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What was your favorite part of the Kansas University volleyball match?
Asked at Allen Fieldhouse on December 1, 2012
“ Everything. Good hits and good defense. I love volleyball.”
“ I liked the competitiveness of it. Just seeing young people do their thing.”
“ KU winning.”
“ Heck, we won. The size of the crowd and the energy in the fieldhouse.”
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RoeDapple 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Best part? I wasn't there.
labmonkey 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Tall leggy girls in short, tight shorts.
milkman_dan 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Oh to be a horse. To be able to trot down Mass., in front of hundreds and experience the relief of the burden of the last meal. Outside is the place to be.
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