Hoop Hysteria grows from Towner's NCAA guide quest
Vance urged Towner to contact all 301 Division One athletics information directors to gather basketball media guides. They spent nights at Towner's home drafting 2000 trivia questions covering all schools. Hoop Hysteria aims broad appeal beyond Kansas, with five question levels and updates for shifting conferences. It sells at KU Bookstore for 24.95 with interest from University of Virginia and Wal-Mart, while autographs intrigue buyers. If successful, it could echo Trivial Pursuit for the 90s. if not, it remains a hopeful gamble.
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Towner
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Missouri
Texas Christian
University of Virginia
Wal-Mart
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Hoop Hysteria Trivia Card Rough Readout
A sample card from the Hoop Hysteria trivia set lists questions about college basketball history. It includes one pointers about Army and Matadors, two pointers about Bill Bradley and Larry Bird, and a three pointer hinting Cal State Northridge. the text contains playful misprints and outdated notes.
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U.S. Military Academy
Space University
Bill Bradley
Larry Bird
Indiana State
James Me
Michael Jordan
Jam Pk Perkins
Ck Ewing
Eric Floyd
Rome
Cal State-Northridge
Nebraska and West Virginia to open 1994 season at Kickoff Classic
Nebraska and West Virginia accepted invitations to open the 1994 college football season by facing each other at Giants Stadium on August 28 in the Kickoff Classic. The game replaces a Miami vs Wisconsin matchup that collapsed. both teams bring prior Kickoff Classic history and Nebraska notes three Big Eight titles under coach Tom Osborne.
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Kansas
Frederick Assigned to Wichita for NCAA Midwest Site
Kansas athletic director Bob Frederick will work at the Wichita site during the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. He will monitor the Massachusetts-Southwest Texas State game at the Kansas Coliseum while Kansas faces Tennessee Chattanooga and contact Kentucky athletic director CM Newton for updates. DeLoss Dodds, Texas athletic director, swapped with Frederick to cover Wichita.
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Midwest
Tennessee- Chattanooga
Kansas Coliseum
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Oklahoma City
DeLoss Dodds
Texas
Dodds
Longhorns
UCLA recruiting coordinator to take KU post
Bill Rees, UCLA’s recruiting coordinator for 15 seasons, will move to Kansas to fill a similar role. The 39 year old Ohio Wesleyan graduate will replace R D Helt, who resigned last week and had been with Glen Mason since 1988. Rees helped recruit over 90 high school All Americans, more than 30 of whom played in the NEL.
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Schonewise named KU volleyball coach
Karen Schonewise was named head coach of Kansas volleyball replacing Frankie Albitz. The former assistant, 29, played at Nebraska earning Big Eight Player of the Year and Broderick Award honors, later becoming a top pro and college coach. Kansas ships in a young squad with four seniors lost and several freshmen and high school signees joining for next season. Schonewise notes rebuilding and attitude changes needed.
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Schonewise
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Frankie Albitz
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Broderick
Teer
New York Liberties
Janet Uher
Kendra Kahler
Ottawa
Leslie Purkeypile
Wamego
Maggie Mohrfeld
West Point
Iowa
Tricia Lindgren
Brighton
Colo
Bertrand
Ned
Quint
Royals Fall In Split-Squad Spring Losses To Sox And Astros
Kansas City Royals dropped split-squad battles, losing 6-4 to the Chicago White Sox in Kissimmee as Steve Schrenk pitched four scoreless innings in his first start. In Kissimmee, the Houston Astros routed the Royals 10-1 behind James Mouton and Cedeno, with Pete Harnisch going four innings and Hipolito Pichardo taking the loss.
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Houston Astros
Steve Schrenk
Schrenk
Chris Bushing
Esteban Beltre
Kissimmee
James Mouton
Andujar Cedeno
Astros
Pete Harnisch
Hipolito Pichardo
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