THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 2014
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ATHLETICS
TICKET TIME
All you need to know about the All Sports Combo
BRIAN HILLIX sports@kansan.com
HOW CAN I BUY TICKETS
TO ALL THE MEN'S
BASKETBALL GAMES?
The new Rock Chalk Park at 6th Street and George Williams Way houses facilities for softball, soccer and track & field activities.
GEORGE MULLINIX/KANSAN
I DON'T HAVE THE ALL SPORTS COMBO, AN I STILL PURCHASE IT?
You can purchase the All Sports Combo, which includes tickets to all the home football and men's basketball games.
Yes - There is no deadline to purchase the All Sports Combo, but it is recommended you do so before the first football game. You must purchase the combo at the Ticket Office or at the student gate before a football game.
HOW MUCH IS THE ALL SPORTS COMBO?
If you purchased it online before the July 31 deadline, it was $150. Now that the deadline has passed, it is $175.
I ALREADY PURCHASED THE
I ALREADY PURCHASED THE ALL SPORTS COMBO, NOW WHAT?
Pick up your football tickets at the Ticket Office, located at the southeast corner of Allen Fieldhouse (across from the baseball stadium). You can also pick up your tickets at the first football game you attend.
WHAT ABOUT MY BASKETBALL TICKETS?
You will be emailed in late September/early October about the process for picking up men's basketball tickets. The tickets are electronically downloaded to your KU ID, and you will redeem the tickets at three different times throughout the year.
I DON'T CARE ABOUT FOOTBALL. CAN I BUY A CHEAPER TICKET PACKAGE FOR JUST THE MEN'S BASKETBALL GAMES? No.
CAN I BUY A TICKET PACKAGE FOR JUST THE FOOTBALL GAMES?
Yes - For $45, you can buy tickets to all the home
football games
CAN I WRITE A CHECK TO PAY FOR THE TICKETS?
No, you must pay with cash or credit/debit card.
I DON'T WANT TO BUY
THE ALL SPORTS COMBO, BUT
I STILL WANT TO GO TO SOME
GAMES. HOW MUCH IS IT
FOR A SINGLE GAME?
You can buy single-game tickets to football and men's basketball games for $10 each. This must be done at the ticket office. (Important to note: for men's basketball games, certain games may be sold out before students have the ability to purchase them.)
I HEARD I HAVE TO CAMP FOR BASKETBALL TICKETS. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
Students camp to get the best possible seats in Allen Fieldhouse. The University Daily Kansan will post information on what camping is and how it works prior the season. If you want to know now, ask an upperclassman.
WHAT ABOUT TICKETS TO THE OTHER SPORTS?
For all sports except football and men's basketball, admittance is free with a valid KU 1D.
Allen Fieldhouse (men's and women's basketball) - Naismith Drive, south end of
WHAT ARE ALL THE SPORTS FACILITIES,
AND WHERE ARE THEY?
Memorial Stadium (football) - Mississippi Street, northeast end of campus.
campus.
Hoglund Ballpark (baseball) - South side of Allen Fieldhouse.
Horejsi Family Athletics Center (volleyball) - Between Hoglund Ballpark and Allen Fieldhouse.
Rock Chalk Park (softball, soccer, track & field) - 6th Street and George Williams Way, West Lawrence.
WHEN DO THE STUDENT GATES OPEN FOR FOOTBALL AND MEN'S BASKETBALL GAMES?
Two hours before game time.
I HAVE A FRIEND FROM
ANOTHER SCHOOL WHO WANTS
TO GO TO A KU FOOTBALL GAME.
Unfortunately, you need a valid KU ID to use a student ticket, so your friend will need to purchase a Student Guest ticket, which is the price of a Tier 3 ticket for that particular game. If you have a student ticket, you can use it to knock $10 off the price of the Student Guest ticket.
I SEE I GET A COMPLIMENTARY
TICKET FOR THE FIRST TWO
HOME FOOTBALL GAMES. DOES A
STUDENT HAVE TO USE IT OR
CAN IT BE ANYONE?
Anyone can use the complimentary ticket - a parent, little brother or a friend from Mizzou.
The All Sports Combo includes tickets to all the football games at Memorial Stadium. For $45, students can instead purchase a package including tickets to only the home football games.
