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Good as gold

Lawrence residents Bill Lienhard and Charlie Hoag placed first at the 1952 Helsinki Games with the help of five other KU basketball players, including the great Clyde Lovellette.

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Good as gold

'52 Jayhawks reflect on Olympic basketball title

When will KU go retro?
July 5, 2009
Pro baseball teams do it. So do pro football teams. Why not college football teams, too?
Kansas football rookies adjusting
Freshmen getting crash course in rigors of Div. I ball
July 4, 2009
Huldon Tharp and Tyrone Sellers Jr. are learning quickly what it takes to compete at the Div. I level.
McCray helps U.S. hammer Serbia, 84-50
July 4, 2009
Danielle McCray had 12 points in the United States’ 84-50 victory over Serbia.
Flu-ridden Taylor watches U.S. down Egypt
July 3, 2009
USA Basketball’s Under 19 men’s basketball team didn’t need the services of Kansas University’s Tyshawn Taylor in a 112-55 drilling of Egypt today at the FIBA Under 19 World Championships in Auckland, New Zealand.
Taylor helps U.S. improve to 2-0
July 3, 2009
Tyshawn Taylor had seven points and five assists in the United States’ 71-55 victory over France.
McCray scores 15, U.S. thumps Brits
July 3, 2009
Danielle McCray had 15 points in the United States’ 93-59 rout of Great Britain.
International stage
KU’s Walz pitching for U.S.
July 3, 2009
Last week, Kansas University pitcher T.J. Walz was in his hometown of Omaha, Neb., taking in a College World Series game at Rosenblatt Stadium when Kansas baseball coach Ritch Price called Walz’s cell phone with a surprising proposition.
KU’s Taylor leads U.S. to 106-55 rout of Iran
July 2, 2009
Kansas University sophomore guard Tyshawn Taylor scored a team-high 13 points in the United States’ 106-55 drubbing of Iran in the U-19 World Championships this morning in New Zealand.
Kansas’ McCray starts as U.S. rips France
July 2, 2009
Kansas University’s Danielle McCray started and scored nine points as the U.S. women’s basketball team smashed France, 118-30, in its World University Games opener Wednesday in Belgrade, Serbia.
Gary Bedore’s KU Basketball Notebook
July 2, 2009
Bill Self said there’s a chance Xavier Henry will attend second session of summer school. C.J. Henry, who will be 100 percent recovered from a cracked bone in his foot by August, will definitely remain in Oklahoma City until school starts in August.
Self confident Henrys will attend Kansas
03:14 p.m., July 1, 2009 Updated 12:00 a.m.
Kansas coach Bill Self confirmed Wednesday afternoon that the Henry brothers remain committed to KU.
Henrys stick with KU
July 1, 2009
Xavier and C.J. Henry will remain members of Kansas University’s basketball program.
Integrity at issue, not ability
July 1, 2009
Once a college basketball player signs a letter of intent, he can’t sign another, even if he is released by a school from the obligations of that letter. At that point, all a school can bank on is a recruit’s word.
Randall retires from KU athletics
July 1, 2009
After 30 years, Ross Randall announced his retirement from Kansas University’s athletic department.
Ex-Jayhawk earns mound honor
July 1, 2009
Ex-Jayhawk Ryan Knippschild was named Northern League pitcher of the week.

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