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Monday, January 26, 1998
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Pugh was 4-for-5 from the floor and finished with 10 points and six rebounds. He had missed one month before playing against Texas A&M on Jan. 14, but this was his first start since breaking a bone in his foot Dec. 13.
LaFrentz had 31 points in a 13-for-18 shooting performance, including the Jayhawks' only two three-point goals. He added 15 rebounds and three steals despite playing just 24 minutes.
Forwards Raef LaFrentz and T.J. Pugh returned to the startling lineup Saturday, as No. 3 Kansas played with a complete roster for the first time this season.
"He's not going to score 30 points every night, but T.J. allows Raef and Paul to have more freedom on offense," Williams said. "He does things that might not show in the box score, but do on the scoreboard when the game is over."
Coach Roy Williams said after the game that Pugh was the most consistent defensive player that he has ever coached at Kansas.
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"I felt this was a big game for me," LaFrentz said. "I felt that I needed to come out and play well to try and make a statement that I'm here, I'm strong and I'll be able to go 40 minutes."
Pity Texas Tech, which lost 88-49 as Kansas set a new homecourt winning streak at 56 consecutive games.
LaFrentz, who had missed nine games with a stress fracture, had not played since Dec. 23, 1997, said he was eager to play so he could prove a point.
The Jayhawks stormed to an early 16-0 lead. The Red Raiders missed their first 10 shots and were held scoreless until more than seven minutes had elapsed.
Texas Tech pulled to within 20-7, but Kansas countered with a 21-0 run that included 13 combined points from LaFrentz and forward Paul Pierce. The Jayhawks went into halftime with a 44-14 lead. Kansas cruised to victory in the second half.
To make room for LaFrentz and Pugh in the starting lineup, center Eric Chenowith and forward Lester Earl returned to the bench. Each player had averaged close to a double-double while LaFrentz and Pugh were sidelined.
"Eric and Lester did a great job while I was out," LaFrentz said. "Their roles
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Down 40-18 early in the second half, the Jayhawks rallied to an 18-4 run that reduced Texas Tech's lead to eight points. Suzi Raymont, who was held scoreless in the first half, scored seven points in 40 seconds during the Jayhawks' run.
For the first 20 minutes, the Kansas women's basketball team forgot how good it really was.
Washington: Her women's team lost to Texas Tech.
Kansas fell behind early 19-4 and trailed by as many as 24 points late in the first half, but a second-half surge by the Jayhawks was not enough to overcome No. 5 Texas Tech. 72-56.
Kansas' defensive effort in the second half held the Lady Raiders (13-3, 6-1 Big 12) to 33 percent shooting after they had hit 48 percent in the first half.
The Jayhawks' offense also improved during the second half. Kansas hit 50 percent of its field goals, 17-of-34 shots. The Jayhawks outscored Texas Tech in the second half 38-34.
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I think that was the key, our start, and then we just hung in there in the second half," said Texas Tech coach Marsha Sharp.
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Texas Tech missed nine of 18 free throws down the stretch, but the Lady Raiders scored the last six points of the game to squelch any chance of a Kansas comeback victory.
"Nobody expected us to win. We hurt ourselves," said Kansas coach Marian Washington. "We found that we can play with them, but we have to play for 40 minutes instead of 20."
Raymant led the Jayhawks with 14 points, and forward Lynn Pride recorded a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. The Associated Press contributed information to this story.
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