University Daily Kansan / Thursday, February 23, 1989
Sports
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KU comeback falls short; 'Hawks lose 97-89
Jayhawks fall to 16-11 as losing streak hits eight games; longest since 1947-48 season
by Mike Considine Kansan sportswriter
An aggressive second half performance wasn't enough to compensate for Kansas' first 20 minutes, as the Jayhawks lost their eighth straight game last night at Iowa State.
"The real Kansas team showed up in the second half, not in the first half," Kansas junior Kevin Pritchard said.
The Jayhawks, 16-11 overall and 3-8 in the Big Eight Conference, dug out of a 14-point halftime deficit and were within three points in the last four games. The Jays, 14-9 and 5-7, scored the last five points on free throws to win 97-89.
Kansas has not lost eight straight games since 1948 when Forrest C. "Phog" Allen was the coach.
The victory allowed the Cyclones to avenge a 127-82 loss Jan. 7 in Lawrence
"We had been waiting for this day," Iowa State coach Johnny Orris. "I'm tickled to death, and it was a real team win. Our guys kept their poise and made their free throws when they counted."
Pritchard and senior Mit Newton, who was the game's high scorer with 28 points, led the Jayhawks on an 8-run at the start of the second half. The Cyclones led 54-4 after Jayhawks hadado'd his jumper at the 17.33 mark.
Iowa State had increased its lead to 80-71 with 8:19:16, but the Jayhawks responded with seven consecutive points.
A three-point shot by Pritchard, who finished with 18 points and seven assists, brought the score to 80-78 with 6:54 remaining.
The Cyclones built their lead back to seven, but a pair of jumpers by Newton with 2:01 and 1:13 left cut it to three. 99.89.
"I was concerned," said Mike Born, who was Iowa State's leading scorer with 22 points. "I just said that I can afford it and I'm not afraid can't afford to make any more mistakes "
Pritchard fouled out with two quick foul's in the final minute. Two free throws by Terry Woods and one by Mark Urehart put the game away
Knee injuries to seniors Lincoln Minor and Scooter Barry left the Jayhawks without a point guard when Pritchard fouled out. Minor was injured in practice Monday, and Barry strained a ligament and with him he'd be left in the first half when he collided with an Iowa State player.
Junior Jeff Gueldner played the point guard position at the end of the game with four fouls.
"We were afraid of foul trouble without Lincoln." Kansas coach Roy Williams said. "We tried to work Jef in the first half to make sure we didn't have scooter (Barry) or Kevin (Pritchard) with two or three fouls. But (Barry) didn't even get to play that long."
Kansas so 61 percent (20 of 33) in the second half and committed just four turnovers, while forcing eight. In the first half, Kansas shot 42 percent (15 of 36) and committed 10 pitches — four more than the Cyclones.
"I didn't want to say things that wouldn't do any good and I didn't want to say things I would regret later." Williams said of the halftime break. "So I just let the assistants talk."
Opuntia.
Williams said the Jayhaws' first half left him speechless. Kansas trailed 52-38 at halftime.
Iowa State led just 20-19 with 9:55 left in the first half. However, poor shooting and a pair of turnovers contributed to an 11-1 spurt by the Cyclones. A slam dunk by Newton made it 31-22 with 7:25 left in the half.
The nine-point margin was as close as Kansas came until two minutes into the second half.
"We played 20 minutes real hard," Newton said. "If we would have played 30 minutes hard, we would have beaten Iowa State. We played
the first 20 minutes like we didn't want to win, and that's what happened."1
Williams said he expected Barry to niss only a day or two of practice.
Notes
"It's just a deep bruise and a ligament strain." Barry said. "It's just enough to keep me from running."
Kansas out rebounded Iowa State 32-30 and out-shot the Cyclones 69-56. Iowa State had a big advantage in free throws, converting 26-30 for 84 for 87 percent. Iowa made 14 of its free throws for 75 percent.
Kansas
Iowa State 97 Kansas 89
| | M FG | FT | R F | A F | T P |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Maddox | 23 5-11 | 2-4 | 4 2 | A 2 | 19 |
| Newton | 37 12-21 | 0-0 | 5 2 | 2 2 | 28 |
| Randall | 37 12-21 | 0-0 | 5 2 | 2 2 | 28 |
| Randall | 0-1 | 0-1 | 0-1 | 0-1 | 0-1 |
| Prichard | 37 5-13 | 5-6 | 3 7 | 5 1 | 48 |
| Guelderen | 37 5-13 | 5-6 | 3 7 | 5 1 | 48 |
| West | 37 5-13 | 5-6 | 3 7 | 5 1 | 48 |
| West | 13 4-6 | 3-1 | 3 2 | 1 2 | 49 |
| West | 13 4-6 | 3-1 | 3 2 | 1 2 | 49 |
| 200 35-69 | 12-16 | 12-16 | 2 2 | 24 | 85 |
Iowa State
Percentages: FG, 507; FT, 750
point goals: 7:15 (Newton 4; Principark 3;
Maddox 8; Guilverine 0; West 1; Blocked
Shots 6; Ground 2; No Shots 9)
Boundaries: 8 (Guidener 2); None
M  MF  28  FG  FT  R  A  T  F  TP
Baugh  5  2-7  5-7  FT  8-9  R  3  A  19
Mack  31  6-12  4-5  FT  8-9  R  4  A  14
Born  37  6-12  4-5  FT  6-0  R  4  A  16
Born  37  6-12  4-5  FT  6-0  R  4  A  16
Woods  40  5-13  4-5  FT  4-9  R  9  A  14
Uquithan  40  5-13  4-5  FT  4-9  R  9  A  14
Uquithan  33  35-46  26-10  MT  30-22  14
Percentages: FG. 589, FT. 867.
