Kansas new OC Grimes learns Kansas personnel in spring practice
Special to the Journal-World Kansas first week of spring drills shows new offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes evaluating the Jayhawks roster. Grimes, a former Baylor and BYU coach, ranked among top NCAA offensive minds and replaces Andy Kotelnicki. He highlights watching film to gauge the program and emphasizes playing fast and film-driven play speed.
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Self refutes narrative on McCullar knee injury
Kansas coach Bill Self denounces a false narrative about Kevin McCullar Jr's bone bruise that will end his season. Self notes McCullar has not recovered, has not practiced in six weeks, and cannot contribute as Kansas prepares for the NCAA Tournament in Salt Lake City.
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Jayhawks survive Bulldogs massive run
Henry Greenstein reports Salt Lake City. The fourth-seeded Jayhawks overcome 12 first-half turnovers against 13th-seeded Samford press and build a 22-point edge early in the second half amid a tense March opener.
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Timberlake starts for Kansas as McCullar sidelined
Sixth year guard Nick Timberlake earned the start for Kansas on Thursday night replacing Kevin McCullar Jr. The move comes as McCullar recovers from a bone bruise in his knee, marking Timberlake’s sixth start of the season and all after the injury began.
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