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We found this NU fan on the field after the game ... very appropriate sign.

Published on November 6, 2005

My best friend and college roommate, Jay Petty, came down from Omaha with his daughter, who took our picture. We've waited a long time for this.

Published on November 6, 2005

The goalposts do down for the second week!

Published on November 6, 2005

Kansas fans storm the field following the victory against Nebraska.

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Sam Boehr in Potter Lake after KU beat Nebraska on Nov. 5, 2005.

Published on November 6, 2005

This photo was taken at the Kansas-Nebraska game.

Published on November 6, 2005

KU's newest cheerleader, Mike Floodman.

Published on November 6, 2005

KU's newest cheerleader, Mike Floodman.

Published on November 6, 2005

The KU defense forces NU quarterback Zac Taylor to audible at the line of scrimmage.

Published on November 6, 2005

The KU defense stuffs Nebraska's run game.

Published on November 6, 2005

KU may only be 1-36 in the last 37 tries against NU, but 3-year-old Maddox Mogenson (seated on dad Michael) is 1-0 at KU-NU games. Photo taken on the field of Memorial Stadium, Nov. 5, 2005. The score speaks for itself.

Published on November 6, 2005

The last time KU beat NU in football, 37-year old Chris Mogenson was 1 year old. Victory #2 was sweet, KU 40-NU 15.

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From L to R: Maddox, little Charlie, Erin and Rachel (future Jayhawks) celebrate KU victory over NU.

Published on November 6, 2005

Took this on Mass Street while the goal post went up the road.

Published on November 6, 2005

Took this on Mass Street while the goal post went up the road.

Published on November 6, 2005

Took this on Mass Street while the goal post went up the road.

Published on November 6, 2005

Took this on Mass Street while the goal post went up the road.

Published on November 6, 2005

Took this on Mass Street while the goal post went up the road.

Published on November 6, 2005

Former KU football player Joseph Potts poses with the scoreboard in the background as KU snaps a 36-game losing streak to Nebraska.

Published on November 6, 2005

The KU defense forces NU quarterback Zac Taylor to audible at the line of scrimmage.

Published on November 6, 2005

The KU defense stuffs Nebraska's running game.

Published on November 6, 2005

KU may only be 1-36 in the last 37 tries against NU, but 3-year-old Maddox Mogenson (seated on dad Michael's lap) is 1-0 at KU-NU games. This photo was taken on the field of Memorial Stadium, Nov. 5, 2005.

Published on November 6, 2005

The last time KU beat NU, 37-year-old Chris Mogenson was one years old. Nov. 5, 2005.

Published on November 6, 2005

From left to right, future Jayhawks Maddox, little Charlie, Erin and Rachel celebrate KU's victory over NU on Nov. 5, 2005.

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As KU's only real scoring option in the post last season, Crystal Kemp averaged 33.3 minutes a game, a number she hopes will decrease this season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Erica Hallman proved willing to do what she was asked last season as a junior, whether it was to hit the deck for loose balls or bring it upcourt despite the fact she's more of a wing guard than a point guard.

Published on November 6, 2005

Coach Bill Self says Russell Robinson (3) has improved "a ton" since last season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Russell Robinson started fast, but his productivity took a bit of a dive as the season progressed.

Published on November 6, 2005

Sasha Kaun figures his work in the weight room should make him more of a force inside this season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Sasha Kaun hopes to improve on his 2.6 points and 2.3 rebounds of a year ago.

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Darnell Jackson, right, averaged 2.0 points and 1.7 rebounds last season.

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Mario Chalmers

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Micah Downs

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Julian Wright

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Brandon Rush

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C.J. Giles, left, says he has bulked up to 245 pounds for his sophomore season.

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After taking a year off to recover from a groin injury, Jeremy Case says he's "anxious" to hit the hardwood again.

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Kansas' Stephen Vinson, left, spent most of his time on the bench last season, when he was one of KU's most vocal supporters.

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Christian Moody proved to be a valuable contributor last season.

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Christian Moody's tenacity and versatility earned him the title "best walk-on in the history of college basketball" from TV personality Billy Packer.

Published on November 6, 2005

Jeff Hawkins enters his fifth season as the young Jayhawks' obvious veteran leader.

