Emporia State halts Kansas in brief halftime notes
The halftime recap shows Emporia State leading Kansas with a 37 point tally. Kansas trails in turnovers, second chance points, and fast break points while ESU holds stronger in paint and bench scoring. Townsend leads ESU with 13 points and 3 assists. Kansas leaders include Wright and Collins with 8 points each.
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Emporia State suffers 90 55 loss to Kansas in guided stats
Emporia State trails Kansas 90 55 as Kansas dominates inside and on the boards. Townsend leads ESU with 18 points and 7 rebounds while Collins scores 20 for Kansas and Wright grabs 14 boards. Desir adds 6 blocks for the Jayhawks. turnover counts highlight 22 for ESU and 13 for KU.
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Fouls Doomed ESU In KU Exhibition rout at Allen Fieldhouse
Emporia State faced a 90-55 loss to Kansas as two starting forwards fouled out early in the second half. DeAndre Townsend led ESU with 18 points, while coach Dave Moe praised a coachable group despite the lopsided halftime deficit. Kansasoutrushed the Hornets 49-18 after intermission as ESU players noted the challenge of matching big hosts.
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Jayhawks OK With Dismissal of Giles from KU
Kansas coach Bill Self dismissed CJ Giles after police cited him for battering a female student. Darnell Jackson and Sherron Collins stressed team unity as Kansas beat Emporia State 90 5 in Allen Fieldhouse. Giles may stay on scholarship this term or depart for another path. Self will support his decision but will not discuss him further.
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KU basketball player CJ Giles cited for battery and suspended
CJ Giles, a 6-foot-11 KU forward, admitted to dragging a woman across a Jayhawker Towers apartment floor but denied head injury claims. He received a court date for battery and a separate Jan. 8 hearing for child support. Coach Self suspended him until December 19, citing repeated lapses, as Giles faced ongoing NCAA scrutiny and an uncertain future after a brief reinstatement.
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Collins shines as Kansas tops ESU in tight win
Freshman Sherron Collins led Kansas with 20 points and 7 rebounds in a 2nd half rally against ESU while Darrell Arthur added 12 points and 10 boards. Coach Bill Self praised Collins' effort and long-range shooting as KU, short-handed by injuries and suspensions, held off a Hornets surge.
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Kansas Basketball Notebook Highlighting Rush and Health Updates
Brandon Rush learning of his AP preseason All-America honor at halftime, then scoring 12 points with six rebounds after a rough first half. Coach Self cites human error and team focus while Mario Chalmers toe injury, Jeremy Case groin, and Sasha Kaun knee progress shape readiness for the season opener. Julian Wright posts a 14 rebound 10 point line as KU dominates ESU, six players reach double figures.
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Kansas schedule shows exhibition wins and a full 199? Big 12 slate
The Kansas schedule lists early exhibition wins over Washburn and Emporia State and a long list of nonconference and Big 12 trips through March. Notable games include ESPN and CBS telecasts, matchups with Tennessee State Ball State USC Ohio State and others, and the Big 12 tournament in Oklahoma City.
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Aldrich set to sign Kansas letter of intent quietly today
Aldrich will sign his letter of intent in a subdued ceremony with family and coaches, choosing KU or Oklahoma State for his senior season. He recovered from a spring slump and injury, shining with 16 points and 10 rebounds at Rucker Park, and he remains focused on pre-college prep. James Anderson, a 6-6 guard/forward from Junction City, Ark., will announce his choice between KU and Oklahoma State at 4 p.m. today.
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