Kansas 85 Nevada 52 rout ends last year's setback
Kansas rises to No. 2 with an 85-52 victory over Nevada at Allen Fieldhouse. J.R. Giddens scores 13 as KU builds a 21-4 start, leads 43-21 at halftime and stretches to 39 late. Nevada shot 19-for-68, while KU dominates on bench points and defense, avenging December's 75-61 loss.
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Langford Downplays KU Win Mood Despite 12 Points
Kansas University held off Nevada 85 52 with Keith Langford scoring 12 points and grabbing seven rebounds but he remained gloomy about his flow. He recalled last season's Reno defeat and said the Wolf Pack are a different team now while teammates urged him to cheer up after the easy win.
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Louisiana Tech to visit Kansas in 2005 at Memorial Stadium
Louisiana Tech announced it will travel to Lawrence to face Kansas University at Memorial Stadium likely on September 17, 2005. The Bulldogs will come off a game with Florida next, leaving one nonconference slot for KU’s 2005 schedule.
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2005 Kansas football schedule entries
The schedule lists a 2005 Kansas football slate with games against Florida Atlantic September 3, Louisiana Tech September 17, a September 10 home game TBA, an open September 24, Texas Tech October 1, Kansas State October 8, Oklahoma at Arrowhead Stadium October 15, Colorado October 22, Missouri October 29, Nebraska November 5, Texas November 12, and Iowa State November 19.
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Freshman McIntosh a surprise for KU women this season
Kansas University women’s basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson recalled how Taylor McIntosh, a 5-foot-11 freshman from Wichita Heights, stayed committed to Kansas after Henrickson’s spring hiring. The Jayhawks vetted the recruit in Wichita and trusted her to arrive in Lawrence ready to contribute.
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Kansas women host Denver in Allen Fieldhouse showdown
Kansas women, 2-1, face Denver, 0-2, at 7:05 pm in Allen Fieldhouse with Sunflower Broadband Channel 6 carrying the game. The Jayhawks, led by a 13 rebound performance in last Saturday’s 47-36 win over Missouri-Kansas City, aim toBUILD momentum as detailed on page 30 of Jayhawks.
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Free State Firebirds Eye Upswing With Strong Sophomore Class
Free State High girls basketball, led by three returning starters headlined by Jamie Stancliff, aims to rebound from an 8-12 season. Coach Bryan Duncan cites a deep sophomore class across the city, promising a talented yet unproven roster and a veteran presence from Stancliff who averaged 13 points.
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