Lawrence sports briefs highlight recruiting seminar and KU camp
The Sports Foundation will host a student athlete recruiting seminar on Monday December 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. The Appanoose boys varsity fell 31-30 in double overtime to Americus as Dakota Criqui led with 13 points. KU hosts a Holiday Mini camp for baseball December 27-29 with fees 225 for residents and 175 for commuters.
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Glass weighs bid for Royals as interest grows
Kansas City business leader David Glass, Wal Mart chief, says he may offer more than the $75 million bid already on the table for the Royals. He notes the board set $75 million as a bottom figure and expects further bidders to emerge. He emphasizes fairness, process integrity, and uniting the club’s trade area toward stabilizing professional baseball in Kansas City.
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Chiefs eye running back rotation amid practice competition
Cloud notes players see more time and frustration spurs effort. Cunningham praises full RB reps with Rashaan delivering as coaches push for a single lead back but remain satisfied if yardage and late-game production continue.
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Nebraska not laughing over fumbles in Big 12 title chance
Nebraska coach Frank Solich downplays fan fixes as the Huskers prepare for a rematch with Texas in the Big 12 championship. Nebraska has a school record 47 fumbles this season, including 23 lost, and has repeatedly stressed focus on ball security ahead of Saturday’s game in San Antonio.
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Big 12 lines up potential bowl bids for 1999 season
The Big 12 announced a provisional bowl lineup with as many as seven teams possible for post season play. Nebraska and Texas vie for a Fiesta Bowl spot, while the Cotton, Holiday, Alamo, Insight.com, and Independence Bowls are among targets for other conference teams. Kansas State fate depends on the BCS release, and Texas Tech awaits an invitation pending two BCS selections.
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