Why Stans won't be full and KU fans’ view
Kansas attorney Bill Phogg Martin of Smith Center speaks for loyal KU supporters when predicting small crowds for a 3-0 Jayhawks home game against Houston. He cites fan apathy, competing Chiefs loyalties, and past close losses under Mason era as reasons for low turnout despite a strong start. He foresees diehard fans riding out downturns, while others stay away.
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Budig says Royals rebuild will yield competitive team soon
AL president Gene Budig, visiting Lawrence, downplays crowds at Kansas City games while urging a shift to modern baseball-only facilities. He cites attendance gains at several AL markets and outlines stadium investments costing 245 to 275 million as essential to economic development and revenue sharing.
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Cougars Loom Over KU In Football Showdown
Kansas University stresses caution as winless Houston Cougars visit Memorial Stadium. Sophomore linebacker Jason Thoren notes Houston's fearsome balance after tough tests including Florida and USC, while KU aims to extend its 3-0 run with a 38-20 win over Texas Christian.
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Lawrence High Lions face depleted lineup for Olathe South
Lawrence High football fights through flu strep throat and injuries as it prepares to travel to Olathe South for a 7:30 p.m. Sunflower League game at the Olathe District Activities Center. Coach Dick Purdy says the team is in disarray with key backs Attig and Daniels limited and defensive end Ortega likely back after knee issues.
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