Was 2007 08 KU’s greatest sports year
The article weighs KU’s 2007-08 sports season against historic highs in 1992-93 and 1951-52. It notes football and men’s basketball reached new peaks, but baseball and women’s basketball lagged, arguing overall greatness depends on how positives are emphasized versus negatives.
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Bob Hemenway
Kansas University
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Kansas
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Royals slump extends as Jays sweep four game set
Toronto beat Kansas City 7-2 to complete a four game sweep. Shaun Marcum won for the first time in four starts, Gregg Zaun hit a two run homer and Alex Rios threw out a runner at home. Kansas City’s eight game slide includes a team record four straight losses. Royals manager Trey Hillman lamented a lack of focus after an eighth inning miscue and Kansas City heads home to face Minnesota.
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Kansas City Royals
Shaun Marcum
Gregg Zaun
Toronto Blue Jays
Kansas City
Royals
Trey Hillman
Hillman
Joakim Soria
Tony Pena
Mark Grudzielanek
Boston
Blue Jays
Scutaro
Marcum
Jesse Carlson
Jason Fraser
Alex Rios
Rios
Jose Guillen
Alex Gordon
Mark Teahen
Brett Tomko
Tomko
KU BASKETBALL Lee hard at work in Tar Heel country
Kansas University assistant basketball coach Lee Michael Lee speaks from his Gardner-Webb post as he begins in North Carolina. The 25-year-old, formerly with KU and the Harlem Globetrotters, details his duties, including recruiting, scouting, study hall, and player progress, as he works to build new connections in Tar Heel country.
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Gardner-Webb University
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Boiling Springs
N.C
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Charlotte
Portland
Ore
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North Carolina
Bill Self
Scruggs
Rick
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Six Big 12 schools reach NCAA baseball regionals for Omaha bid
Miami earns top seed in a 64 team field as the Hurricanes seek a ninth straight NCAA appearance. The Big 12 sends six teams Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas A M with Nebraska Texas A M Oklahoma State hosting regionals. Oregon State misses postseason as 1991 defending champion. Regional play begins Friday with super regionals and the College World Series to follow in Omaha.
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Oregon State
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas A&m
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Arizona State
Florida State
Cal State Fullerton
Rice
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Georgia
Omaha
Neb
Hurricanes
Arizona
Beavers
Southern California
Templeton
Mississippi State
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