Published on November 6, 2005

As KU's only real scoring option in the post last season, Crystal Kemp averaged 33.3 minutes a game, a number she hopes will decrease this season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Erica Hallman proved willing to do what she was asked last season as a junior, whether it was to hit the deck for loose balls or bring it upcourt despite the fact she's more of a wing guard than a point guard.

Published on November 6, 2005

Coach Bill Self says Russell Robinson (3) has improved "a ton" since last season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Russell Robinson started fast, but his productivity took a bit of a dive as the season progressed.

Published on November 6, 2005

Sasha Kaun figures his work in the weight room should make him more of a force inside this season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Sasha Kaun hopes to improve on his 2.6 points and 2.3 rebounds of a year ago.

Published on November 6, 2005

Darnell Jackson, right, averaged 2.0 points and 1.7 rebounds last season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Mario Chalmers

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Micah Downs

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Julian Wright

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Brandon Rush

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C.J. Giles, left, says he has bulked up to 245 pounds for his sophomore season.

Published on November 6, 2005

After taking a year off to recover from a groin injury, Jeremy Case says he's "anxious" to hit the hardwood again.

Published on November 6, 2005

Kansas' Stephen Vinson, left, spent most of his time on the bench last season, when he was one of KU's most vocal supporters.

Published on November 6, 2005

Christian Moody proved to be a valuable contributor last season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Christian Moody's tenacity and versatility earned him the title "best walk-on in the history of college basketball" from TV personality Billy Packer.

Published on November 6, 2005

Jeff Hawkins enters his fifth season as the young Jayhawks' obvious veteran leader.

Published on November 6, 2005

As KU's only real scoring option in the post last season, Crystal Kemp averaged 33.3 minutes a game, a number she hopes will decrease this season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Erica Hallman proved willing to do what she was asked last season as a junior, whether it was to hit the deck for loose balls or bring it upcourt despite the fact she's more of a wing guard than a point guard.

Published on November 6, 2005

Coach Bill Self says Russell Robinson (3) has improved "a ton" since last season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Russell Robinson started fast, but his productivity took a bit of a dive as the season progressed.

Published on November 6, 2005

Sasha Kaun figures his work in the weight room should make him more of a force inside this season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Sasha Kaun hopes to improve on his 2.6 points and 2.3 rebounds of a year ago.

Published on November 6, 2005

Darnell Jackson, right, averaged 2.0 points and 1.7 rebounds last season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Mario Chalmers

Published on November 6, 2005

Micah Downs

Published on November 6, 2005

Julian Wright

Published on November 6, 2005

Brandon Rush

Published on November 6, 2005

C.J. Giles, left, says he has bulked up to 245 pounds for his sophomore season.

Published on November 6, 2005

After taking a year off to recover from a groin injury, Jeremy Case says he's "anxious" to hit the hardwood again.

Published on November 6, 2005

Kansas' Stephen Vinson, left, spent most of his time on the bench last season, when he was one of KU's most vocal supporters.

Published on November 6, 2005

Christian Moody proved to be a valuable contributor last season.

Published on November 6, 2005

Christian Moody's tenacity and versatility earned him the title "best walk-on in the history of college basketball" from TV personality Billy Packer.

Published on November 6, 2005

Jeff Hawkins enters his fifth season as the young Jayhawks' obvious veteran leader.

Published on November 6, 2005

Thurman Hoskins, third from left, joins the fun and helps carry a goalpost Saturday through campus with KU students. "I had to have a piece of that goalpost," said Hoskins, a Nebraska graduate and Nebraska football player from 1982-85. KU defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers football team for the first time in 36 years with a 40-15 win Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

Published on November 6, 2005

Kansas University students celebrate a Jayhawk victory and taunt Nebraska fans as they leave Memorial Stadium before the end of the game. From left are juniors Matt Owings, Overland Park, Zach Kerr, Prairie Village, Eric Trompeter, Atchison, and Joe Smith, Lenexa.

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A crowd of KU fans makes a final push to throw a goalpost into Potter's Lake.

