Goal posts torn down after KU Colorado win
Kansas officials race to replace two destroyed goal posts after the 33 17 victory over Colorado. Darren Cook of the athletics department cites costs around 6000 dollars and paints as the longest part of the process. The KU KSU game at Memorial Stadium kicks off at 1130 am next Saturday.
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Has Bratten played his final KU game
Steve Bratten may have played his last game as a Kansas University football player after a 33-17 win over Colorado. The fifth-year senior led with a dozen tackles and helped sack CU quarterback Adam Bledsoe, hinting at retirement pending knee surgery decision next Wednesday or Thursday.
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Jayhawks rally past Colorado for first Lawrence win since 1981
Kansas rushed for a career high 268 yards by David Winbush without injured backups, while quarterback pressure and a turnover-free attack propelled a 13-3 fourth-quarter edge. John Johnson’s team suspension did not stop KU from securing its first Big 12 win of the season. Matt Allen praised the offensive line and seniors for stepping up as several players left due to injuries. Kansas (3-5, 1-5 Big 12) hosts No. 4 Kansas State next Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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