TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2002
SPORTS
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN 3b
Football
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since the Southwest Missouri State game on Sept.14, played in several quarters of the game a.r.d had one catch for eight yards.
Junior running back Harold McClendon contributed to Kansas' 115 offensive yards against the Wildcats with 25 yards on five carries. McClendon shared playing time with second-year freshman running back Clark Green, who carried the ball 15 times for 41 yards.
McClendon is likely to receive more playing time this season because Mangino said that junior running back Reggie Duncan probably would not play in the final two games against Nebraska and Oklahoma State.
Mangino said playing in a game where Kansas trailed taught his underclassmen to play hard without looking at the scoreboard.
"I wanted them to be in there, in a ball game against a good team, an in-state rival, where they had to face adversity and had to keep fighting," Mangino said. "I wanted them to be tested and understand that you have to be able to fight, claw and scratch under
any conditions — winning, losing."
On the defensive side of the ball, where former quarterbacks freshman Nick Reid and junior Zach Dyer have been converted to starters, Mangino did even more shuffling with his lineup.
Junior defensive back Bobby Birhiray made four tackles against Kansas State, after making one tackle in the first nine games of the season, and had his first career interception in the third quarter.
Mangino was so impressed with freshman line backer Kevin Kane that he named him the defensive player of the game. Kane had a career-high six tackles.
Although Mangino said he was happy with the experience that the younger players gained in Saturday's game, he was quick to say that he did not want to discourage his upperclassmen.
"They know how I feel and I want them, the older kids, the seniors, to finish their careers strong here," Mangino said. "I want them to leave here with their head up high, with their dignity and pride, knowing they gave everything they had no matter the circumstances."
— Edited by Katie Teske and Adam Pracht
Jayhawks
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worst after he heard a pop when he landed. He was unable to leave the court under his own power, and will miss three to six weeks with a severe sprain. After the season's first week, the Mavericks are 2-0.
After losing the starting point guard job to Darrell Armstrong in the preseason, Vaughn has played 13.5 minutes per game, and has only shot 1-for-14 from the field. Vaughn was expected to play an integral role in this year's campaign for the Magic, but so far it has been up to Tracy McGrady and Grant Hill to shoulder the weight.
Jacque Vaughn - Orlando Magic
Pollard saw action in the first two games of the season, which were both wins against Cleveland and Portland.
Scot Pollard - Sacramento Kings
Against Portland, Pollard
strained his back and has sat out the team's last two games. In the two games played, Pollard has accounted for only two points and four rebounds in 23 minutes played.
Greg Ostertaq - Utah Jazz
Ostertag's two best outings so far came against Atlanta on Thursday in a losing effort, when he recorded five points and four rebounds, and then against Seattle on Sunday with five points and seven rebounds. Ostertag averages 16.5 minutes per game, splitting time with John Amaechi and Jarron Collins.
NFL
kwamie Lassiter - Arizona Cardinals
Gerald McBurrows - Atlanta Falcons
The Cardinals' 27-14 loss on Sunday to St. Louis was their second st ra i ght defeat, dropping them to
4-4 on the season. Lassiter recorded 10 tackles, bringing his season tackle total up to 40.
McBurrows has been a key contributor on defense this season in his new starting role. In Sunday's win over Baltimore,
McBurrows did not register a tackle, but picked off his first interception of the year.
Dana Stubblefield - San Francisco
49ers
Stubble field is starting to lose some of his playing time with the 49ers because of his lack of productivity, but he is still
an emotional leader on the defensive front. In Sunday's overtime win over Oakland, Stubblefield had just one tackle.
Davis is finally receiving more playing time after spending the last two weeks on the bench. In Sunday's win at Arizona, Davis
Don Davis - St. Louis Rams
recorded five tackles in an impressive showing.
DID NOT PLAY
Isaac Byrd - Carolina Panthers- Bye Week
Gilbert Brown - Green Bay Packers - Late Monday Night
Moran Norris - Houston Texans - Benched
Andrew Davison - New York Jets - Benched
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Rex Walters - Kansas Guard 1991-
1993
After helping lead the Jayhawks to the Final Four in 1993, Rex was a first-round pick by the New Jersey Nets. In seven NBA seasons, Walters amassed 1,547 points and 569 assists while playing with New Jersey, Miami and Philadelphia. He recorded a career-high 27 points in 1997 in a game against Boston. In his NBA career, Walters started 67 games. He has played with the Kansas City Knights of the ABA, where he averaged 14.5 points per game last season. Walters is now pursuing a new career, either in radio or in coaching. He is currently an assistant coach at Blue Valley Northwest High School in Overland Park.
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