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Nebraska fans leave Memorial Stadium with the game still in progress. KU defeated Nebraska, 40-15, Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

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KU students at the Crossing taunt Nebraska fans as they leave the football game during the game as KU leads. At center in the hat is Sean Mansky, Winfield senior, and in foreground at right is Mike McAbe, Derby senior.

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A large crowd gathers around Potter Lake on the KU campus to watch fans dump the goalposts into the water.

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KU students carry a section of the goalpost past the Campanile and Nebraska fans.

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KU's Jason Swanson throws a pass in the first half against Nebraska.

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NU's Corey McKeon sacks KU's Jason Swanson for a safety in the first half.

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The KU defense celebrates a sack on NU's Zac Taylor in the first half.

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Kansas receiver Mark Simmons leaves Nebraska defenders Daniel Bullocks, top, and Blake Tiedtke in his wake. Simmons had six catches for 100 yards in the Jayhawks' victory over NU.

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Jayhawk fans carry the remainder of the goalposts out of Memorial Stadium past the scoreboard, which shows KU's 40-15 win over Nebraska.

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Kansas quarterback Jason Swanson dumps a pass over Nebraska defensive end Adam Carriker during the first quarter.

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Jayhawk fans storm the field following the 40-15 victory over Nebraska Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

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Kansas defensive end Rodney Allen shuts down Nebraska running back Cory Ross in the second quarter.

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KU's Mark Simmons hauls in a long pass against NU's Tierre Green.

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Kansas running back Jon Cornish breaks away from the Nebraska defense during a fourth quarter run.

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Kansas defensive lineman Tim Allen reaches high to bat down a pass from Nebraska quarterback Zac Taylor during the first quarter.

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A pair of Nebraska fans reacts to the Cornhuskers play in the fourth quarter.

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KU's Kevin Kane returns an interception for a touchdown in the second half.

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Kansas fans toss a goalpost into Potter Lake after the Jayhawks beat the Cornhuskers, 40-15, Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

Published on November 6, 2005

Jayhawk fans storm the field in this Journal-World file photo to tear down the goal posts after Kansas' 40-15 win over Nebraska at Memorial Stadium in 2005.

Published on November 6, 2005

Kansas university running back Jon Cornish (29) slips away from NU's Daniel Bullocks in the second half for a touchdown. Cornish rushed for 101 yards in the Jayhawks' 40-15 victory Saturday over the Cornhuskers at Memorial Stadium.

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Kansas University lineman Eric Butler (56) descends on Nebraska quarterback Zac Taylor in the end zone for a fourth-quarter safety. The Jayhawks snapped a 36-game losing streak to the Cornhuskers with a 40-15 victory Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

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Elated Jayhawk fans storm the field to tear down the goalposts as the remaining Cornhusker players make their way from the field Saturday following Kansas' 40-15 win over Nebraska at Memorial Stadium.

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Nebraska fans look on from their seating section as the Jayhawks win the game Saturday.

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NU's Zac Taylor gets sacked by KU's Eric Butler for a safety as Nick Reid closes in.

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Gloomy Nebraska offensive lineman Chris Patrick watches as KU scores a touchdown in the second half.

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Kansas University football coach Mark Mangino is all smiles as he looks at the final score of 40-15 after KU ended Nebraska's 36-year winning streak Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

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KU's Kevin Kane gets tackled by teammate Nick Reid after returning an interception for a touchdown in the second half.

Published on November 6, 2005

Elated KU fans carry a goal post out of Memorial Stadium after a 40-15 Jayhawk victory over Nebraska. Saturday was the second time in a week that fans made off with the goal posts. The first time was last Saturday after KU defeated Missouri 13-3.

Published on November 6, 2005

KU fans celebrate a play in the second half.

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NU head coach Bill Callahan, second from right, reacts after Nebraska failed to convert a two-point conversion in the second half.

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A lone portrait of Kansas head coach Mark Mangino floats through a sea of screaming Jayhawk fans in the first half of Saturday's game against Nebraska at Memorial Stadium.

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KU's Ronnie Amadi (17) blocks a punt by NU's Sam Koch in the first half. Kansas' Darren Rus scooped up the blocked kick and returned it 20 yards for a touchdown.

Published on November 6, 2005

KU's Clark Green runs away from NU's Adam Ickes in the first half of the KU-Nebraska game Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

Published on November 6, 2005