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University Daily Kansan, August 28, 1981
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Mitchell quits, returns home
By TRACEE HAMILTON
Sports Editor
Head basketball coach Ted Owens knew he would feel the loss of last year's seniors. He just didn't know how much.
Center Victor Mitchell yesterday joined a growing list of Jawahars who have defaulted from the team. Owens said the 6-foot-9, 250-pound junior forward was returning to his home in Amarillo, Texas, where he played jubilee ball.
"TM DISAPPOINTED that we won't have Victor with us," Owens said. "I had anticipated him having a fine senior year. However, I have to honor his wishes to fulfill his obligation to his family."
Mitchell, who started 23 of 32 contests for the Jayhawks last season, averaged 8.1 points and 5.6 rebounds a game. He was married this past summer.
Two junior college transfers recruited this spring have decided not to attend KU, further thinning the roster.
Tom Sewell, a transfer from Amarillo, Mitchell's old school, backed out on his agreement to come to KU. He was the 6-6 swinger who would do this fall.
"HE EITHER decided to go back or went to another school," Owens said.
Owens said that despite the losses, he did not plan to heavily recruit junior college players this fall.
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"I don't want too many, because we only lost three," Owens said before Mitchell's departure was announced. Mitchell to get some high school players."
Jackie Fleury, a 6-3 guard from El Camino Junior College in California, was not qualified to transfer.
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However, the Kansan has learned that Owens is recruiting another player, a swingman, and that an announcement can be expected in the
THE LOSS OF Mitchell leaves the Jayhawks with two returning starters, 6-2 guard Tony Guy and 8-7 forward David Magley. Kelly Knight, 6-4 center, has recovered from knee surgery and is expected to fill the gap left by Mitchell.
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