By Greg Echlin
The final score read: Missouri 74, Iowa State 59. But the most noticeable number in the Tigers’ season opener was Friday night’s attendance count. Continue reading Tides Changing For Missouri Tigers After Season Opener
By Greg Echlin
The final score read: Missouri 74, Iowa State 59. But the most noticeable number in the Tigers’ season opener was Friday night’s attendance count. Continue reading Tides Changing For Missouri Tigers After Season Opener
Before his career with the Chicago Cubs, Bobby Dernier was an outstanding athlete at Raytown South High School. This month, Dernier is going into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. Continue reading Suit Settled, But Is Raytown South Problem Solved?
Photo credit Iowa State Athletics Communications
By Greg Echlin
There’s a reason the Kansas Jayhawks and Missouri Tigers continue to struggle in football under David Beaty and Barry Odom respectively. They’re letting the best prospects slip away. Continue reading Former KU and MU Football Prospect Pays Off—For Iowa State
By Ian Echlin
It’s possible that no other NCAA Basketball programs would sell out an arena for an October exhibition game.
The historic rivalry between Kansas and Missouri went on hiatus in 2012 when Missouri left the Big 12 for the SEC. Continue reading Missouri and Kansas Exhibition Charged Like In-Season Game
By Ian Echlin
A University of Louisville batter lost his bat on a swing and sent it flying into the stands Sunday afternoon at the College World Series. The fan hit in the head walked away with a minor cut.
However, the incident raises questions about safety at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha. An NCAA official says it’s being addressed. Continue reading Close Call At College World Series Causes Concern
Cleveland Cavaliers newcomer Kyle Korver connected on two free throws with 19 seconds left in Game 4 of the series-clinching win over the Indiana Pacers. It gave the Cavaliers a three-point lead, 105-102, before one final free throw by LeBron James sealed it. In Game 2 of the first-round series, Korver scored 12 points on four three-pointers in five attempts. On a championship caliber team, the former Creighton Bluejays standout is entering unexplored territory in his basketball career.
By Ian Echlin
College basketball fans remember Steve Fisher for coaching the Fab Five at Michigan. But Kansas Jayhawk fans will remember Fisher with San Diego State as a scrape on Bill Self’s home record at Allen Fieldhouse – like a healed scar. Continue reading Active Coaches Who Beat Bill Self at Allen Fieldhouse Are Dwindling
Baylor forward Ish Wainwright is making the best of his senior year with a Sweet 16 appearance, the first since his freshman season with the Bears in 2014. He helped his team with two important free throws to secure the lead against USC with 16 seconds left. Wainwright played two seasons at Montrose Christian Academy (Md.) after two seasons in the beleaguered Raytown South (Mo.) program where he caught the attention of Kansas coach Bill Self. While at Raytown South, Wainwright played under coach Brad Oestreich, who is suing the Raytown School District for wrongful termination and discrimination. Oestreich said he had nothing but good memories of Wainwright in his two years at Raytown South.
LINK TO KCUR.org: “Raytown South’s Basketball Success Masks District’s Legal Troubles” Continue reading Baylor’s Wainwright Leaves Behind Embattled Raytown School District
By Ian Echlin
Kansas kid, Siler Schneider, is along for the historical ride with University of California-Davis making basketball program history. Now he’s ready to hop on for a chance at college basketball history. Continue reading Kansas Kid Hopes for Historical Upset Against KU