KU gray areas analyzed before season opener at Memorial Stadium
Kansas football evaluates special teams offense and defense for the 2007 opener against Central Michigan. Mangino notes uncertainty at punt returner and cornerback, with true freshman Chris Harris stepping in while praising pass rush and depth.
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Kansas University
Jayhawks
Memorial Stadium
Central Michigan
Mark Mangino
Kansas
Anthony Webb
Chris Harris
Bixby
Okla
Kendrick Harper
Harris
Mangino
Jeff Wheeler
Maxwell Onyegbule
James Holt
Mike Rivera
Agib Talib
Kansas State
Ian Campbell
Lions fall to Eagles in late turnovers and big Bouknight run
O North builds 41 13 halftime lead after Benji Love returns kickoff 68 yards. Lions answer with passes to Sanders but Pinnick overthrows and Elliott intercepts. Bouknight accelerates with two long runs, Seizing momentum as Eagles extend lead to 41 13. Lions face Olathe Northwest next, but turnovers cost momentum.
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Benji Love
Lions
Eagles
Pinnick
Sanders
O-North
Breyon Elliott
Eliott
L.C. Bouknight
Tyler Hunt
Rex Harais
Lawrence
Jared Vinoverski
Clint Pinnick
Vinoverski
Hargis
LE. Bouknight
Chanel
Bouknight
Beni Love
Risa
Jake Catloth
Free State FSHS Fall To Olathe South In Hard-Fought Showdown
Olathe South jumped to a 21-14 halftime lead behind Mike Keese who finished with 282 passing yards and three TDs. Free State battled back as Hunter rushed for 123 yards and a score, but a late special teams hit and an incomplete finish kept the Firebirds from the comeback.
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Olathe South
Mike Keese
Falcons
Keese
Anthony Sanchez
Free State
Hunter
Firebirds
Jason Sneegas
Rosenstengle
Preston Randolph
FSHS
Kevin Coleman
Coleman
Scott Williams
Shaun James
Lisher
James
Ryder Werts
Cam
Tanner
Olathe Sai
Pat
Ola South Eest
Free State and Olathe South Clash In Concerted Football Showdown
Free State and Olathe South traded scoring drives as Hunter and Ginavan sparked the Firebirds with a 61 yard kickoff return and multiple touchdowns. Rosenstengle connected on two long passes, but turnovers and missed PATs kept the game tight with final 34 27.
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Nick Krug
Journal-World
Free State
Chucky Hunter
Olathe South
Haskell Stadium
Firebirds
Brian Sims
Alex Nixon
Mika Keasa
Falcons
Allenly
Pat
Olathe
Simsckee State
Kyson Ginavan
Kease
Wesley Hower
Free State Olathe South
Preston Randolph
Rosenstengle
Jason
Rosenstengla
Randalph
Sims
Iit Ah. Mn
Ginavan
Baileyville dominates Veritas 58 8 in opener
Baileyville routed Veritas Christian 58 to 8 as Jeremiah Johnson returned a kickoff 65 yards for Veritas’ lone score. Veritas struggled on a small roster, losing Nate Scott to a broken arm, while Baileyville showcased depth with multiple scorers including Huerter and Strathman. Veritas will host Topeka Cair Paravel next Friday.
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Baileyville
Jerimiah Johnson
Veritas Christian
Eagles
Veritas
Doug Bennett
Nate Scott
Bennett
Isaiah Dover
Hogan Randell
Beb Baileyville
Ryan Huerter
Kyle Strathman
Huerter
Nathan Houg
Josh Ludbeck
Strathman
Kyle Haver
Logan Houg
Austin Schraab
T., Houg
Michael Kaytung
Drew Huerter
Schraab
KU Volleyball Edged by MSU In Five Set Thriller
Kansas University fell to Michigan State three games to two at the Spartan Invitational in East Lansing. MSU won 30-16 26-30 30-22 19-30 15-4 as Brittany Williams led KU with 13 kills and Caitlin Mahoney hit .500.
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East Lansing
Mich
Kansas University
Michigan State
Jayhawks
Brittany Williams
Caitlin Mahoney
Melissa Manda
Emily Brown
MSU
Kansas
Ray Bechard
Florida State
Missouri State
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Clathe North
Jake Caroth
Jon Chmiel
O North
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Clifton Sims
Jake Catlath
Brayon Elliott
Jake Gatloth
Clink Pinnick
John Henry
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence HiGi
Chase Mader
Cody Bonham
Olathe North
The
Olathe District Activities Center
Sanchez
Gunavan
Kerent Wai
Danny White
Byrd
Craig Rosenstengle
Mighty Baileyville Downs Veritas
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