It's getting to be that time again
Frosh-Varsity battle set for Saturday night
One of the most promising freshman basketball squads at Kansas in several years will test the Jayhawk varsity Saturday night (Nov. 22) in Allen Field House as coach Ted Owens puts his charges on public display for the first time this season.
The annual Varsity-Freshman matchup tips off at 7:30 p.m. as the second half of a big sports doubleheader in Lawrence. Earlier in the day KU's football team closes its season against Orange Bowl bound Missouri at Memorial Stadium.
Working with his least experienced squad in six years as head coach of the Jayhawks, Owens harbors deep concern as to how well the varsity will perform against the frosh.
"For the first time in several years the freshmen have a real good chance to win," Owens concedes.
"In our practice scrimmages the freshmen have been whipping the varsity on the back-boards."
Adding to Owens' woes is the questionable status of sophomore guard Aubrey Nash, who has been handicapped the past month with a sprained ankle that has been slow to mend.
Owens said he would not know until later in the week whether Nash would participate in the Varsity-Freshman game.
Going into the final four days of practice ahead of this test, Owens had settled on only three definite starters, and he was not certain where two of them would play.
Bud Stallworth, 6-5 sophomore from Hartselle, Ala., appears sure
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of a starting assignment at one forward and juniors Dave Robisch (6-9) and Pierre Russell (6-3) will join him somewhere.
Reason for the uncertainty is Owens' debate with himself as to whether to start a "big" team or a "little" team.
If he goes with the smaller unit, he'll have Stallworth and Russell at forwards, Robisch at the pivot and Captain Chester Lawrence and sophomore Bob Kivisto at guards.
If he decides to go with the bigger lineup to better cope with the frosh on the backboards, it will be Stallworth and Robisch at forwards, 6-10 junior Roger Brown at the pivot and Russell at guard along with either Lawrence or Kivisto.
Freshman coach Gale Catlett will start four players ranging from 6-6 to 6-11 along with 5-11 Mark Williams of Denver. The frosh starters will be 6-11 Randy Canfield of Wichita, 6-7 Leonard Gray of Kansas City, 6-6 Mike Bossard of Washington, D.C., and 6-6 Jerry House of Fayetteville, Ark.
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