Kansas basketball notes on Late Night visits and targets
Kansas coach Bill Self pursues top juniors and a transfer as he hosts Late Night in the Sho g. Georgia forward Brannen Greene, 6-7 200, from Tift County High, remains committed to KU with possible official visit reschedulings to February. Other uncommitted 2013 targets include Aaron Gordon, Tyler Roberson, Karviar Shepherd, and Chris Jones as Julius Randle and Jabari Parker visit sites nearby.
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Kansas volleyball opens Golden Dome Invitational with 3-1 win
Kansas defeated Loyola Marymount 3-1 at South Bend to open the Golden Dome Invitational. The 10-1 Jayhawks won the first and fourth sets 25-13 and 25-14 after a 25-23 second set, despite LMU taking the third 25-21. Sophomore Sara McClinton led with 14 kills as freshman Dockery posted nine digs and blocks.
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Seabury Seahawks Sweep Two At Home In Volleyball
Seabury Academy toppled Flint Hills Christian 25-18, 25-11 and Heritage Christian 25-17, 25-18 at its gym. Senior Courtney Hoag posted 20 kills and a .581 hitting percentage, while Ellen Almanza added nine kills, 13 aces and a .438 hitting. Freshmen Meghan McClorey and Taylor Hodge contributed 15 assists and 18 digs. The Seahawks improve to 7-2 and host Barstow on Tuesday.
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Friday hosts No. 7 Oklahoma State game
The upcoming Friday schedule features a visit from No. 7 Oklahoma State, highlighting a key conference showdown and likely impact on standings.
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Royals rally with homers pacing 4-3 comeback
Billy Butler, Mike Moustakas and Jeff Francoeur homered for Kansas City as they built a 2-0 lead and took advantage of Howie Kendrick’s error for three unearned runs in the sixth. Francoeur connected for a two run shot after a .159 stretch, Butler’s homer was his 100th career blast, and Moustakas added his 20th after a sacrifice fly. Angels left C J Wilson with a 4 3 edge.
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Royals bullpen blows six run lead in loss
BOX SCORE notes Bruce Chen left with a 6-4 advantage in the seventh inning but the bullpen could not hold the lead as the Royals failed to secure a win.
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