1. Sherron Collins: Scored team’s first seven points, scored 14 points on nine field goal attempts, did not have a turnover and had four assists and three steals. Played a great all-around game. 2. Cole Aldrich: Temple post player Lavoy Allen paid Aldrich a very nice compliment by saying ...
1. Cole Aldrich: Passed up an easy shot and took two shots he shouldn’t have — one banked in from the top of the key — but otherwise dominated the interior with six blocked shots and 14 rebounds. 2. Elijah Johnson: Picked up the team’s pace during his 10 minutes, time enough to ...
1. Tyshawn Taylor: Not KU's leading scorer, but still had the team's best stat line. Contributed 13 points on 6-for-8 shooting with seven assists, two steals, two rebounds and just one turnover. Taylor has 24 assists and just two turnovers in his last four games. 2. Cole Aldrich: Was team’s ...
1. Marcus Morris: Telegraphed some ill-advised passes and had three turnovers, but otherwise had a big day punctuated by his three-pointer from the left corner when Michigan was threatening to get within single digits. Played with passion, made all eight of his free throws and finished with a ...
Note: The Journal-World's Matt Tait filled in for Tom Keegan for the KU-La Salle edition of the Keegan Ratings. 1. Xavier Henry: Career-high 31 points in just the ninth game of his college career. Sweet stroke from three-point land and a nearly unstoppable desire to get to the basket led to ...
Note: The Journal-World's Matt Tait filled in for Tom Keegan for the KU-Radford edition of the Keegan Ratings. 1. Elijah Johnson: Justified earning his first start with 11 points and three rebounds on 4-of-6 shooting, including 2-of-2 shooting from downtown. The numbers only tell half the ...
Kansas athletic director Lew Perkins, shopping for a new football coach, can lure candidates with a big salary (Mark Mangino’s annual pay reached $2.3 million), a swanky new football complex, a big-time conference and for the family-man coach, a very livable city with strong public ...
1. Markieff Morris: Career-best performance for the sophomore power forward. Had 19 points, six rebounds and two steals. 2. Sherron Collins: Played a big part in guiding Markieff Morris into his big day by telling him he would be open because of the attention paid to Cole Aldrich and by ...
