Chancellor shows support to athletic officials at KU meeting
Kansas University Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little met with Kansas Athletics staff for about 15 minutes to express support amid concerns over Big 12 realignment and the department's reputation. Athletics officials said she reassured them she would help keep the Big 12 together as AD Lew Perkins faced last minute scheduling changes.
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Officials urge Nebrasksa and Missouri to stay in Big 12
Colorado and Missouri United leaders call on Nebraska and Missouri to remain in the Big 12. Dividing votes and regional alignments spark debate as page 3B covers reactions and potential realignments.
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Price goes to Rays as KU star Robby Price drafted 14th
KU second baseman Robby Price, a senior with 232 games 847 at bats 261 hits and 204 runs, finally heard his name in Round 14 as the Tampa Bay Rays took him 401st overall. The Price family has produced two previous drafted brothers in 2006 and 2008.
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Selby to miss four to six weeks with broken pinkie
Kansas University freshman guard Josh Selby arrived amid media coverage with a bulky cast on his left hand after breaking a pinkie in a pickup game. The No. 1 recruit from Baltimore said surgery wasn’t needed and he will undergo four weeks of casting with two weeks of rehab. He plans summer school and conditioning while sidelined.
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Fisher lifts Lakers to 2-1 in NBA finals
Derek Fisher scored 16 points including a late fourth quarter burst to push the Los Angeles Lakers past the Boston Celtics 91-84 and take a 2-1 series lead. Kobe Bryant added 29, while Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum each had 10 rebounds. Kevin Garnett led Boston with 25. Game 4 is set for Boston.
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