Clock malfunctions at Allen Fieldhouse in KU 87 79 K State battle
KU officials belt pack timing glitches caused three second half clock malfunctions during Kansas victory over Kansas State. Backup timing system ensured no time was lost, per KU athletics director Bob Frederick and game staff.
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Reynolds to miss three weeks with high ankle sprain
Kansas State forward Travis Reynolds will miss at least three weeks after a high ankle sprain suffered in the Kansas game. The sophomore from Junction City started 11 of 13 games, averaging 5.4 points and 6.3 rebounds, joining teammate Josh Reid who broke a foot last month.
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Nike executives and KC players testify in grand jury
A Nike Inc official and Kansas City businessman testified before a federal grand jury probing alleged improper payments to high school basketball players during summer league. The probe involves Kansas City area stars Andre Williams Kareem and JaRon Rush and coach Myron Piggie. Williams is suspended at Oklahoma State. Kareem Rush has a nine game Missouri suspension. JaRon Rush acknowledged agent money.
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Chenowith sparks KU comeback against KSU in tense clash
In a tight to the finish Kansas guards Chenowith and Axtell led a late charge to beat Kansas State. Chenowith scored 22 with 17 boards while coach Roy Williams lamented missed chances and praised Earl's hopeful return from a knee injury.
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Baker Tops Benedictine in Close Men’s Contest 49-46
Baker defeats Benedictine 49-46 as Baldwin Aaron Schwernan and John Duncanson each score 12 points to pace the win. Angie Miller adds 14 for Baker. Benedictine takes the women’s game 60-52.
Blackwell sizzles in OT and Syracuse stays unbeaten
Syracuse edges South Carolina 77-74 in overtime as Ryan Blackwell scores six of his 15 points. Boeheim and staff praise late-game execution while Etan Thomas fuels a fourth-quarter comeback and Damone Brown adds key early OT offense.
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Stanford Stops OSU in Pac-10 Rout
No. 3 Stanford outscored Oregon State 29-2 and rolled to a 73-45 victory in Corvallis. Casey Jacobsen led with 16 points, David Moseley added 15, while Clifton Jones had 10 for OSU, which shot 28 percent. The Cardinal improved to 13-1, 2-1 in Pac-10. Beavers fell to 8-5, 0-2.
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College Box Scores From Washington State and Other Games
Washington State led by Crosby and Miller as Arizona trailed in a 75-80 setback. Syracuse rolled past South Carolina in OT 77-74 behind Brown and Thomas while Ohio State edged Wisconsin 53-51. Stanford dominated Oregon State 73-45 with Mendez and Moseley leading the Cardinal.
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