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"Super Sophomores" Brandon Rush, left, Mario Chalmers, center, and Julian Wright

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Junior guard Sasha Kaun

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Junior guard Russell Robinson

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Junior guard Russell Robinson

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Sophomore forward Julian Wright

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Head Coach Bill Self get a chuckle out of his surrounding as members of the Kansas men's basketball team gather for a team porttrait at mid-court during Media Day on Friday.

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Sophomore guard Brandon Rush

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Junior guard Russel Robinson answers questions from the media on Friday during media day.

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Junior center C.J. Giles.

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Head Coach Bill Self, second from right, and team manager Danny Manning bust jokes on each other as the men's basketball coaches sit down for a group portrait during media day on Friday at Allen Fieldhouse.

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Sophomore guard Mario Chalmers.

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Sophomore guard Mario Chalmers.

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Sophomore guard Mario Chalmers.

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Sophomore forward Julian Wright.

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Junior forward Darnell Jackson.

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Sophomore guard Brandon Rush.

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KU men's basketball coach Bill Self, right, watches a highlight video to the cheers of fans around him during the men's basketball team introduction at Late Night in the Phog.

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Sandra Arthur, Darrell Arthur's mother, right, shows a worried face as the Seattle Supersonic Sasquatch jumps over her and some other fans for a dunk during Late Night in the Phog activities.

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A security guard acknowledges a young boy as KU fans wait outside Allen Field House minutes before the doors open on Late Night in the Phog.

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Kansas' Julian Wright takes off from the free-throw line during warms ups at Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Kansas' Jamie Boyd, left, and Taylor McIntosh battle for a loose ball during the women's scrimmage at Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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The Kansas women's basketball team dances at mid-court during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Megan McGinley leans back while dancing the hop with Darrell Author during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Sasquatch, the Seattle Supersonics mascot, break through a hoop as he dunks during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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From left, men's basketball dance judges Danny Manning, Bill Self and Aaron Miles crack jokes while giving scores to members of the men's basketball team skits during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Brandon Rush offers a rose to his dance partner, Clara Simmons during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Kansas' Rodrick Stewart, left, looks on as Russell Robinson scores two during the men's basketball team scrimmage during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Big Jay eats Little Jay during a game of Pac-Man during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Kansas senior from Wichita Adrian Taylor looses his trunks during a race down James Naismith Court during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday. Taylor raced another student and eventually won by scoring a layup.Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Sasha Kaun and his dance partner Andrea Hill bow to the crowd following the men's basketball team skits at Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Kansas Women's Head Basketball Coach Bonnie Henrickson walks onto James Naismith Court thanking the crowd during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Kansas' Sherron Collins, left, attempts to block the shot of Mario Chalmers during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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Mario Chalmers dashes through smoke from a smoke machine as he makes his way onto the court during Late Night at Allen Fieldhouse on Friday.

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KU women's baskeball player LaChelda Jacobs runs through a cloud of smoke and enters Allen Field House during the women's team introduction at Late Night in the Phog.

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Members of the KU women's basketball team finish a dance at center during activities at Late Night in the Phog.

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KU fans cheer the Kansas Jayhawks as the kick off the season with Late Night in the Phog.

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KU recruits visiting during Late Night in the Phog are Cole Aldrich, left, who has already committed to KU and prospective recruit Kyle Singler.

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Bill Self

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Kansas University Media Day on Friday.

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KU's three new freshman from left are Brady Morningstar, Darrell Arthur and Sherron Collins.

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Bill Self Men's Basketball ¢ Will be allowed to participate in postseason tournament. ¢ Scholarships for the next two seasons reduced from 13 to 12. ¢ Reduction of official paid visits over the next two seasons from a maximum of 24 to a maximum of 16.

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Mark Mangino Football ¢ Will be allowed to participate in a bowl game. ¢ Reduction of three scholarships for the next two years. ¢ Reduction of recruited two-year college transfers to three in 2006 and 2007.

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Bonnie Henrickson Women's Basketball ¢ Program was assessed, with no penalties given. ¢ NCAA found that the university's self-imposed, already-served penalties were excessive. ¢ Nothing can be done to reverse whatever damage the penalties caused.

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KU head women's basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson

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Sade Morris

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Jamie Boyd

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Porscha Weddington

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LaChelda Jacobs

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KU sports infromation photographer Jeff Jacobsen takes a portrait of LaChelda Jacobs Thursday at the KU women's basketball media day in Allen Fieldhouse.

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Rebecca Frickert

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Kansas University freshmen, from left, Kelly Kohn, Lindsay Ballweg, Danielle McCray, Rebecca Feickert, LaChelda Jacobs, Porscha Weddington and Sade Morris gather for a Media Day portrait. The seven newcomers met the media Thursday in Allen Fieldhouse.

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Supersonics coach Bob Hill, a former Kansas University assistant, will return to Allen Fieldhouse for Sunday's exhibition against the Chicago Bulls. Tipoff will be 1 p.m.

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KU women's basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson answers questions about NCAA penalties imposed against the Jayhawks. The NCAA said Thursday that KU punished the women's basketball program too severely for secondary violations that occurred before Henrickson took over.

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KU football coach Mark mangino answers questions regarding NCAA penalties imposed on his program. Mangino addressed the media Thursday at Hadl Auditorium.

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Kansas University chancellor Robert Hemenway, left, and athletic director Lew Perkins visit with an audience member following a news conference concerning the NCAA's response to infractions committed by KU. Hemenway and Perkins discussed the NCAA-imposed penalties Thursday at Hadl Auditorium.

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KU Men's basketball coach bill self answers questions regarding NCAA penalties. Self addressed the media during Thursday's news conference at Hadl Auditorium.

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