Stories for February 3, 2009

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Twins impress Bears’ coach

Drew surprised by contributions from Morrises

Baylor coach Scott Drew didn’t expect what he saw from Kansas’ Markieff and Marcus Morris in Monday’s 75-65 loss to the Jayhawks.

Bill Self smiled, then cut off a questioner in mid-sentence when asked if he was surprised his “relatively” young Kansas University basketball team played so well against an experienced Baylor Bears squad Monday night in Ferrell Center.

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Morris to return in Colorado match up

Sade Morris will make her first appearance at Allen Field House since suffering a concussion on Jan. 17.

UConn is 4th straight new No. 1 in poll

It’s Monday, so there must be a new No. 1.

UConn remains atop women’s AP poll

The Huskies were a unanimous No. 1 in The Associated Press poll for the 10th straight week Monday.

K-State’s Clemente wins Big 12 award

Hundreds of good players and dozens of great ones have put up shots in the Erwin Center since Texas opened the facility on Nov. 29, 1977.

Twins impress Bears’ coach

Drew surprised by contributions from Morrises

Baylor coach Scott Drew didn’t expect what he saw from Kansas’ Markieff and Marcus Morris in Monday’s 75-65 loss to the Jayhawks.

OU denies Summitt; Paris’ streak ends

Pat Summitt’s 1,000th victory will have to wait at least another game. Courtney Paris’ record 112-game double-double streak came to an end, but Whitney Hand matched her career high with 20 points Monday night.

Knight could return to coaching

Bob Knight would consider returning to the sideline if the right coaching opportunity presented itself.

KU basketball notebook

News and notes from the Jayhawks’ victory over Baylor.

Keegan: Trio puts ‘power’ in power forward

Power forward. That two-word combination seldom seemed accurate for a Kansas University basketball team that for much of this season desperately needed somebody, anybody, to give center Cole Aldrich a helping elbow.

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