Thursday, January 24, 2008
Highs
Sean Haluska
Haluska, the younger brother of former University of Iowa basketball player Adam Haluska, made the most of his six minutes on the Allen Fieldhouse floor. Haluska played like the kid at the Rec Center who nobody wants guarding him. Given his scrappiness, there is no doubt the next time these teams meet, Haluska and Chase Buford will battle it out for the hustle champion of the Big 12.
Time Capsule
In-game entertainment can be hit-or-miss at sporting events. Example No. 1: The Smile Cam at Allen Fieldhouse. The place goes deathly silent during this awkward two minutes. But the people behind the in-game entertainment have hit a grand slam with the Time Capsule segment. Fans get a great song to listen to and classic Jayhawk highlights — a great combination.
Wesley Johnson
The Cyclone sophomore finished with 21 points and showed signs that he might be one of the best players in the conference as soon as next season. Of course, that might be a low if you’re a Jayhawk fan.
Lows
Aldrich gets posterized
Cole Aldrich is only playing 8.5 minutes per game. And while the freshman has been good for six blocked shots already this season, he whiffed on Wednesday night. Iowa State senior Rahshon Clark dunked on Aldrich — hard — in the second half.
Teahan goes scoreless
Fans chanted freshman Conner Teahan’s name and then exploded when he checked into the game. But Teahan went scoreless, missing his only jumpshot.
Iowa State’s guards
Iowa State scored 59 points against Kansas. Fifty-five of those points came from players over 6-feet-6.
Big 12 men's basketball wrap-up
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Rewind: A look back at this weekend's ...
The high/low, prime plays, notebook and more.
Petterson: Jayhawks entertain with plays
Kansas basketball team’s victory against Pittsburg State is a 40-minute highlight reel.
Kansas escapes with an 87-78 victory
Sherron Collins and Tyshawn Taylor combined for 52 points to hold off ...
Releford invigorates Jayhawks, posts first career double-double
Junior guard Travis Releford started the game off the right way and ...
The Wrap-up
Everything you need to know from the men's basketball victory over Colorado ...
Men’s basketball wrap-up
The high/low, box score and prime plays of Kansas’ 75-56 victory against ...
Kansas cruises to 78-67 victory
Four Kansas players scored at least 12 points and Cole Aldrich pulled ...
Rematch already
The Jayhawks defeated the Huskers 79-58 two weeks ago in Lincoln, Neb., ...
Kansas tramples Missouri in Border Showdown
No. 2 Kansas rolled over the Missouri Tigers in commanding fashion, 84-65.
Kansas pulls away from Colorado in the ...
Kansas' athleticism prevailed in a 73-56 victory as Colorado gradually succumbed
Game Day: A different kind of tiger
Get ready for this Saturday's men's basketball game against Jackson State.
Freshman quartet enjoy the ‘madness’
Four freshman players are content to sit out of the spotlight this ...
Kansas pulls away late to win 82-67
Craig Brackins lit up the scoreboard with 42 points and 13 rebounds, ...
A season full of ups and downs
Men's basketball team had highlights and low points on its way to ...
Late-game cleanup work made pretty
Fans and teammates agree that Teahan’s ability to hit three-point shots in ...
Men’s basketball makes the grade
Mark Dent hands out report cards to the 2008 national champions.
Year in review
It was an eventful year for the Jayhawks. The Wave takes a ...
‘Kansan’ picks players for own honor roll
Carpenter: Robinson, Taylor should produce this season
Transfer Kevin Young also has a chance at starting.
Passing out the grades
Grades are based on season expectations in comparison to the actual performance.
Relishing the road to KU basketball
Travis Releford, member of the Jayhawks’ 2008 recruiting class, finishes his senior ...
FINAL SCORE: Kansas 87, Kansas State 71
Aldrich, Collins and Taylor combined for 59 points to oust the Wildcats.
Live Blog: No. 2 Kansas hosts Kansas ...
Sherron Collins plays his last game in the Phog as the Jayhawks ...
Kansas defeats New Mexico State, 100-79
Kansas takes down the Aggies, notch third straight victory.
Longtime competitors to meet again
Aldrich has played against K-State’s Darren Kent since they were in the ...
Kansas vs. Siena
Kansas holds on against Siena 91-84
Aldrich adjusting to life in the NBA
He’s a young guy on one of the youngest teams, but the ...
Gameday preview: Iowa State
Kansas tips off against Iowa State on Saturday at 3 p.m. in ...
Aldrich returns to form in rout of ...
The junior center was crucial in Kansas' 84-61 victory against Iowa State.
The good, the bad and the offseason
With three separate lists, we look at why Kansas succeeded, why they ...
Profiling the legends: Rush and Chalmers
Brandon Rush and Mario return to Allen Fieldhouse next weekend for Legends ...
Blog: No. 9 Northern Iowa sneaks past ...
Ali Farokhmanesh hit a long three pointer with the clock winding down ...
Never in doubt, Kansas wins 73-53
Kansas scored 23 points off turnovers and Mario Little was a perfect ...
Second half focus key in defeat of ...
Despite a close first half score, the Jayhawks pull away for an ...
No. 3 Kansas moves to 4-0 in ...
Jayhawks keep perfect conference record alive with a 23-point drubbing of Iowa ...
Kansas wipes out Missouri 90-65
Sherron Collins and Cole Aldrich combined for 44 points and 19 rebounds ...
Morning Brew: Big 12 basketball awards
A midseason look at the best players in the Big 12 Conference.
Self: No regrets about team’s season
The men’s basketball team reflects on how far it progressed this year.

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