Stories for November 16, 2011

Wildcats' swats flummox KU

Five minutes into the second half of Tuesday night’s game against Kentucky in renovated Madison Square Garden, Elijah Johnson, Kansas University’s springy junior guard who revels in punishing rims, took the pass in the left corner and took off toward the hoop.

UK wins, but John Calipari not impressed

Kentucky guard Doron Lamb believed his team made a statement following the Wildcats’ 75-65 victory over Kansas on Tuesday night.

Gary Bedore’s KU hoops notebook: Bill Self speaks about signees

Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self before Tuesday’s game announced the signing of Zach Peters and Landen Lucas to national letters of intent.

Jayhawks turn up turnover margin

With Kansas University’s football team losing eight straight since starting the season 2-0, finding tangible evidence of improvement has been difficult.

Loud and clear: UK pulls away, makes statement

The winningest college basketball program of all time looked quite a bit better than No. 2 ... at least on Tuesday night.

KU volleyball gets 10 on academic team

Kansas University’s volleyball team placed a program-best 10 members on the Academic All-Big 12 teams, tying Iowa State for most overall.

Kansas announces athlete signings

Three Kansas University coaches announced national letter-of-intent signing recently.

KU women wary of Bluejays’ treys

There is some uncertainty for Kansas University’s women’s basketball team as it heads into its game tonight against Creighton — specifically, whether junior forward Carolyn Davis will be able to play.

Kendial Lawrence, De’Vion Moore to split time for Mizzou

Missouri coach Gary Pinkel said Kendial Lawrence and De’Vion Moore will split time at tailback this week in place of Henry Josey, out for the year due to a knee injury.

ISU receiver charged with robbery

Iowa State backup receiver Albert Gary has been charged with first-degree robbery stemming from a June incident in Ames.

Cyclones face ‘scary’ OSU

Iowa State wary of Cowboys’ offense

Iowa State had an extra week to try to figure out how to slow down Oklahoma State’s high-powered offense.

Sooners relish second chance

After early loss, OU back in national title picture

As he watched what was going on in college football during Oklahoma’s open week, tight end Trent Ratterree’s first reaction to seeing Stanford and Boise State drop from the ranks of the unbeaten was sympathy.

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