Williams family weighs Roy Williams future as KU and UNC saga unfolds
Scott Williams recalls his father Roy Williams remains deeply driven to win a national basketball title for Kansas while facing pressure from family. He notes Roy’s dream to coach his grandchildren and the difficulty of balancing life, sleep, and the demands of college basketball with potential retirement decisions lingering amid UNC speculation.
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Freshmen fuel UNC early success in star-studded roster
UNC freshmen led a 3-0 start with Felton named ACC Preseason rookie of the year and second team, while McCants and May produced strong scoring. Felton shoots 30.8 percent. Grant, Noel and Noel-Grant integration discussed as Duke, Kansas stars weigh in.
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UNC-Kansas Battle Preseason Tilt at Madison Square Garden
North Carolina and Kansas meet at Madison Square Garden in a ESPN2 televised showdown after both teams posted early wins. Starters include Rashad McCants and Raymond Felton for UNC and Nick Collison and Kirk Hinrich for Kansas. notes highlight UNC leads the series 5-2 and Kansas 8-0 in New York under coach Roy Williams.
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Virginia tops Kentucky in Maui Invitational semifinal
In Hawaii, Virginia beats 15th-ranked Kentucky 75-61 as Devin Smith hits three 3s in final six minutes to secure a spot in the Maui final against Indiana. Virginia used a zone defense to slow Kentucky, which went 2-for-22 from beyond the arc.
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UNM guard Senque Carey hospitalized after fall in game
Albuquerque New Mexico guard Senque Carey was taken from the court on a stretcher during a game with Northwestern State. He was placed in a neck brace and transported to University of New Mexico Hospital where officials said his condition was upgraded to satisfactory. Carey collided with Northwestern player Byron Allen during a drive.
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Western Kentucky forward Pandov to miss season
Western Kentucky’s Todor Pandov a 6 foot 9 Bulgarian suffers a left knee ligament tear in the season opener and will undergo surgery. He is expected to miss the current season but seek eligibility for 2003 04 and had averaged 22 points and eight rebounds in two pre season games.
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