FILE PHOTO/KANSAN
Kansas City Chiefs' Alex Smith (11) looks to pass under pressure from Carolina Panthers' Star Lotulelei (98) during the first half of a preseason NFL football game in Charlotte, N.C., Sunday, Aug. 17, 2014.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Newton, Stewart lead Panthers past Chiefs
ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — If Carolina Panthers Coach Ron Rivera has his way, Cam Newton won't be running as many read-option plays as he has in the past.
Newton made a successful return following ankle surgery, Stewart ran for two touchdowns and the Panthers beat the Kansas City Chiefs 28-16 in a preseason game.
If Jonathan Stewart runs the way he did Sunday night, Newton won't need to.
Newton has been hit more than any quarterback in the NFL over the past three seasons and Rivera has said held like to reduce the wear and tear on his franchise quarterback.
Newton completed 4 of 9 passes for 65 yards and led a pair of touchdown drives before exiting late in the second quarter with Carolina (1-1) up 14-6. Stewart ran for 26 yards on four carries and made a strong case to be the Panthers' goal-line back — if not their primary ball carrier — with scoring runs of 3 and 2 yards.
"If we can run the ball effectively with the backs and not have to rely on him running we would much rather do that," Rivera said.
And that's fine with Newton.
"I'm trying to win football games and if that is saying, 'Cam hand the ball off every play. Cam run the ball down the field 20 yards like a chicken with his head cut off every play. Cam drop back and throw the ball. Cam go get everybody a drink of water.' ... Whatever is asked of me, I will do to try to win the football game," Newton said.
Newton was rusty early.
The Chiefs (1-1) moved the ball well early on without star running back Jamaal Charles, but were forced to settle for
Carolina's first three possessions netted a yard and no first downs. Newton compounded the problem by overthrowing Kelvin Benjamin on a deep ball after the rookie receiver got behind the secondary.
But Stewart replaced DeAngelo Williams and immediately gave the Panthers a boost with a 17-yard carry around left end. The Panthers found their rhythm after that, driving 66 and 50 yards for touchdowns on their next two possessions.
"We had a slow start tonight, which is unacceptable," Newton said. "We have to stay on schedule and not waste opportunities like the shot to Benji. Kansas City's a good football team and we didn't match their intensity early."
Kansas City's Alex Smith
finished 14 of 22 for 127 vards.
Kansas City's search for a reliable No. 2 receiver continues.
a pair of field goals — one of them a 54-yarder by Ryan Succup.
"We did some good things," Smith said. "We moved the ball on a stout defense. We just didn't finish, but self-inflicted things tonight."
Dwayne Bowe, who will miss the first game of the regular season because of an NFL-imposed suspension, had five catches for 62 yards but none of the Chiefs' other wide receivers stood out.
Rookie quarterback Aaron Murray's first NFL pass completion was for a 43-yard touchdown strike to tight end Travis Kelce, but he later threw an interception leading to a Carolina touchdown.
Newton had to shake off some early rust.
He missed on five of his first six passes and was sacked for a 13-yard loss, leading to three straight three-and-outs to start the game.
Carolina benefited from a 32-yard pass interference penalty on Chiefs cornerback Ron Parker that set up Stewart's
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND ACCESS CENTER
Supplemental Instruction
Discover the PosSIbilities
Supplemental Instruction (SI) provides peer facilitated study sessions to all students in specific large lecture classes. The following list identifies the FALL 2014 courses in which Supplemental Instruction will be provided:
| COURSE | PROFESSOR |
| :--- | :--- |
| ACCT 200 | Dr. Tim Shaftel |
| ANTH 160 | Dr. Brent Metz |
| ASTR 191 | Dr. Bruce Twarog |
| BIOL 100 | Dr. Gerrit deBoer |
| CLSX 148 | Dr. Emma Scioli |
| ECON 104 | Dr. Brian Staihr |
| ECON 142 | Dr. Brian Staihr |
| ECON 142 | Dr. Neal Becker |
| ECON 144 | Dr. Brian Staihr |
| GEOL 101 | Dr. Jennifer Roberts |
| PHIL 140 | Dr. Sarah Robins |
| POLS 110 | Dr. Christina Bejarano |
| PSYC 350 | Dr. David Holmes |
For more information, visit achievement.ku.edu/supplemental-instruction or email supplemental@ku.edu
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