Tulane shuts out Kansas in 1-0 victory at home
Freshman Tanner Poppe scattered seven hits over six innings and allowed one unearned run for Kansas. Tulane pitchers Gunner Wright and Nick Pepitone combined for two-hitter as the Green Wave win 1-0 at Turchin Stadium, dropping Kansas to 11-5 while Tulane improves to 11-6. Heere extends hitting streak to eight games with 2-for-4.
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Royals Fall To Brewers In Arizona Exhibition
In Surprise, Arizona, lefty Chris Narveson boosted his rotation bid by pitching four scoreless innings as the Brewers defeated the Royals 2-0. Narveson gave up five hits with four strikeouts and one walk, remaining undefeated with no runs allowed in nine spring innings over three starts. Five Brewers relievers held Kansas City to three hits over the final five frames while Gil Meche allowed an unearned run on three hits in four innings.
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KU Football Game to Air on ESPN in 2010 Season
Kansas University confirms the September 17 road game at Southern Mississippi will be televised on ESPN marking a return to national TV for the Jayhawks after a gap since 2008. The 2010 schedule opens at home vs North Dakota State and Georgia Tech with spring drills starting March 27 and the Spring Game set for April 24 at Memorial Stadium.
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Pine Bluff stuns Open Round win to face Duke
Allen Smith led Arkansas-Pine Bluff with 14 points as the Golden Lions upset Winthrop 61 to 44 in the NCAA Tournament opener. The 18-15 Golden Lions advance to meet No. 1 seed Duke in Jacksonville, after a road-led season that included an 11-game skid and a boot-camp style grind.
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Jayhawks, Wildcats notch college golf action in two states
Nate Barbee fired a 69 to tie for second as Kansas men finish seventh at Squire Creek Invitational in Louisiana. Dan Waite and Alex Gutesha add solid rounds for KU while Chris Gilbert leads as an individual with a top-20 finish. In Arizona, Meghna Bal paces KU women on day two at Northern Migration Invitational as KU sits fifth. Grace Thiry and Emily Powers stay in contention. Baker and Ottawa football renew rivalry after 17 years in the College Fanz First Down Classic slated for August 28 at Ottawa Field.
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Kansas women open WNIT against Prairie View tonight
KU aims to rebound from a Big 12 tournament loss as guard depth and freshman Carolyn Davis carry the scoring load. Prairie View features 6 3 post Bairie and guard depth led by Latara Darrett, with tipoff set for 7 p.m. in Allen Fieldhouse and a potential second round against Stephen F. Austin or Creighton.
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Tech tops Seton Hall in NIT first round thriller
Texas Tech defeated Seton Hall 87 to 69 in Newark as John Roberson scored 22 and Darko Cohadarevic added 12 after a first half scare. Seton Hall suffers a 10th straight NIT loss in the 19-13 season.
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