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WSU men: Marshall finds way to continued success

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

Gregg Marshall gave his sustainability speech in March 2011, although few realized it. During Wichita State’s NIT championship run, he enthusiastically rejected the notion he coaches at a mid-major.

KU men: Maturing of Ellis hits national stage

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

The newspaper clipping sits on a living-room table, a treasure amidst the clutter of trophies, plaques and family photos. They mean something, each one of them, but Fonda Ellis wants to show you this piece of fading newsprint.

KSU men: Weber wins over his Wildcats

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

— Bruce Weber faced a puzzling question last March: What does a man do when he has the freedom to do anything?

Which Henriquez plays for Weber?

Lutz on the Wildcats: Weber needs the postseason Henriquez

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

The first thing Bruce Weber should have done after being named Kansas State’s basketball coach in March would have been to ask the previous coach, Frank Martin, about the button.

Lutz on the Jayhawks: Young, but still the best

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

In 1927, the New York Yankees won 110 games and lost only 44. Their lineup was loaded with Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Earle Combs, Tony Lazerri and others. Four Yankees pitchers won 18 or more games.

A deep, deep bench

Lutz on the Shockers: End of this bench is pretty good

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

Gregg Marshall’s Wichita State basketball teams make me nervous.

Schedule

2012-13 Wichita St. basketball (30-9, 12-6)

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

All times p.m.

Date Opponent TV Time
Nov. 5Pittsburg St. (exh.)W, 100-56
Nov. 10N.C.-CentralW, 71-57
Nov. 13at VCUW, 53-51
Nov. 15W. CarolinaW, 79-63
Nov. 17HowardW, 69-50
Nov. 20x-DePaulW, 75-62
Nov. 21x-IowaW, 75-63
Nov. 28TulsaW, 86-60
Dec. 2at Air ForceW, 72-69
Dec. 8N. ColoradoW, 80-54
Dec. 13at TennesseeL, 69-60
Dec. 20Charleston SouthernW, 65-53
Dec. 22y-Southern MissW, 59-51
Dec. 30Northern IowaW, 66-41
Jan. 2at DrakeW, 75-63
Jan. 6at BradleyW, 69-63
Jan. 9S. IllinoisW, 82-76
Jan. 13at EvansvilleL, 71-67
Jan. 16Illinois St.W, 74-62
Jan. 19No. 12 CreightonW, 67-64
Jan. 23at Missouri St.W, 62-52
Jan. 26BradleyW, 73-39
Jan. 29Indiana St.L, 68-55
Feb. 2at N. IowaL, 57-52
Feb. 5at S. IllinoisL, 64-62
Feb. 9Missouri St.W, 79-50
Feb. 13DrakeW, 71-56
Feb. 17at Illinois St.W, 68-67
Feb. 19at Indiana St.W, 66-62
Feb. 23DetroitW, 94-79
Feb. 27EvansvilleL, 59-56
March 2at CreightonL, 91-79
March 8v-MVC: Missouri StateW, 69-59
March 9v-MVC: Illinois StateW, 66-51
March 10v-MVC: CreightonL, 68-65
March 23z-NCAA: Pittsburgh (8):W, 73-55
March 23z-NCAA: Gonzaga (1):W, 76-70
March 28a-NCAA: La Salle (13):W, 72-58
March 30a-NCAA: Ohio St. (2):W, 70-66
April 5a-NCAA: Louisville (1):L, 72-68
x-at Cancun, Mexico
y-at Intrust Bank Arena
v-at St. Louis
z-at Salt Lake City
a-at Los Angeles
b-at Atlanta

Rustin Dodd breaks down the Jayhawks

Rustin Dodd breaks down the Jayhawks

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

For years, Bill Self has used a simple phrase to describe the pressures of coaching at a tradition-rich program. He calls it “Kansas math” — the idea that no matter how many stars leave KU early, or how many seniors exit, Kansas fans will generally expect their team to be even better the following year.

Paul Suellentrop breaks down the Shockers

Paul Suellentrop breaks down the Shockers

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

We won’t really know much about Wichita State’s offense until it faces one of those stay-in-front, hand-in-the-face, take-a-charge defenses in the Missouri Valley Conference. You know what Evansville or Northern Iowa can do to an offense that isn’t disciplined enough to run its plays against solid, physical defenders who refuse to let scorers do pretty things.

Jayhawk Conference: Cowley stockpiles talent for a national impact

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

— Inside tiny W.S. Scott Auditorium, there are already epic battles going on when the Cowley College men’s basketball team gathers for practice.

