KU Jayhawks scrap warmups as scrimmage ends with injuries
Kansas players endured a rough final day of pickup action with Tyrel Reed and Marcus Morris leading the Blue team to a 65-62 win over Red as Tyshawn Taylor and teammates battled to stay healthy. Freshmen Royce Woolridge and Josh Selby miss time with injuries, while coach Bill Self weighs conference realignment and the impact on KU. Elijah Johnson closed with a 15-footer.
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Jayhawks land seven in 2010 MLB draft
Kansas University baseball had seven players drafted, with Travis Blankenship going to Houston in round 31, Brian Heere picked by Cleveland in 41, and TJ Walz taken by Oakland in 50. Other Jayhawks included Tony Thompson, Robby Price, Brett Bochy, and Cameron Selik, reflecting strong season performances.
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Minnis Excels In All-Star Showcase After DraftHype
Albert Minnis dominated on the mound for Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches All-Star showcase, striking out all six batters in two scoreless innings. The former Lawrence High standout, drafted in the 33rd round, also nabbed a rare stolen base, prompting coach Brad Stoll to praise his performance.
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Finley Takes Second in Discus at NCAA Outdoor Meet
Kansas University freshman Mason Finley finished second in the discus at the 2010 NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field with a 58.35 meter throw earning All American honors for the second time. He said he would have preferred first but has three more years to improve. Jordan Scott, KU junior pole vaulter, advances to the outdoor finals and credits his recent mohawk and wild hairstyles for a boost in performance.
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Lawrence pitcher Minnis chooses between pro path or college
Lawrence pitcher Minnis weighs two strong routes after a bustling 2010 draft. He could join a premier pitching program linked to legends like Glavine and Maddux, or attend Wichita State, a program known for producing major league draftees. He calls it a win win and credits Lawrence’s baseball culture and KU’s coaching.
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