KU football lands two commitments after campus visits
Kansas University secured two 2014 recruits, Dallas wide receiver Derrick Neal and Hartnell Community College defensive end Kapil Fletcher, who committed after weekend official visits. Neal, a three star prospect, weighed options including Texas Tech New Mexico and Baylor while Fletcher, a 6-4 edge rusher with two years of football, chose KU over Colorado Hawaii Mississippi State and others.
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Kansas Jayhawks rally past Oklahoma State in tough win
After an 80-78 home victory over Oklahoma State, Kansas coach Bill Self urged hunger on Monday as star guard Andrew Wiggins aims to rebound from his worst game of the season. Wiggins remains the team’s leading scorer at 15.1 ppg, while Brady Heslip averages 10.8 ppg with 46 threes on the year.
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Baylor meets Kansas in Allen Fieldhouse showdown
Kansas hosts Baylor at Allen Fieldhouse with both teams featuring breakout freshmen and seasoned stars. KU notes strong guard play from Nandir Tharpe and Joel Embiid while Baylor relies on Isaiah Austin and Cory Jefferson to counter. Broadcast on ESPN with replay on WOW! channels.
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Baylor, KU clash as low-shooting night sparks comeback
Odyssey Simpson struggled as EU women and teammates hit only 11 of 42 field goals. Kim Mulkey criticized preparation after a Big 12 return loss to Kansas. KU responded with a 53.8 percent second half, led by Natalie Knight and Asia Boyd to seize a brief lead before Baylor pulled away.
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Kansas pulls off marquee win over Baylor in tight battle
Kansas earned a notable victory as Gardner and Sims led a high scoring clash with Baylor. Gardner stressed aggression late while Ragbuke fouled out for Baylor and Sims admitted poor second half defense. Knight praised the team’s toughness and mental momentum after the season’s first win over a ranked foe.
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Tharpe shines as KU eyes Baylor after Michigan setback
Tharpe shows progress with 14 of 17 shooting in recent games and late clutch plays, while Keegan struggles with turnovers and distributing to hot shooter McLemore. Johnson tallies 13 in 24 minutes with five turnovers, no assists, as Kansas prepares for Baylor's zone heavy approach at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Iowa routs Minnesota in Big Ten tilt
Aaron White scored all 18 points in the second half and Josh Oglesby added a season-high 17 as 14th ranked Iowa pulled away to a 94-73 win over Minnesota in Iowa City. Devyn Marble contributed 16 points, 15 after halftime, lifting the surging Hawkeyes into third in the Big Ten behind Michigan State and Michigan.
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Minnesota loses to Iowa in high scoring matchup
Minnesota 73 Iowa 94 as Iowa shoots 27 of 37 at line and 9 of 20 from three. Key performers include Basabe and White for Iowa, Hollins and An. Hollins for Minnesota, with Eliason fouling out for the Gophers. Attendance listed at 15,400.
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