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University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, August 24, 1977
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Fia., was named the top player on Florida's 20.5 points and 11.4 rebounds. He scored 20.5 points and 11.4 rebounds.
Owens said he might try Hurt, Crawford
Nam at perimeter positions. All are consid-
ered to be safe.
KU ALSO appears to have good depth and
Staff Photo by GEORGE MILLENER
Reaching up
NeenKoigs, the Jayhawks' 6-10 forward, figures to be a domineering force under the basket at the University of Kansas sets its sights on a Big Eight championship. Following an 18-10 effort last season, head coach Ted Owens may shift his game from a face-to-face to a quicker, guard-oriented approach with the addition of top-flight guards.
Koenings, 8,10, three-year letterman from Goddard, was captain of last year's squail. Koenings has led the 'Hawks in field goal and free throw percentage the past two seasons and won an 10.9 average. His 197 rebounds were second on the squail.
"Ken is very interested in the team concept," Norwood said. "He is intelligent and a hardworker. Ken is a fine offensive player who plays very aggressive defense."
experience at center, where seniors Ken Koenings and Donnie Von Moore and Junior Paul Mokeski return.
VON MOORE, who returned last year after sitting out a year because of illness, averaged 7.1 points and pulled down 153 rebounds on the court. Moore, second on the team behind Koeniga.
"He has all the tools, he can jump well and plays good defense," Norwood said. "We hope he increases his quickness."
Mokeski, a 7-4 junior from Encino, Calif., missed eight weeks of the 1976-77 season because of a broken ankle. Mokeski was bothered with hamstring pulls as a freshman and has yet to play a full season. Last year, he averaged 6.1 points.
After the loss of Nobles, Owens is concerned about the forward spot.
"THAT'S THE area we know the least about," he said. "We are strong at guard and the pivot area, and we could come out very strong at the forward spot. It's just a question of developing a fundamentally sound forward."
The only returning forward is 6-7 sophomore Anderson, who appeared in six games.
The Jayhawks begin practice Oct. 15 in preparation for their opening Nov. 28 at home.
Basketball schedule
Staff Photo
Nov. 28      Central Missouri State
Nov. 28      Central Missouri State
Nov. 28      Southern Methodist
Nov. 27      Murray State
Nov. 27      Fulton-Jacksonius
Dec. 10      Kentucky
Dec. 10      St. Louis
Dec. 10      at Oral Roberts
Dec. 10      at Oral Roberts (Lake Rock)
Dec. 7.50      Big Eight Holiday Tournament (at Kansas
Jan. 7      at Missouri
Jan. 7      at Oklahoma State
Jan. 14      Oklahoma
Jan. 21      Iowa State
Jan. 21      Kansas State
Jan. 21      at Nebraska
Jan. 28      Colorado
Feb. 1      Oklahoma State
Feb. 4      Oklahoma
Feb. 4      Missouri
Feb. 19      Iowa State
Feb. 28      Nebraska
Feb. 28      Arkansas
Feb. 38      First Round of Big Eight Post-Season
Mar. 3-4      Big Eight Post-Season Tournament (at
KU basketball coach Ted Owens fires instructions to his team.
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