Taylor Eldridge breaks down the Shocker women

Taylor Eldridge breaks down the Shocker women

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

It is absurd to say it is a title-or-bust season for a program yet to win a conference championship, but welcome to this season of Wichita State hoops under Jody Adams.

MVC: Conference likes its stability

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

While most of college athletics mocks math and geography with conference realignment, the Missouri Valley Conference stays true to simpler days of round-robin scheduling and a meaningful regular-season champion.

KCAC: Booth focuses on Friends women winning together

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

If RaeAnne Booth comes off as a little bit obsessed with her work, please forgive her.

Newman: Acuay finds a place to stand out

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

There is a conversation going on in Mark Potter’s office, no different than so many others in his 15 years as men’s basketball coach at Newman University.

The Big 12 Conference

The Big 12 Conference

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

Coach: Bill Self, 269-53 in nine seasons

MIAA: Jeronimus part of Pitt State’s resurgence

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

Patience, humility and Lizzy Jeronimus.

Schedule

2012-13 K-State basketball (27-8, 14-4)

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

All times p.m.; FSKC games to be announced

Date Opponent TV Time
Nov. 4Emporia St. (exh.)W, 81-51
Nov. 9North DakotaW, 85-52
Nov. 12LamarW, 79-55
Nov. 13x-Ala.-HuntsvilleW, 87-26
Nov. 18North FloridaW, 74-55
Nov. 21y-DelawareW, 66-63
Nov. 23y-No. 4 MichiganL, 71-57
Dec. 2S.C.-UpstateW, 72-53
Dec. 8at G. WashingtonW, 65-62
Dec. 15z-No. 14 GonzagaL, 68-52
Dec. 18Texas SouthernW, 78-69
Dec. 22a-No. 8 FloridaW, 67-61
Dec. 29UMKCW, 52-44
Dec. 31South DakotaW, 70-50
Jan. 5No. 22 Oklahoma St.W, 73-67
Jan. 12at West VirginiaW, 65-64
Jan. 16at TCUW, 67-54
Jan. 19OklahomaW, 69-60
Jan. 22No. 3 KansasL, 59-55
Jan. 26at Iowa St.L, 73-67
Jan. 30TexasW, 83-57
Feb. 2at OklahomaW, 52-50
Feb. 5at Texas TechW, 68-59
Feb. 9Iowa St.W, 79-70
Feb. 11at No. 14 KansasL, 83-62
Feb. 16BaylorW, 81-61
Feb. 18West VirginiaW, 71-61
Feb. 23at TexasW, 81-69
Feb. 25Texas TechW, 75-55
March 2at BaylorW, 64-61
March 5TCUW, 79-68
March 9at Okahoma St.L, 76-70
March 14a-Big 12: TexasW, 66-49
March 15a-Big 12: Okla. St.W, 68-57
March 16a-Big 12: KansasL, 70-54
March 22a-NCAA: La Salle (13)L, 63-61
x-NIT Tipoff at Bramlage Coliseum
y-NIT Tipoff at New York
z-at Seattle
a-at Kansas City, Mo.

A look at the Jayhawk Conference

A look at the Jayhawk Conference

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

Butler

WSU women: Adams’ desire permeates Shockers

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

The obsession of winning is what drives many to succeed.

K-State women: Chambers hopes to lead Cats above expectations

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

— The next time Brittany Chambers applies for a job, she needs to list Deb Patterson as a reference.

November college basketball TV schedule

November’s college basketball TV schedule

Nov. 1 at 12:37 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 9

Jayhawk Conference schedules

Jayhawk Conference schedules

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

The Region VI men’s and women’s tournaments will be March 2-9. The finals will be held March 8-9 at Park City’s Hartman Arena.

The Missouri Valley Conference

The Missouri Valley Conference

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

Coach: Greg McDermott, 52-22 in two seasons

Kellis Robinett breaks down the Wildcats

Kellis Robinett breaks down the Wildcats

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

Kansas State has the talent to qualify for its fourth straight NCAA Tournament, and, if everything falls into place, to make some noise once it gets there. But college basketball is never that simple. Potential is only part of the equation.

A look at the KCAC

A look at the KCAC men’s and women’s teams

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

Bethany

A look at Kansas’ MIAA teams

A look at Kansas’ MIAA teams

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

Emporia State

KCAC schedules

KCAC schedules

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

Men

Newman schedules

Newman schedules

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

Men

MIAA schedules

MIAA schedules

Nov. 3 at 3:12 p.m.

