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I have been online editor at KUsports.com since August of 2008, coming from The Emporia Gazette, where I covered Emporia State sports. A native of Emporia, I double-majored in journalism and communication studies from the University of Kansas in 2006. In addition to sports, I enjoy sleeping in and Royals baseball games, even though my record at the "K" is usually uninspiring.
Recent Stories
Elder Henry makes debut
C.J. well enough to play nine minutes
Perhaps intentionally, C.J. Henry didn’t tell his mother, Barbara, that he was going to play in his first game for Kansas University on Thursday night.
FINAL: Morris twins shine in KU’s 94-44 victory over UCA
KU’s big-man twin brothers combined to go 8-for-9 from the floor with 20 points, eight rebounds, three steals and two blocks in the Jayhawks’ thumping of Central Arkansas.
Tiger liked 3’s chances
Elliot Williams couldn’t have felt better about his three-point shot to win the game in the final seconds.
FINAL: KU survives Memphis, 57-55
UM’s Elliot Williams missed a three-point attempt at the buzzer as KU held on for the two-point win.
KU’s late D lacking
Jayhawks can’t get key stop again
Justin Thornton knows there’s something that needs to be fixed with Kansas University’s defense late in games.
FINAL: KU’s defense collapses late in 31-17 loss to Nebraska
NU’s Roy Helu Jr. rushed for 156 yards and three touchdowns as KU couldn’t hold on to a fourth-quarter lead.
Hofstra standout’s plan goes awry
Jenkins tries — and fails — to get Kansas center Aldrich in foul trouble
Hofstra junior Charles Jenkins set a personal goal before Friday’s game against Kansas University: to take it straight at KU center Cole Aldrich.
FINAL: Xavier Henry sets KU freshman debut record with 27 points in 101-65 rout of Hofstra
Henry made eight of 12 shots and five of eight three-pointers in his first game as a Jayhawk; Self announces after the game that Travis Releford will red-shirt.
FINAL: KU gives highlight-reel performance in 103-45 exhibition win over Pitt. State
Freshman Thomas Robinson led the Jayhawks with 17 points.
Wildcats fired up
Graffiti sends message of disrespect
Kansas State’s football players probably didn’t need any extra motivation for Saturday’s game against Kansas University.