KU Women Ready to Play at Late Night Festivities
Kansas University women’s basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson led a Cher inspired routine during Late Night as 11 players, including Dakota Gonzalez and Natalie Knight returning from injury, showcased personalities and a 12-7 scrimmage score split between Blue and Red teams. CeCe Harper Asia Boyd and Lamaria Cole led scoring with Knight’s comeback thrilling the crowd.
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Knight returns as Huskies fall short in opener
BOX SCORE shows Knight declaring her knee 100 percent after a quick drive that rimmed out. She says it feels good and the season is fast. Henrickson notes the team’s disappointing play but calls Thursday practice the best yet and expects another solid session.
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Late Night at KU fills fieldhouse as fans rush in
Kansas officials estimated 3,000 to 5,000 fans were turned away after the Allen Fieldhouse filled early for Late Night with Rob Riggle and KU players. The event featured intrasquad scrimmage 66 40 and a dance showcase. Notable performers included Perry Ellis and Andrew Wiggins with comments from self and coach Bill Self.
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Wild guess fuels KU Texas Tech kickoff asterisk chatter
A speculative take from a wild pickup game frames the early Big 12 opener at Memorial Stadium. The writer suggests Kansas could become the team to beat by March Madness if key developments occur by mid season. Wayne Selden is noted as a potential quick offensive driver.
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Blue and Crimson clash in KU scrimmage showcase
Blue outpaced Crimson 66 to 40 in a fall scrimmage as Nandir Tharpe and Perry Ellis led scoring while Joel Embiid and Wayne Selden impressed with passing and potential. Attendance reached 16,300 as scouts watched the freshmen and the looming lineup.
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