Men

MVC schedule

MVC schedule

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

All times p.m.

Roster

WSU men’s roster

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

No. Player Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Hometown
0Chadrack Lufile6-9251FJr.Burlington, Ontario (Coffeyville CC)
1Derail Green6-7199FFr.Houston
2Malcolm Armstead6-0205GSr.Florence, Ala. (Chipola JC)
3Evan Wessel6-5201GSo.Wichita (Heights)
5Demetric Williams6-2178GSr.Las Vegas
11Cleanthony Early6-6215FJr.Middletown, N.Y. (Sullivan JC)
15Nick Wiggins6-6187GJr.Toronto (Wabash Valley CC)
20Kadeem Coleby6-9251CSr.Nassau, Bahamas (La.-Lafayette)
21Ehimen Orukpe7-0250CSsr.Lagos, Nigeria (Three Rivers CC)
22Carl Hall6-8238FSr.Cochran, Ga. (NW Florida St. CC)
23Fred VanVleet5-11190GFr.Rockford, Ill.
31Ron Baker6-3218GFr.Scott City
33Zach Bush6-6175FFr.Wichita (Eisenhower)
50Jake White6-8232FSo.Chaska, Minn.

Roster

KU men’s roster

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

No. Player Ht. Wt. Pos Yr. Hometown
1Naadir Tharpe5-11170GSo.Worcester, Mass.
2Rio Adams6-3190GFr.Seattle
3Andrew White6-6210GFr.Richmond, Va.
4Justin Wesley6-9220FJr.Fort Worth (Lamar)
5Jeff Withey7-0235CSr.San Diego
10Evan Manning6-3170GFr.Lawrence (Free State)
11Tyler Self6-2165GFr.Lawrence (Free State)
15Elijah Johnson6-4195GSsr.Las Vegas
20Niko Roberts5-11175GJr.Huntington, N.Y.
21Christian Garrett6-3185GSo.Los Angeles
23Ben McLemore6-5195GFr.St. Louis
24Travis Releford6-6210GSr.Kansas City, Mo. (Miege)
31Jamari Traylor6-8220FFr.Chicago
32Zach Peters6-9240FFr.Plano, Texas
33Landen Lucas6-10240FFr.Portland, Ore.
34Perry Ellis6-8225FFr.Wichita (Heights)
40Kevin Young6-8190FSr.Perris, Calif. (Loyola Marymount)

Schedule

2012-13 Kansas basketball (31-6, 14-4)

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

All times p.m.

Date Opponent TV Time
Nov. 5Washburn (exh.)W, 62-50
FridaySE Missouri St.W, 74-55
Nov. 13x-No. 14 Michigan St.L, 67-64
Nov. 15ChattanoogaW, 69-55
Nov. 19y-Washington St.W, 78-41
Nov. 20y-Saint LouisW, 73-59
Nov. 26San Jose St.W, 70-57
Nov. 30y-Oregon St.W, 84-78
Dec. 8ColoradoW, 90-54
Dec. 15BelmontW, 89-60
Dec. 18RichmondW, 87-59
Dec. 22at No. 7 Ohio St.W, 74-66
Dec. 29AmericanW, 89-57
Jan. 6TempleW, 69-62
Jan. 9Iowa St.W, 97-89 (OT)
Jan. 12at Texas TechW, 60-46
Jan. 14BaylorW, 61-44
Jan. 19at TexasW, 64-59
Jan. 22at No. 11 Kansas St.W, 59-55
Jan. 26OklahomaW, 67-54
Jan. 28at West VirginiaW, 61-56
Feb. 2Oklahoma St.L, 85-80
Feb. 6at TCUL, 62-55
Feb. 9at OklahomaL, 72-66
Feb. 11No. 10 Kansas St.W, 83-62
Feb. 16TexasW, 73-47
Feb. 20at No. 14 Oklahoma St.W, 68-67 (2OT)
Feb. 23TCUW, 74-48
Feb. 25at Iowa St.W, 108-96 (OT)
March 2West VirginiaW, 91-65
March 4Texas TechW, 79-42
March 9at BaylorL, 81-58
March 14y-Big 12: Texas TechW, 91-63
March 15y-Big 12: Iowa St.W, 88-73
March 16y-Big 12: K-StateW, 70-54
March 22y-NCAA: W. Kentucky (16)W, 64-57
March 22y-NCAA: N. Carolina (8)W, 70-58
March 29z-NCAA: Michigan (4)L, 87-85 (OT)
x-at Atlanta y-at Kansas City, Mo. z-at Arlington, Texas

