Sooner routs Central Connecticut in Preseason NIT opener
Oklahoma surged past Central Connecticut State 66-44 as Hollis Price lit up from behind the arc with 6 of 10 threes en route to 20 points. Jason Detrick added 12 as Oklahoma outscored CCSU 33-3 from long range and earned a second round matchup with Michigan State.
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No. 15 Michigan State 70 Detroit 70
Michigan State and Detroit tied 70 all as Harmon led Detroit with 21 points while Grays added 18 for the Spartans. The game featured balanced scoring with Wolfe and Anagonye each at 14 for MSU and Hill leading MSU with 10 rebounds. Final team fouls and free throw totals were tight as both squads logged 70 points.
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Green Revisits KU Eyes Future After Coaching Career
Former Tennessee and Oregon coach Jerry Green recalls Kansas memories during a visit to Allen Fieldhouse. He praises Roy Williams staff, notes high expectations for KU, and reflects on his own coaching future amid a relaxed post retirement period spent fishing and boating. Green emphasizes strong ties to colleagues and community.
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Jayhawks Open vs Fort Hays in Exhibition Clash
Kansas hosts Fort Hays State in an exhibition at Allen Fieldhouse. Rosters show KU with Hinrich Miles Boschee Gooden and Ward, while FHSU is led by Mark Johnson in his first year. Game marks KU's bid for a sixth straight undefeated exhibition, with last meeting 91-67 in 1998.
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Jayhawks seek improvements before Maui opener
Kansas Bruce Williams notes front court gaps as Drew Gooden leads with 17 points in 22 minutes. KU struggled on 5-on-5 execution and set plays, with 0-for-12 first-half baskets, while freshmen like Aaron Miles gain comfort. Local players Raney Rhodes return for Fort Hays State tonight. Bradford of EA Sports Southwest All-Stars eyes strong showings against top teams.
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Creighton eyes fourth straight NCAA bid in new look
Creighton reader Kyle Korver doubts the Jays will slip, aiming for potential upset moves as coach Dana Altman reshapes the team. The Bluejays, led by six-foot-ten Joe Dabbert, six-seven Austin Collier and six-eight Brody Deren, seek more interior scoring after a string of MVC success and three straight NCAA appearances.
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