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Failed plan: KU's conservative offense not good enough in 27-17 loss to TCU
For the fourth straight game, the KU offense's inability to put points on the board left nothing but questions following a 27-17 loss to TCU on Saturday. By Matt Tait
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O-for-home: Kansas RB James Sims gunning for first win in Texas
When running back James Sims signed to play football at Kansas University out of high school, one of the biggest draws for the Irving, Texas, native was the chance to play in front of family and friends multiple times during his college career. It has hardly been the dream Sims imagined. By Matt Tait
Stories
UT wins battle of volleyball league leaders
Texas — the country’s No. 1 team in RPI — downed the No. 14 (RPI) Jayhawks three sets to one in a battle for sole possession of first place in the Big 12 Conference. By Gary Bedore
Notebook: JaCorey Shepherd gets first INT; Ben Heeney, Andrew Turzilli injured
Although the Kansas University offense struggled mightily, once again, during KU's 27-17 loss to TCU on Saturday, the defense delivered more than its share of quality moments. By Matt Tait
TCU not happy with offense, either
The football coach at the podium in the wake of TCU’s 27-17 victory Saturday against Kansas University was asked a question about his defense being put in a bind because of the performance of his offense. By Tom Keegan
Opinion: It's time to rip red shirt off QB Montell Cozart
Quarterback Jake Heaps isn’t the right fit for a team that has an offensive line that can’t protect the quarterback without holding, Journal-World sports editor Tom Keegan says, but true freshman Montell Cozart just might be.
Failed plan: KU's conservative offense not good enough in 27-17 loss to TCU
For the fourth straight game, the KU offense's inability to put points on the board left nothing but questions following a 27-17 loss to TCU on Saturday. By Matt Tait
Game Balls and Gassers: TCU
Candidates for Game Balls and Gassers following Kansas' 27-17 loss to TCU ...
Mario Chalmers flashes fine form for Heat
A slimmer, trimmer version of Mario Chalmers ran the show for the two-time defending NBA champion Miami Heat on Friday night in Sprint Center. By Gary Bedore
Opinion: Heaps, McCay lack luster
Kansas University football coach Charlie Weis all but salivated a year ago when he talked about how his dynamic scout-team duo was giving the first-team defense all it could handle daily in practice. By Tom Keegan
