Court rulings halt random drug tests in state schools
Sports officials react to the Supreme Court decision declaring the University of Colorado could not resume random athlete drug testing. The ruling questions Fourth Amendment limits on state institutions while NCAA practices remain in effect. KU and CU consider shifts to NCAA or conference testing, with cost savings cited and policy uncertainty ahead.
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Kansas Defeats Wichita State in Eck Stadium Showdown
No. 17 Kansas beat third-ranked Wichita State 7-2 at Eck Stadium for a second straight year and fourth in a row, with Ron Oelschlager, Brian Turner, and Justin Headley driving key plays. Wichita State coach Gene Stephenson said his team was out-coached and out-played.
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Hentgen Dominates Royals In Shutout Win
Pat Hentgen pitched his first career complete game and 14 strikeouts to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 1-0 shutout of the Kansas City Royals. Jose Lind reached once, while Kevin Appier allowed one run on three hits over nine innings in a losing effort.
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Williams faces junior college path after ACT score miss
Rozel Pawnee Heights star Travis Williams, a 7 foot 2 center, missed the NCAA minimum ACT score and may choose Cowley or Butler County junior colleges if his SAT attempt doesn’t help. He averaged 20 points and 11 rebounds as a senior and Kansas offered tied to test scores. Williams will sign autographs at Allen Fieldhouse tonight from 5 to 7 30.
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Floyd stays with New Orleans basketball over Iowa State
Tim Floyd announced he will remain head coach at the University of New Orleans, turning down a lucrative ISU offer reportedly risking between 300000 and 600000 dollars. He cited personal reasons and bass fishing over ice fishing, while New Orleans lacked funds for a major counteroffer. Floyd, 126-59 in six seasons, led the Privateers to five postseason bids as ISU pursues Orr's replacement.
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Bono Eyes Backup Role With Chiefs Under Montana
Steve Bono, 31, signed a two year deal in Kansas City and will compete with Matt Blundin for No 2 quarterback behind Joe Montana. Bono cites his SF offense familiarity as a plus while Montana contemplates a full season and possible future retirement.
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