Kansas Drops Bid as Independence Bowl Chooses Oregon
Aloha Bowler bust leaves Kansas out of the Independence Bowl race despite a 7-4 record. Oregon, 6-5, earned the bid over Southern Miss and Memphis State, with Wake Forest awaiting in Shreveport on December 31.
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Jayhawks land five on Big 8 first team
Colorado and Nebraska dominate the 1992 all-Big Eight football team as Kansas places five players on the first team. Nebraska’s Calvin Jones and Derek Brown earn repeated first-team RB honors, while Iowa State and Oklahoma have no first-team selections.
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McDonald led drive to fund Haskell Stadium's legacy
Frank McDonald spent 13 years at Haskell as coach and athletic director. As stadium committee chair he raised funds to replace a rotting 600 seat wooden field, enabling the Indians to host national opponents and build a lasting athletic legacy at Haskell Stadium opened in 1926. Cliff McDonald, his son, later starred at Lawrence High in the same field.
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KU keeps trainers busy as Ostertag replaces Richey on sideline
Kansas basketball roles shift as Patrick Richey returns from bone spur surgery while Greg Ostertag injures a knee at practice. Ostertag aims to return for Friday's 7 p.m. exhibition versus Australia Gold Coast at Allen Fieldhouse. Richey expected to miss 2 4 weeks.
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Saints Ground Redskins in 20 3 Victory
New Orleans defense limited Washington to 58 rushing yards and five first downs as Earnest Byner was held to 29 yards. Hebert passed for 142 yards with a TD to Quinn Early while Dalton Hilliard added 54 rushing yards and 20 receiving yards.
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