Shrine Road Show to Visit Memorial Stadium Saturday
The College Football Hall of Fame Road Show will be on display before the Kansas versus Kansas State game at Memorial Stadium. The exhibit opens around 10 a.m. at the south gates near the video board entrance, with free admission. It features a temporary display honoring KU and KSU players and coaches from the Hall of Fame in South Bend, Indiana.
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Late Night With Roy Williams Planned at Allen Fieldhouse
Plans finalize for Late Night With Roy Williams at Allen Fieldhouse on Oct 13. Doors open 5 p.m. admission free but canned foods encouraged for local shelters. Event features KU men and women basketball teams with a midnight scrimmage by the KU men.
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Olympics ratings fall across all time slots in Sydney Games
New York NBC faced weak ratings across weekday mornings weekend afternoons and late night during the Sydney Olympics. NBC released figures showing 162 hours of coverage averaged an 8.9 rating with a 20 share, down 39 percent from the 14.5 rating and 36 share posted by Atlanta in 1996 over 168 hours.
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Tickets for 2002 Winter Games go on sale Tuesday
Salt Lane City will issue more than one million tickets for the 2002 Winter Games on Tuesday with the most popular events sold only in packages.
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Roadrunners eye Olathe South in Sunflower League clash
Olathe South, ranked second, rushed for 336 yards on 25 carries as they overwhelmed Free State 47 to 6 at the Olathe District Activities Center. QB Mark Littrell emphasized ball control over a shootout approach while Joe Harris erupted with 118 yards and three TDs on his first three carries.
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Gordon denied KU football comeback after NCAA appeal
John Gordon, a Brooklyn native who played one KU season in 1996, will not play football this fall after his appeal to the NCAA Committee on Satisfactory Progress Waivers was denied. He may practice while KU pursues a potential extension of his five year clock, allowing play next season if approved. Gordon was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy and sleep apnea after the 1997 season and lost part of his eligibility following a return to the team.
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Cardinals close in as Glavine surges into trouble in loss
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Atlanta Braves 10 4 to seize a 2 0 lead in their NL division series. Tom Glavine was knocked out after seven runs and six hits in 2 2/3 innings. Will Clark hit a three run homer to erase an early deficit and Mark McGwire added a pinch homer after knee pain. Darry Kile pitched seven strong innings. The Braves, down 0 2, face Maddux on three days rest or Millwood in Game 3.
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