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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2005
Page
2
The Royals scored three runs in the ninth to beat Chicago 10-9, snapping a 102 game skid during which they trailed after eight innings. See story on page 50.
Brandon Rush outlines his decision to join Kansas over Missouri and credits Bill Self’s recruiting approach. He discusses family influence, Self's persuasive style, and the impact of KU guards like Chalmers and Collins, highlighting a shift in talent flow and the program's ongoing appeal.
Louisiana Tech faced emotional strain as Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and surrounding areas, with seven players from New Orleans and others from affected zones. The team aimed to resume normalcy through football after a disruptive period, following a season-opening loss to Florida. Coach Jack Bicknell described the week as very difficult with family and housing concerns weighing on players.
Kansas University football team secured an oral commitment from a top Texas prep running back. This development signals growing momentum for KU on the recruiting trail as coaches note strong potential and fit with the program.
The Kansas Jayhawks crushed 15th ranked Texas A&M 3-0 in their Big 12 opener at Horessi Center. KU’s 52 kills and 31 percent attack lead to the win, with Joss Lima pacing the offense with 19 kills and 11 digs as coach Ray Bechard lauded the performance against a top 15 opponent.
The Lawrence Journal-World and ESPN report tension over J R Giddens transfer from Kansas to New Mexico University. The ACLU accuses coach Ritchie McKay of mixing religion and coaching, a claim McKay calls asinine. Giddens said McKay helps him focus on building a relationship with God alongside basketball.
Lawrence High senior Mallory West, the defending state all around champion, dominated a quad meet earning at least a share of three event wins. West totaled 35.9 points, beating Brianna Willard of Clathe North by 0.7 as LHS moved to a 2-1 lead in the Journal World Cup standings against Free State High.
Lawrence High, 2-0 and ranked No. 5 by the Kansas Prep Power Index, travels to SM South District Stadium to face Shawnee Mission North, 0-2, tonight at 7. LHS will be without starters Paul Finch and Matt Stiles due to injuries as they pursue a third straight win.
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