Peters arrives at KU after delayed college start
Zach Peters, a 6-foot-9 forward from Plano Prestonwood Christian Academy, arrived in Lawrence to begin his Kansas career after an oral commitment made in April 2010. He checked into Jayhawker Towers on June 1 and could have joined KU earlier, having graduated high school to be immediately eligible for 2011 12.
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Jayhawk wins loses title in dramatic NCAA triple jump
Kansas University junior Andrea Geubelle appeared to win the NCAA outdoor championship in the triple jump after a 46 feet 11 3 4 inch effort but an appeal by Southern Miss overturned the result. The ruling left Geubelle with third place in the event and KU with six points.
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An Andrea Geubelle Amendment Seen in NCAA Track Rules
The NCAA outdoor track title was reassigned after a 30 minute review of a Geubelle foul call. Southern Miss coach Kevin Stephen leveraged the rule, a three judge panel awarded runner-up Gana Demydova the title, Geubelle dropped to third, prompting debate on instant foul reviews and sportsmanship.
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Return of Bozzone Highlights Ironman 70.3 Kansas
Former champion Terenzo Bozzone of New Zealand returns to the Lawrence course as about 1,500 triathletes compete. Race director Ryan Robinson cites contenders Tom Lowe, Ben Hoffman, and Bozzone, with others like Paul Ambrose, Clayton Fetell, and Jozef Major expected to challenge for the 2012 title.
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Celtics fall to Heat as Allen and Pierce pace Boston effort
In Miami, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce lead Boston with 20 points in a 101-88 setback to Miami. Heat pull ahead late as visiting Celtics struggle to close the gap. Story on page 6B.
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