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| Kansas gets quiet contributions from Elijah Johnson 22 Feb 2012 at 6:35am Four Kansas players have been chosen Big 12 player of the week this season. To hear Jayhawks coach Bill Self, one of the ones who hasn’t has as much ability as any of those who have.“His time is coming,” Self said of Elijah Johnson. “He doesn’t know just how good he is.”Johnson is the 6-foot-4 junior shooting guard who sometimes acts as KU’s primary ball-handler. His athleticism allows him does a little bit of everything for Kansas, including going strong to the boards.Read more [From Wichita Eagle: Kansas Jayhawks] Jayhawks won’t look past A&M 21 Feb 2012 at 6:33am Thomas Robinson and Tyshawn Taylor made a pact on Monday about defense as they headed toward a knot of reporters.They would deflect questions about the opponent that’s not immediately before them.“We thought there would be all Missouri questions,” Taylor said. “It’s understandable. It’s a big game. Everybody is excited about it. But we have to still take care of business Wednesday.Read more [From Wichita Eagle: Kansas Jayhawks] Starting Five | Defense, rebounding spark K-State women 21 Feb 2012 at 5:00am The Kansas State women's basketball team has had a successful season so far, and coach Deb Patterson sees signs that the Wildcats can get even better. Solid defense and rebounding have helped the Wildcats, 17-9 overall and 8-6 in the Big 12, good for fourth place. K-State can clinch at least a .500 conference mark for the season when it plays host to Oklahoma State tonight in Manhattan, Kan. [From Kansas City Star: Kansas State University] Notebook | English regrets technical; Henriquez breaks blocks record 21 Feb 2012 at 5:00am Junior forward Jordan Henriquez broke K-State's career blocks record by swatting away a shot from Matt Pressey in the game's first minute. Henriquez finished with four blocks, giving him a total of 125. He was tied with Manny Dies. [From Kansas City Star: Kansas State University] K-State upsets No. 3 Missouri, improves NCAA chances 21 Feb 2012 at 12:00am Kansas State's NCAA Tournament resume was good enough already for most. The Wildcats left Mizzou Arena on Tuesday night as one of college basketball's hottest teams after beating the No. 3 Tigers 78-68, their second consecutive win on the road against a top 10 team. [From Kansas City Star: Kansas State University] MU, KU remain unchanged in polls 20 Feb 2012 at 5:00am When Missouri visits Kansas on Saturday, it will mark the first game between the teams as top-five programs since 1990. [From Kansas City Star: Kansas State University] Kansas State at No. 3 Missouri 20 Feb 2012 at 5:00am WHEN/WHERE: 6 tonight at Mizzou Arena in Columbia [From Kansas City Star: Kansas State University] Wildcats enjoy benefits of Henriquez's recent turnaround 20 Feb 2012 at 5:00am Blocking shots is all about timing. Jordan Henriquez understands that as well as anyone. The next time he blocks a shot for Kansas State, Henriquez, a 7-foot junior forward, will own the school's career record for blocked shots. He is currently tied with Manny Dies at 121. [From Kansas City Star: Kansas State University] Jayhawks breeze past Texas Tech 18 Feb 2012 at 11:54pm Kansas’ 83-50 victory over Texas Tech is what was supposed to happen when teams on the opposite ends of the league standing collide.The Jayhawks recorded the easy victory and coach Bill Self was able to rest starters as Kansas approaches a stretch of the schedule that will determine the Big 12 championship race.The run starts Wednesday at Texas A&M, continues Saturday with Missouri’s visit and on Monday at Oklahoma State.Read more [From Wichita Eagle: Kansas Jayhawks] Witheysanity? Witheycredible? KU big man creates his own buzz 18 Feb 2012 at 8:19am Time-release magic dust, set to trigger nearly six years later — it is magic dust, after all — swirled through Arco Arena in March 2006.Yeah, that’s it.OK, then you come up with a more plausible theory to explain how two basketball players who have existed below the national radar since then have almost simultaneously transformed themselves into basketball supernovas.Read more [From Wichita Eagle: Kansas Jayhawks] |