Missouri Triumph Snaps KU Win Streak in Narrow 67-66 Upset
Missouri defeats Kansas 67-66 at Allen Fieldhouse as Tom Johnson sinks two free throws with 0 seconds left after KU fouls on a throw-in. Johnson scores 23 for Missouri while KU stars White and Bohnenstiehl foul out, dropping KU to 11-4 and Missouri to 6-9.
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Coach Remembers Free Throws At End With Norman Stewart
Stewart recalls a tense Missouri win over Indiana when the game clock expired and he hit two free throws to seal the victory. Coach Sparky Stalcup watched from the MU bench as the moment unfolded and Stewart offered a quick quip after the play.
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Referee Elton Brown to officiate 43rd Kansas Relays
Elton Brown, longtime Hoisington track coach and athletic director, will referee the high school division of the 43rd Kansas Relays April 18-20. His teams have claimed three state titles and four runner-up finishes. Brown previously coached at Rose Hill Cambridge Valley Center and Andale.
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College Basketball Scores Page Roundup
Kentucky routed Georgia 104 73 Tennessee trounced Florida 67 42 Vanderbilt beat Auburn 74 65 Clemson edged Marsland 94 93 Xavier Kansas Ohio St Detroit 81 South Dakota 90 Creighton 82 Missouri 67 Kansas 66 Kansas State 57 Colorado State 58 Montana State 75 Gonzaga 73 Washington 68 Oregon State 56 Idaho 7 Montana 69 Washington State 85 Oregon 66 South Dakota State 62 St Cloud 52.
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Kansas City among top four for NBA expansion
Kansas City is named by NBA president J Walter Kennedy as one of four cities with the best chance to land one of two new franchises. Kennedy told basketball writers that seven cities seek a franchise, listing Kansas City Portland Atlanta Milwaukee Phoenix Vancouver and Cleveland. The Board of Governors will meet in New York January 21 and 22 to discuss expansion.
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Alcindor May Miss Big Houston Clash
UCLA center Lew Alcindor has a serious eye injury and may miss next weekend's top matchup with Houston, as he undergoes tests at Jules Stein Eye Institute. Coach John Wooden said Alcindor is in extreme pain with impaired vision and could be sidelined.
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