Robertson remembers Hearnes Center rivalry with Kansas
Kansas guard Ryan Robertson recalls the hostile reception from Missouri fans during four Hearnes Center meetings from 1995 to 1999. The 6-5 St Charles native, now playing in the Netherlands, cherished his state title at St Charles High and noted MU will replace Hearnes with a newer arena. He warned the final MU-KU matchup at Hearnes would be a zoo and expressed interest in a keepsake from the arena or coach Stewart’s chair.
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KU Softball Wins Home Debut With Two Pitching Gems
KU broke in Arrocha Field with a 2-1 win over Utah as Kara Pierce became the first KU pitcher to win a game at Arrocha. Kassie Humphreys shined in relief for KU, striking out 11 in a 3-0 victory over Nebraska, as Kansas stretched its win streak to 10.
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UW Milwaukee Tops Kansas 9 7 in Opening Road Win
UW Milwaukee defeated Kansas 9 7 as Ross McCoy hit a three run homer to break a 5 5 tie. Matt Tribble extended his hitting streak to 13 games with a double and Andy Scholl added a two run shot late. Coach Jerry Augustine praised the team for adjusting early in the season. The Jayhawks close the series with Scott Sharpe on the mound for the finale.
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Split track squad posts provisional marks at two midwest meets
Kansas University athletes totaled five provisional NCAA marks at the Wilson Invitational in South Bend and the Iowa State Invitational in Ames. The KU distance-medley relay of Manthe Keller Clark Lavoie finished fourth at Wilson in 11:21.32, a KU indoor record. Keller also set a KU indoor 400 record with 53.81. Sophomore Benson Chesang met the provisional standard with an 8:01.26 in the 3,000.
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Kansas-Missouri clash highlights all time series edge
KU leads 158-91 overall with Bill Self 4-0 against Missouri and Quin Snyder 3-7 versus Kansas. Details note recent Texas Tech loss, a 65-56 Kansas win at Allen Fieldhouse, and key players Wayne Simien Aaron Miles JR Giddens. Langford nears 21st all time scoring mark while Miles pursues assists and steals records with Simien nearing 1000 points.
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Jayhawks vs Tigers fuels emotional rivalry at Hearnes Center
Kansas faces Missouri in a heated rivalry game with both teams chasing motivation. KU seeks road improvement after four straight losses with seniors set to be honored at Hearnes Center while MU aims to extend a six of seven home win run.
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Simien among 20 finalists for Wooden Award
Wayne Simien of Kansas is named among 20 finalists for college basketball's John R. Wooden Award. Other nominees include Josh Childress of Stanford, Jameer Nelson of Saint Joseph's, Hakim Warrick of Syracuse, Emeka Okafor of Connecticut, Emmett from Texas Tech, Devin Harris of Wisconsin, and Blake Stepp of Gonzaga, with several other listed players across programs.
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