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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2004
INSIDE SPORTS
SOCCER
KU midfielder wins awards, helpsteam stay undefeated
A Kansas soccer player is reaping plenty of individual awards to go along with the team's 4-0 start.
Sophomore midfielder Nicole Cauzillo was named Big 12 Newcomer of the Week yesterday, after an impressive weekend of games. Cauzillo had two game-winning goals as the Jayhawks went onto win the tournament. She was selected by the tournament's coaches as the weekend's offensive MVP.
Cauzillo played her freshman season at the West Virginia. She has started in all four games for Kansas after she joined the team this fall. She leads the team with two goals and five points.
The No. 21 Jayhawks will look to keep its record perfect in the Furman Select Kickoff Classic this weekend in Greenville, S.C. Kansas will start off the tournament against host Furman at 6 p.m. today.
--- Kansan staff report
FLAG FOOTBALL
Tuesday's scores
MEN
■ Wolfpack def. Grace Pearson 26-7
■ Pi Kappa Alpha def. Dumprrucks 12-8
Battenfeld def. Beta A-2 16-7
5th Years def. Delta lota Kappa 27-12
Phi Psi 3 def. Phi Kappa Tau 21-12
Sigma Nu 1 def. Delta Chi 1 22-11
Sig Ep 1 def. Team Kearney '04 6-0
Grill Thieves Suck def. Beta Fresh Op
34-24
VOLLEYBALL
MEN
Sigma Chi T-1 wins by forfeit (2, 0-2, 0)
Dphielt D-1 def. sigma Chi T-2 (2, 16-2, 11)
**Sigma Chi I-A def. Sigma Chi I-2(1-6, 21-12)**
*Phi Delt A-def. Sigma Chi T-2(1-6, 21-12)*
*Pearson defence. Battenfield (22-20, 22-25, 17)*
*Sunshine Sguad def. Amin (19-21, 21-14)
- Pearson def. Battiefield (22-20, 20-22, 19-7)
- Sunshine Squad def. Amini (19-21, 21-14, 15-11)
WOMEN
WATKINS watkins wins by forfeit (2-0, 2-0)
Q T Pis def. Kappa Delta White by forfeit (2-0, 2-0)
COREC
Flying Squirrels by winfor (2-0, 2-0)
D Team def. Delta Sigma Pj (21-11, 21-17)
Kansas athletics calendar
TODAY
Soccer at Furman, S.C. 6 p.m.
FRIDAY
Volleyball vs. Rhode Island (KU)
(national Tournament) 12 p.m.
vonneyap vs. Wisconsin (KU Invitational)
tournament) 7 p.m.
SATURDAY
*Soccer vs. Clemson at Furman, S.C. 11 a.m.
Vollball vs. Denver 2 p.m.*
Venalty vs. Browns
Men's golf at East Tennessee State
Men's golf at East Tennessee State
Cross Country at Wildcat Invitational in Topeka
Touchdown catch
Football vs. Toledo 6 p.m.
Manuel Calvin Tulsa, Okta., freshman, catches a touchdown pass for Phi Delta Theta as teammate Brian Pitts, Cherry Creek, Colo., sophomore tries to protect him from Mike Pilshaw, Lawrence junior, defender for Phi Kappa Theta. Phi Delta Theta won the flag football game 12-8 last night.
Royals' Brown hot against Detroit
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Brown had his first two-homer game Tuesday in the Royals' 6-2 win over Detroit and has hit six of his 14 career home runs against the Tigers.
The Kansas City Royals game against the Tigers yesterday was postponed by rain. The teams will play a doubleheader today at 11:05 a.m.
DETROIT — Dee Brown will have to wait another day to face the Detroit Tigers.
Brown didn't play in the first game of the series, a 7-3 loss Monday, but he was in the lineup yesterday.
"I'm not going to disrespect the team this year," Brown said. "But in the past, their pitching hasn't been that good."
"I better play him every day against the Tigers," Kansas City manager Tony Pena said.
Pena was particularly impressed with Brown's first home run, a two-run shot in the seventh inning, which came off left-hander Nate Robertson.
Brown, a left-handed batter, agreed. "That's the one I was really happy with. He had got me out on a couple of sinkers that he jammed me with."
stands just a little longer.
"I just told myself not to try to do too much," he said. "I thought I might have hooked it. But it stayed straight."
He waited and got a fastball on a 3-1 pitch, which he lined into the right-field stands just inside the foul post.
"It's a big ballpark," Brown, said of Comerica Park. "But right field is more to my liking than Kauffman."
Brown then led off the ninth with a drive into the bullpen in right.
to my inning. Today the Royals' Zack Greinke (7-9) will face the Tigers' Jason Johnson (8-12) in the first game and Darrel May (9-16) will go against Jeremy Bonderman (10-10) in the second.
Cut KC kicker moves to Minnesota
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — Twenty-two seasons and 2,259 points later, Morten Andersen still wasn't ready to call it a career.
Even after the Kansas City Chiefs cut the second-leading scorer in NFL history last weekend, Andersen didn't want to mull retirement. And his excitement to have at least one year left showed yesterday in his first press conference as a Minnesota Viking.
posed to end?" he said. "I very quickly came to the conclusion it wasn't the way it was supposed to end for me. I needed to go out on my terms."
needed to go out and the Vikings wasted no time yesterday breaking in their new kicker, who signed a one-year deal a day earlier. The team barely finished stretching when coach Mike Tice ordered a live field goal drill.
"It was a relief when I got the call because there is a moment maybe where you think to yourself, 'Is this it? Am I done? Is this the way it's sup-
As the 44-year-old Andersen made his first kick, splitting the uprights, one of the players yelled: "We finally got someone that can make extra points!"
In Kansas City, Andersen's reliable reputation wasn't enough to make up for his age. The Chiefs chose youth over experience and cut Andersen on
Sunday. But he fits in well in Minnesota, where the Vikings have struggled to find a consistent kicker since Gary Anderson's departure after 2002.
In Andersen, the Vikings, who open the season Sunday against Dallas, get a proven kicker to shore up their most lagging unit. After Aaron Elling botched several field goals and an extra point in the preseason. Tice cut the second-year player last week and signed veteran Brett Conway.
signed Tice also had reservations about the injury-prone Conway. With an explosive offense and a defense that should be improved from the last few seasons, the kicking game was Tice's biggest source of anxiety.
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Why is Keith Langford flipping everybody off on the cover of the sports section?
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Can someone please go find Bill Whittemore? We need him back as our quarterback. And Johnny Beck, you have a nice ass.
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This may be the apocalypse. My roommate got some, and Johnny Beck made a 50-yard goal.
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So, if Johnny Beck made a 50-yard field goal, does that mean we can't make fun of him anymore?
Beck, what the hell? You can kick a 50-yarder, but you can't toe-poke an extra point?
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I wanna like Johnny Beck. I try to like Johnny Beck. But come on, J. Beck, you got to make the extra points.
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Johnny Beck needs to leave town. I'm sure Tulsa would love him.
Yeah, I'm hammered right before the KU game. I just want to give this shout out to the Kansas football players. Get 'er done!
Johnny Beck just kicked a 50-yard field goal. It's kind of a big deal.
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