KU roster

KU women’s roster

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

No. Player Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown
0Asia Boyd6-1GSo.Detroit
1Lamaria Cole5-6GFr.Bryan, Texas
3Angel Goodrich5-4GSr.Tahlequah, Okla.
5Catherine Williams6-1FSo.Duncanville, Texas
13Monica Engelman5-11GSr.San Antonio
15Chelsea Gardner6-3FSo.DeSoto, Texas
21Carolyn Davis6-3FSr.Houston
24CeCe Harper5-8GJr.San Antonio
33Tania Jackson6-2FJr.Lawrence (Lawrence)
42Natalie Knight5-7GSo.Olathe (South)
54Markisha Hawkins5-9GJr.Little Rock, Ark. (Tyler JC)

KU women’s schedule

KU women’s schedule

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

All times p.m.

Roster

K-State men’s roster

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

No. Player Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Hometown
1Shane Southwell6-6210GJr.Harlem, N.Y.
3Martavious Irving6-1200GSr.Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
11Nino Williams6-5220FSo.St. Louis (Leavenworth)
12Omari Lawrence6-3210GJr.Bronx, N.Y. (St. John’s)
13Angel Rodriguez5-11180GSo.San Juan, Puerto Rico
20Adrian Diaz6-10230FSo.Miami
21Jordan Henriquez6-11250FSr.Port Chester, N.Y.
22Rodney McGruder6-4205GSr.Washington, D.C.
24Ryan Schultz6-5200FJr.Wichita (Hutchinson CC)
33Brian Rohleder6-2210GSo.Wichita (Carroll)
40Shawn Meyer6-3210GSo.Kansas City, Mo.
42Thomas Gipson6-7270FSo.Cedar Hill, Texas
44Michael Orris6-2190GFr.Crete, Ill.
50D.J. Johnson6-8250FFr.St. Louis
55Will Spradling6-2180GJr.Overland Park (SM South)

Big 12 schedule

Big 12 basketball schedule

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

All times p.m. unless noted

K-State schedule

K-State women’s schedule

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

All times p.m.

K-State roster

K-State women’s roster

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

No. Player Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown
1Haley Texada5-7GSo.Frisco, Texas
2Brittany Chambers5-8GSr.Jordan, Minn.
4Katya Leick6-1FJr.Grey Cloud Township, Minn. (Nebraska)
10Heidi Brown5-11GSo.Plains (Southwestern Heights)
11Chantay Caron5-11G-FJr.Lawrence (Free State)
12Kelly Thomson5-10GFr.Riley (Riley County)
13Kendra Spresser5-5GJr.Dresden (Seward CC)
20Brianna Craig5-10GFr.Lincoln, Neb.
21Ashlynn Knoll5-11FJr.Canyon, Texas (Seward CC)
22Mariah White5-7GSr.Midwest City, Okla.
23Ashia Woods5-11GSo.Wichita (Collegiate)
24Marissa Ellis5-7GFr.Kansas City, Mo.
25Stacey Malone6-1FFr.Tyler, Texas

WSU schedule

WSU women’s schedule

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

All times p.m.

WSU roster

WSU women’s roster

April 9 at 3:18 p.m.

No. Player Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown
1Jasmine Jones5-9GSr.Douglasville, Ga. (Ga. Perimeter CC)
5Molly O'Brien5-9GSo.Spokane, Mo.
12Jessica Diamond5-7GSr.Houston
13Kelsey Jacobs5-2FSo.Fortuna, Calif.
21Alie Decker6-0FFr.Edmond, Okla.
22Darice Fountaine5-11GSr.Wichita (Kapaun)
24Alex Harden5-11G-FSo.Springfield, Ill.
25Chynna Turner6-0FSr.Houston
31Nicole Wells6-2FSr.Grovetown, Ga. (Ga. Perimeter CC)
33Michelle Price6-1FJr.Kingwood, Texas
34Jazimen Gordon6-2CSr.West Memphis, Ark.
44Michaela Dapprich5-10G-FFr.Branson, Mo.

Kansas seventh in preseason AP basketball poll; K-State receives votes

Oct. 26 at 1:19 p.m.

Kansas is No. 7 in the preseason Associated Press college basketball poll. Indiana received 43 of 65 first-place votes.

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