FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 2004
SPORTS
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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the only Jayhawk drafted by an NFL team.
Adding more experience to the offensive line is Joe Vaughn, senior center. Vaughn transferred to Kansas last season from Northeastern Oklahoma A&M.
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After starting all 13 games and allowing only one quarterback sack last season, the Big 12 coaches named Vaughn the Offensive Newcomer of the Year.
This year Vaughn is a candidate for the Rimington Award. The Boomer Esiason Foundation presents the award annually to the best center in college football.
Credit for some of the improvements to last year's line can go to Ed Warinner, second year offensive line coach. Last season, the front line allowed 23 quarterback sacks for 123 lost yards, down from 37 the year before. Warinner changed the line's workouts and overall attitude.
At the ljahwaks' recent media day, the linemen said they worked together well.
"We have really been able to come together and mesh as a unit, and because of that the intensity is great," Thompson said.
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"We've been seeing this for a long time, and again, there isn't a better teacher in basketball than Larry Brown," said Nelson, the general manager of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks. "But you've got to have receptive students in order for a team to be effective. ... You can't just shuttle out gear, and have the best Nikes, and not be able to shoot a jump shot."
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ATHENS, Greece — Lithuania assistant coach Donnie Nelson sees the U.S. team's struggles as symptomatic of a breakdown that is exacerbated by America's fascination with dunks and sneaker contracts.
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