge Wolverines in overtime to stay undefeated
No. 3 Kansas survives unranked Michigan 67 60 in overtime at Crisler Arena. Marcus Morris scores 22 points with 10 rebounds as KU improves to 15 0 before conference opener vs Iowa State. Coach Bill Self says this team is good with a chance to be great but learning to close games.
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Michigan coach blames Kansas for offensive struggles
Michigan's coach and players say Kansas had a hand in the Wolverines' rough offense, referencing the notebook and box score. The note directs readers to KU Sports for more from Ann Arbor, including photo gallery audio video The Keegan Ratings and message boards.
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Kansas University fans mulled the undefeated Jayhawks 15-0 after a 67-60 overtime win at Michigan. The Jayhawks survived a rough 23 minutes in regulation, trailing 41-26 as guards struggled against Michigan's 1-3-1 zone, but rallied to keep the 15-0 start intact.
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Ravens Dominate Chiefs In Playoff Tuneup Victory
Ravens defense stymies Kansas City in 30-7 playoff win as Matt Cassel throws three picks and fumbles, Dexter McCluster and Jamal Charles also mishandle the ball. Joe Flacco passes for two touchdowns, Billy Cundiff boots three field goals, Willis McGahee adds a late score. Ravens advance to face the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
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