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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2002
Page
13
Pro basketball action scheduled for 7 05 p m at the Edward Jones Dome St Louis with probable starters. Televised live on Channels 5 and 13.
Shared basketball rosters show players by number height and position for two universities, with hometowns across California Iowa Texas Oregon and beyond. Notable names include Kirk Hinrich Josh Childress and Casey Jacobsen among others across multiple classes and positions.
Stanford freshman Josh Childress, who once favored Kansas, discusses his decision to stay with Stanford despite KU ties. He notes strong KU friendships, says the 51 49 choice was right for him, and predicts a potential second round meeting with Kansas if both advance.
Kansas must adjust as Kirk Hinrich weighs a possible absence with an ankle injury. Keith Langford, Jeff Boschee, Drew Gooden and Aaron Miles could shoulder extra load against a talented Stanford lineup led by Casey Jacobsen. Hinrich's absence would remove perimeter defense and playmaking, but coach Williams pushes for a fast, fearless response.
Stanford star Jacobsen says Kansas is No 1 for many reasons and a dangerous foe whether Kirk Hinrich plays. Stanford relies on Borchardt back from foot injuries to challenge KU inside with Gooden Collison and Simien. Borchardt averages 17.1 points and 11.5 rebounds as Stanford, an No 8 seed, aims to capitalize while staying loose.
The fragment notes Chuck Woodling can be reached at BIETIaT, a postal or contact detail likely from a local notices section. The text provides no full address or context to confirm the publication purpose or relevance.
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