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Thursday, February 16, 1995
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Power outage leaves track team in the cold
Kansas won't send full team to K-State Open
By Robert Moczydlowsky
Kansan sportswriter
A generator explosion on Feb. 9 knocked out the lights in Anschutz Sports Pavilion and left the Kansas track team powerless.
"It's terrible," Kansas senior Natasha Shafer said. "It's so cold in there. Everybody is afraid that they'll pull a muscle. It's really kind of dangerous."
The lack of light and heat has put the Kansas coaching staff into a precautionary mode. In order to prevent injuries, practices have been limited both in duration and in intensity.
The recent outage has forced new efforts to keep athletes well-rested and healthy, and only a small group will travel to Manhattan for tomorrow's Kansas State Open.
The rest of the Jayhawks will remain in Lawrence for individual weekend workouts.
"We primarily going to take our jumpers and throwers," Kansas assistant coach Steve Guymon said. "Our distance runners and sprinters would really be better served by a good workout here. Our jumpers and
throwers need this opportunity to stay in focus. They are the ones that have been most disadvantaged by the power outage."
Guymon also said that this weekend would give some of the Jayhawks' less experienced athletes a chance to shine.
"We'll take some athletes that might not usually get a chance to compete." he said. "If they run well, we may notice that they should travel with us and compete at the Big Eight meet next week."
And despite the cold temperatures in Anschutz, Guymon thinks the Jayhawks will come out all right.
"I know that it's cold in there," he said. "I nearly froze my hands off trying to keep times at practice. But I think that we'll be able to get in enough good work that it won't effect us at the Big Eight meet."
Shafer wasn't as optimistic as Guymon.
The team is preparing for the conference championships Feb. 25 in Manhattan.
"Maybe the weather will cooperate," Shafer said. "At the very least, we ought to get a heater in there. Hopefully, we'll move into the field house. I really think that we need some better workouts before we go to Manhattan."
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