KU Crushes Rice as Three Jayhawks Notch Double Doubles
Kansas defeated Rice 88 to 61 at Allen Fieldhouse. Raef LaFrentz, Paul Pierce, and Eric Chenowith each posted points and rebounds double doubles, with Pierce scoring 16 and Chenowith adding 15, 12. LaFrentz added 26 points and 10 boards. Ryan Robertson tallied double digit assists. The trio matched a Roy Williams era milestone with three players recording double doubles.
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Double-Double Showdowns Fuel Jayhawks Victory
Kansas Jayhawks beat Jackson State with Raef LaFrentz 26 points 10 rebounds Paul Pierce 16 points 10 boards and Eric Chenowith 15 points 12 rebounds. Jayhawks outrebounded 53-34 shot 52.2 to 37.5 but 18 turnovers. Coach Williams emphasized defense and planned to drill before facing Western Kentucky in the Preseason NIT at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Rice Owls suffer 88-61 loss at Kansas in Allen Fieldhouse
Rice struggles from the line and the floor as Kansas dominates 88 to 61. The Owls miss 7 of 10 free throws by Kelley Sanni and total 17 blocked attempts on 28 free throws. Sanni recalls past NCAA moments and notes friendships with Kansas players.
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Allen Sees End Of KU Football After 5-6 Season
Kansas coach Terry Allen voiced mixed reflections after a 45-31 loss to Texas ended the Jayhawks season at 5-6. He noted offensive strides despite ranking last in total offense and discussed recruiting plans, returning players, and the frustration of a late-season slide.
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Chiefs coach denies urging players to hurt opponents
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer rejected media claims of encouraging players to injure rivals after controversial remarks attributed to center Tim Grunhard and defensive end Derrick Thomas. He said his style uses plain talk about playing hard, not targeting injuries, and noted recurring clashes with Denver.
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