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LAWRENCE — Bill Self will often point out that Kansas’ 2008 national championship team lost three of five games during the middle of Big 12 play, and players from that team have philosophized that they may not have had what it took to win it all without that down period.
LAWRENCE | Bill Self often points out that the 2008 national championship team lost three of five games in the middle of Big 12 play, and players from that team have philosophized that they might not have had what it took to win it all without that down period. So as the top-ranked Jayhawks, 23-1 overall and 9-0 in the Big 12, embark on what they hope will be a perfect run through the conference …
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The Indiana football program will hold its annual Cream & Crimson Spring Game on Saturday, April 17. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. at Memorial Stadium.
Selecting a movie location, much like choosing a college, is a difficult process that requires research, site visits and finding locales that best fit the personality of the film.
Star swingman Evan Turner’s foul problems were overcome as frontcourt players Dallas Lauderdale and Ryan Madsen joined guard William Buford to lead the Buckeyes over Indiana. Women’s basketball and football, too.
This might be the week the Hoosiers lose their fans for the 2009-10 season.
Redhawks Rally over the Rockets… Bucks Blast the Hoosiers… Cyclones explode in second period… Vonn says injury might keep her out of Olympics…
Good morning everyone…It’s Thursday February 11, 2010…. SHOOTING DOWN THE ROCKETS Miami shot 69-percent from the field in the second half to beat Toledo Wednesday night 55-47. Kenny Hayes had 14 points and Antonio Ballard had 13 for Miami.
Except for the bulky clothes, freezing temperatures, messy snow and almost perpetual darkness, winter’s not so bad. Hey, that’s why Dr. Naismith gave us basketball — to get through winter. And that’s why Scott Lynn wrote “Thornridge,” which went a long way toward helping me get through at least a part of this winter.
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