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LHS boys battle mixed emotions, but advance at sub-state
By Bobby Nightengale
March 7, 2014
Lawrence High’s boys basketball players were happy with their 62-45 victory over Gardner-Edgerton in the first round of Class 6A sub-state Thursday at LHS. They cherished it so much more after finding out one of their coaches is fighting for his life. By Bobby Nightengale
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Lawrence High's Anthony Bonner (15) collects a rebound in front of Gardner-Edgerton's Jake Becker on Thursday, March 6, 2014, at LHS.

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Kansas seniors Justin Wesley, left, Tarik Black and Niko Roberts are applauded by the fieldhouse during a ceremony honoring them with their families prior to tipoff against Texas Tech on Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at Allen Fieldhouse.

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Kansas coach Charlie Weis, left, greets senior Christian Matthews (12) during a senior day celebration before the Jayhawks' game against the Kansas State University Wildcats, Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The Jayhawks lost 31-10 to the Wildcats.

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Kansas University lost to Kansas State 31-10 in the final game of the season, Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

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Loneker helps FSHS boys advance at sub-state
By Tom Keegan, March 7, 2014
Bill Self says Andrew Wiggins Big 12’s best
By Gary Bedore, March 7, 2014
Kansas women eager for KSU rematch
By Benton Smith, March 7, 2014
New KU WR coach Kiesau hits ground running
By Matt Tait, March 7, 2014
Lions’ Warren places third at state bowling
Staff Reports, March 7, 2014
Area basketball roundup: Eudora girls advance at sub-state
Staff Reports, March 7, 2014
Royals, White Sox play to 6-6 tie
Associated Press, March 7, 2014
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Future Jayhawk Cliff Alexander named Naismith High School Player of Year
J-W Staff Reports
March 7, 2014
Kansas men’s basketball signee Cliff Alexander has been named the Naismith Boys High School Player of the Year, the Atlanta Tipoff Club announced Friday.
KU baseball adjusts schedule for March 11-12
Staff Reports
March 7, 2014
The Kansas University baseball team has canceled its make-up game against Creighton, scheduled for Wednesday, and instead will play Oral Roberts at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
How former Jayhawks fared in NBA games of March 6
Staff Reports
March 7, 2014
Here’s a look at how former Kansas University players fared in NBA games of Thursday, March 6.
Kansas basketball to break out new uniforms for March
J-W Staff Reports
March 6, 2014
Kansas University’s men’s basketball team and adidas unveiled the “Made in March Uniform System” for the 2014 NCAA basketball postseason Thursday morning.
Slow start dooms LHS girls, 51-34
Mack McClure/Special to the Journal-World
March 6, 2014
It makes for a difficult task when a team goes scoreless in the opening quarter, especially when it is going up against the No. 10-ranked team in the state.
Free State girls rough up Aces
By Bobby Nightengale
March 6, 2014
If any of Free State High’s girls basketball players were nervous for the playoffs, they didn’t show it. By Bobby Nightengale
How former Jayhawks fared in NBA games of March 5
Staff Reports
March 6, 2014
Here’s a look at how former Kansas University players fared in NBA games of Wednesday, March 5.
Shields sharp for Royals
Associated Press
March 6, 2014
Kansas City ace James Shields allowed one hit in three scoreless innings, and Mike Moustakas hit a three-run homer in the Royals’ 6-5 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday.
Free State boys basketball seeking repeat
By Bobby Nightengale
March 6, 2014
Free State High’s boys basketball team knows what it’s like to play the underdog role. The Firebirds were the seventh seed in last year’s sub-state bracket before winning two road games on their way to the state tournament.
KU baseball 26th
Staff Reports
March 6, 2014
Kansas University is rated No. 26 nationally in the latest Collegiate Baseball rankings. KU (11-1) also received votes in two other polls; the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) poll and the USA Today Coaches’ poll.
Our Town Sports (March 6)
March 6, 2014
Here’s a look at Our Town Sports for March 6
J-W sports wins in four categories
Staff Reports
March 6, 2014
For the second consecutive year, the Journal-World has hit a grand slam in the Associated Press Sports Editors annual national contest.
Notebook: Andrew Wiggins experiences mixed emotions in home finale
By Gary Bedore
March 5, 2014
Kansas University one-and-done freshman Andrew Wiggins didn’t speak to the fans after his final game in Allen Fieldhouse. But the Canadian sensation was implored to stand up after Wednesday’s 82-57 victory over Texas Tech — before the senior speeches — by coach Bill Self. By Gary Bedore
Center stage: Tarik Black controls paint in Senior Night rout of Texas Tech
By Gary Bedore
March 5, 2014
Tarik Black’s Senior Night at Kansas University truly couldn’t have been scripted any better — or gone any better. By Gary Bedore
Column: No need to rush Joel Embiid’s return
By Tom Keegan
March 5, 2014
Tarik Black looked so strong, so focused, so talented in place of injured Joel Embiid, it was difficult to stop picturing the two centers playing together when KU faces a team armed with long and strong inside players. By Tom Keegan
Red Raiders fail to keep pace in rematch with KU
By Matt Tait
March 5, 2014
With a gut-wrenching, one-point home loss to Kansas still fresh in their minds, the Texas Tech Red Raiders took the floor at Allen Fieldhouse on Wednesday night hoping to unleash another inspired effort. It never happened. Instead of playing with the Jayhawks wire to wire, the Red Raiders found themselves getting run out of the gym early in an 82-57 loss on KU’s Senior Night. By Matt Tait
Installation of new offense this spring won’t slow KU football down
By Matt Tait
March 5, 2014
Despite the addition of a new offensive coordinator, a new wide receivers coach and a new offense, KU football coach Charlie Weis expects the Jayhawks’ offense to move fast this spring. By Matt Tait

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