Jayhawks sweep Oklahoma as Michaels back after rib injury
Kansas University volleyball earned a 3-0 win over Oklahoma at Horeissi Center, improving to 14-9 overall and 5-9 in the Big 12. Ashley Michaels returned to form with 14 kills and five digs, while Paula Caten led with 15 kills in a balanced attack. Josi Lima added 11 and Jana Correa 10 as KU built momentum with strong defense in Game 3.
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Emporia State to face Kansas with guaranteed payout and history
Esu will receive 20000 guaranteed for the Kansas game while collecting 7500 plus hotel costs for a Gonzaga trip after a 14 86 loss and a 10000 payout for a Tuesday tilt at Wichita State. Kansas leads 14 3 all time in regular and exhibition play and owns a 20 game home exhibition streak.
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Jayhawks Exhibition Rules Change Prompt Caution and Rebuilding
Kansas coach Bill Self explains a new rule banning AAU sponsored all star opponents, citing a level playing field and energy return after practice. KU will play ESU and Washburn in exhibitions, Emporia State to receive $20000 for tonight’s game, with injuries affecting lineup and Meyer Niang listed as questionable.
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Graceland tops Baker 44 27 after rallying from deficit
Graceland Yellowjackets erased a 20-15 Baker lead, scoring 22 unanswered points in a 44-27 win at Liston Stadium. Baker University dropped to 4-5 HAAC with one game left, after miscues and poor tackling hampered the Wildcats on both sides of the ball.
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Emporia State Coach Moe Eyes KU Exhibition Clash
David Moe, Emporia State's fourth year men's basketball coach, speaks at the Emporians for Drug Awareness dinner about the KU exhibition tonight at Allen Fieldhouse. He praises Kansas coach Bill Self, notes his respect for Self and Mark Turgeon, and explains his team will run and shoot to avoid a likely blowout while seeking valuable minutes against the Jayhawks.
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Pittsburg State Rallies Past NW Missouri State at Arrowhead
Pittsburg State, ranked No. 1 in Division Two, erased a seven game skid to Northwest Missouri State with a 21-17 comeback at Arrowhead Stadium. Neal Philpot connected with Jermaine Carpenter on a 52-yard TD in the fourth quarter as Pitt State (11-0, 9-0 MIAA) clinched the conference title, earned a first round playoff bye, and held the top national ranking. Northwest Missouri State (10-1, 8-1) had taken a 17-14 lead late in the third on a 64-yard TD pass. The crowd reached 25,542 for the Chiefs’ home field matchup.
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Kansas Swimmers Down Illini In Dual Meet Triumph
KU defeated Illinois 185 to 115 at Robinson Natatorium to move to a 2-3 dual record. Senior Miranda Isaac and freshman Terri Schramka each won two events, with Isaac taking the 100 and 200 breast, Schramka the 100 and 200 back. Divers swept both events led by Casey Topol and Shelby Noonan. Coach Clark Campbell praised the performance and noted momentum toward the Nike Cup in Chapel Hill, N.C., November 18-20.
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