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THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON KANSAN
TUESDAY,OCTOBER 31,2006
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Senior Gary Woodland aggravated a bullying disc in his back on Sunday during the Landfall Tradition Tournament in Wilmington, N.C. Woodland, who tied for ninth place with senior Tyler Docking, secured his fifth straight too-ten finish of the season.
MEN'S GOLF
Play declines during weekend
BY ASHER FUSCO
The Kansas men's golf team was in disarray after two rounds of play at the Landfall Traditions Tournament in Wilmington, N.C.
The team's strong play in the first four tournaments of the season seemed like a distant memory after a team-wide collapse in this weekend's second round. Senior Gary Woodland, the Jayhawks' most consistent contributor, was questionable heading into the third round after sustaining a back injury.
Senior Tyler Docking, who fought through an abysmal 81 in the second round, emerged from play on Sunday with the tournament's lowest single-round score, a 68. Docking's impressive turnaround placed him in a tie for ninth with Woodland and helped Kansas finish in seventh place with an overall score of 915.
The Jayhawks stood in a tie for third place after strong first-round scores by freshman Bobby Knowles and Woodland. Knowles followed his stellar first round with a disappointing second round, ultimately finishing with a score of 234, good
for a tie for 35th place. Woodland followed an even-par first round with a 76 in the second. After Woodland aggravated a bulging disc in his back during Sunday's warm-ups, coach Ross Randall feared Woodland would not be able to finish the tournament.
"We were obviously worried that Gary would have to sit out," Randall said. "He immediately talked to a trainer, took some pills for the pain and was ready to play."
The team title went to Tulsa, which won by 26 strokes. Tulsa teammates Nicholas Geyger and Mitch Cohlmia shared the individual crown with total scores of 215.
Kansas entered the tournament ranked 30th nationally by Golfweek magazine, but may lose that ranking after this past weekend's average performance.
Kanss sportswriter Asher Fusco can be contacted at afusco@ kansan.com.
Edited by Dianne Smith
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BY TRAVIS ROBINETT
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TROBINETT@KANSAN.COM
Only two more days.
In 2003, Kansas basketball was Roy Williams. It was fast-paced. It was back-to-back Final Fours instead of back-to-back first round losses. It was a roster filled with veteran leadership and young-but-talented role players, not a team without any seniors.
Kansas basketball finally tips off on Thursday night against Washburn. But before we get too excited, I'd like everyone, especially the seniors, to take a moment and remember 2003.
That was the year I decided to attend the University of Kansas. I don't think any of the events that followed could have been predicted.
That year Kansas lost to Syracuse in the National Championship game, then days later good ol' Roy unexpectedly said goodbye. By May, everything had changed.
Kansas had to adapt during a time when fans liked the way things were. It brought in a new coach and a new athletics director, and despite the anxiety caused by Bill Self's different
Some seniors may say they would rather have been born four yours earlier to see Roy's final KU teams, with Nick Collison, Kirk Hinrich, Drew Gooden and two Final Fours. But something is noticeably missing: a National Championship.
Then, at least for that class, a lot went wrong. In an unfortunate sequence of events, three players transferred and one took a redshirt. Now, the only goodbye on Senior Night will be for graduating members of the band, spirit squad and dance team. I didn't expect that.
After all the unforeseen turns and frustrations during Kansas Basketball's three-year transition period, how fitting would this season be if it ended the way we always expected?
Kansan sportswriter Travis Robinett can be contacted at trobinet@kansan.com.
- Edited by Nicole Kelley
WEDNESDAY
athletics calendar
Player to watch:
Soccer vs. Colorado, 1:30 p.m., Big 12 Tournament, San Antonio, Texas
brand of basketball, the future still seemed bright.
Volleyball at Texas, 6:30 p.m., Austin, Texas
Player to watch:
Senior Jamie
Mathewson,
defensive specialist/
libero, led all
defensive players
Saturday against
Texas Tech with
23 digs.
Mathewson
Roy's highly touted recruits, consisting of J.R. Giddens, David Padgett, Omar Wilkes and Jeremy Case, each honored their commitments to play for Kansas. This was the class of 2007. These were the players we were going to watch for four years and the ones who would cause a proud — but solemn — goodbye on Senior Night.
THURSDAY
Women's basketball vs. Fort Hays State, exhibition game, 7 p.m., Allen Fieldhouse
Men's basketball vs. Washburn, exhibition game, 7 p.m., Allen Fieldhouse
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Swimming & Diving vs.
Northern Iowa, 10 a.m., Robinson Center
Swimming & Diving vs.
Northern Iowa, 6 p.m., Robinson Center
Volleyball at Iowa State, 6:30 p.m., Ames, Iowa
Rowing, Head of the Chattahoochee, TBA, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
- Women's basketball vs.
  Washburn, exhibition game, 2
p.m., Allen Fieldhouse
SUNDAY
Rowing. Head of the Chattahoochee, TBA, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Kansas women's rowing team competed at the Head of the Iowa on Sunday.
In the Open Four division, the 'A' boat finished second with a time of 15:15.05. The boat's crew included Samira Naji, Whitney Fasbender, Lindsey Miles, LlynnAnn Laugesen and Tiffany Jeffers. Another Kansas boat finished ninth out of 33 teams
WOMEN'S ROWING Team races to second place in weekend competition
The Jayhawks also had boats in the Novice Four, Novice Eight and Lightweight Four divisions.
In the Open Eight division three Kansas boats raced and placed. They finished in seventh place with a time of 15:10.98, 11th place in 15:29.67 and 18th place with 16:18.43.
Kansas will compete Nov. 4-5 at the Head of the Chattahoochee in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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World Series victory sends Cardinals devotees on collective emotional high
ST. LOUIS — Joan Tichacek has never been high on anything in her life.
BY JEFF DOUGLAS ASSOCIATED PRESS
But even as the days pass after her St. Louis Cardinals became World Series champions, she and the rest of the city remain hung over with excitement and adrenaline.
"For me and my family, this is an absolute high". Tchacek said.
Celebrating a championship is a rare thing. The experience has done wonders for how this community feels about itself.
Karline Sugaman, an associate professor of sports psychology at John F. Kennedy University in Pleasant Hill, Calif., said fans identify with their teams psychologically more than some would think.
"When the team loses they feel like they lost. When they win, they share the same emotions as the players on the field. They are truly a part of it all. The fans won the World Series too." Sugarman said.
Tichacek and her husband are season ticket holders. Now in their 70s, the lifelong fans have a brick engraved on the sidewalk outside Busch Stadium. It commemorates the Cardinals' 1982 World Series victory that they attended with their two sons, who are now adults.
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