Emporia State head coach Craig Doty, in his first year leading the Hornets program, has had exactly nine days to practice and prepare for tonight’s exhibition clash with Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse.
And while that might not sound like nearly enough time for an undermanned underdog like ESU to prepare for the No. 1-ranked team in college basketball, Doty was not at all interested in getting hung up on the ...
On Wednesday, at Big 12 media day, Kansas coach Bill Self said Udoka Azubuike, Dedric Lawson and Lagerald Vick would be in the starting lineup for his team’s exhibition opener on Thursday night.
But there remained some mystery surrounding who would fill the final two spots.
It turned out to be a pair of freshmen, as former McDonald’s All-Americans Devon Dotson and Quentin Grimes started in KU’s two lead ...
A couple of weeks ago, at KU’s annual media day, Kansas basketball coach Bill Self said power forward Dedric Lawson needed “to be able to play everywhere” for the new-look Jayhawks.
On Thursday night, in his first actual game in a Kansas uniform, Lawson obliged.
In guiding top-ranked Kansas to a 93-55 victory over Emporia State in the exhibition opener at Allen Fieldhouse, the Memphis transfer scored ...
Kansas freshman Devon Dotson did a nice job of summing up the duties of a point guard after helping Kansas put a 93-55 beating on Division II Emporia State in a Thursday night exhibition at Allen Fieldhouse.
“You have to get a great shot every possession,” Dotson said of his primary offensive responsibility. “You have to value the ball. I feel I did a pretty good job at it. But first game, I can ...
Story updated 6:10 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2018:
Kansas City, Mo. — Kansas sophomore Silvio De Sousa will not play in Thursday’s exhibition opener against Emporia State in Allen Fieldhouse and a timeline for his return remains unknown.
KU coach Bill Self on Wednesday morning announced the Jayhawks’ decision to withhold De Sousa from competition “until we can evaluate and understand the new ...
Despite a host of new faces and the absence of some key veterans, Kansas coach Bill Self has remained the same coach as he always has been during the early stages of the 2018-19 season.
So says KU junior Dedric Lawson, who watched closely as Self coached his team to the Final Four last year and sees many of those same traits coming out already this season.
“I definitely say he’s the same coach because he ...