Three point goals: 5-8 (Baugh) 4-8-6; Born-
0-5; 2-Block Shots: 1 (Steau). Turnovers:
14 (Born 4), Steau: 8 (Born 3). Technicals:
Half: Iowa State 52-38. Officials: Spitzer Schumer, Summers.
Kansas junior Kevin Pritchard takes a jump shot over Iowa State's Sam Mack. Pritchard scored 18 points during the Jawwhicks' 97-89 loss to the Cyclones last night in Ames.
Steve Traynor/KANSAN
Memory, confidence motivate Cyclones
by Arvin Donley
Associate sports editor
Iowa State guard Mike Born said the Cyclones did not need to be reminded of that loss.
Before last night's game against Kansas, Iowa State basketball coach Joachim Orr wrote the score 127-82 on the chalkboard.
Orr was reminding his team of the embarrassing loss that the Cyclones suffered in Lawrence earlier this season.
"When we played down there, they (the Jayhawks) played great basketball. They were unreal," said Born, who tied a career high with 26 points in the Cyclones' 97-89 victory last night in Ames.
"They had nine guys in double
Mark Baugh, who added 19 points for the Cyclones, agreed with Born.
figures, which has to be some kind of NCAA record. It was definitely on our minds before the game."
"Anytime you lose by that many, it's not difficult to get motivated for the rematch," Baugh said.
"At that time, they played what was probably their best game of the year, and we played our worst opponent in that combination led to the blowout."
Kansas coach Roy Williams said he had expected a closer game than the one in Lawrence.
"We knew what we were up against," Williams said. "The first
game between us was no indication of how good Iowa State was. They're a good team, and they are playing well. They've got the confident attitude that we need to get at tournament time."
The 16-11 Jayhawks now are in a similar position to that the Cyclones were in last season.
Last year, after bolting to a 16-2 record, Iowa State dropped seven games in a row. Kansas has lost eight straight, the longest Jayhawk loss streak since the 1947-48 season.
Born said that lack of confidence played a role in Iowa State's losing streak last year and that it could be hampering the Jayhawks.
those games, we kind of got down on ourselves." Born said. "Confidence is usually the difference between winning and losing."
Besides Kansas' current losing streak, it has lost six consecutive games in Hilton Coliseum. The last time Kansas won in Ames was in 1983, when Ted Owens was the Jayhawks' coach.
"Last year, when we lost all
Cyclone guard Terry Woods said it was easy to get motivated when playing Kansas.
"It seems like every time they come up here it gives us something to prove," Woods said.
"They are usually either ranked high or have beaten us badly" in Lawrence, he said.
Women's team beats Iowa State
by Molly Reid
Special to the Kansan
The Kansas women's basketball team did not let a few injuries bother them last night as they beat Iowa State 54-19 in Allen Field House.
The Jayhawks, 13-12 in the season and tied with the Cyclones at 5-8 in the Big Eight Conference, played well against the Cyclones but prevailed nonetheless.
"I have to help them continue to believe in themselves. A lot of times the challenges may appear to be brick walls, but you can work them sometimes. There is a tough one. They showed a lot of courage."
Coach Marian Washington said she was proud of the way her team pulled together without the play of leading rebounder Marta McCloud, who is out for the season with a knee injury. He was on an orthopedic non Bloxom, who was out with a knee injury but expected to return Saturday against 10th ranked Colorado.
"I felt all of the team worked very hard to stay with the game plan," Washington said. "I just tell them it really well. I am very proud of them."
The Jayhawks never trailed Iowa State and led the Cyclones by 15 after freshman Danielle Shareef sunk a four-footer with 4:48 left in the game. Shareef grabbed a game-high nine rebounds and scored a career-high 13 points. Junior Lisa Bradley had the Jayhawks' scoring with 15 points.
Shareef's four-foot shot also marked Bradady's sixth assists, tying the school in formation. Also, Lynette Woolard for career assists at 902
But the Cyclones were unable to complete their attempt, missing 14 baskets during the run. Iowa came within five, 51-46, on a three-pointer by Beach with 46 seconds left but sent Kansas to the line five times in the final minute. The Jahawitsh hightens, putting the game out of reach.
"I think if they would've started hitting those three-pointers earlier it probably would have been a better game," Braddy said, paying little attention to her trying the assist record. "I'm just glad we won the game."
The Cyclones attempted a strong comeback, hitting only three pointers in the last 8:13 of the game. The outside shooting of senior Tracy Horvath, sophomore Laurie Decker, senior Carmen Jaspers and sophomore Kirsten Beach tallied 18 points on six three-pointers.
Rebounding was a concern of the Jayhawks going into last night's contest. Washington said, but she managed to get the play she wanted. The Jayhawks grabbed 48 rebounds to Iowa State's 30, and six of Kansas' seven players had four or more rebounds.
"We're sending five to the boards now," Washington said. "We don't have a choice, and obviously we have to slow the game down, not get into a running game with them. It took a lot of discipline."
("Colorado) has a tough game ahead of them because we're going to come out and play a whole 40 minute game," Sharee said.
The Jayhawks will host 10th ranked Colorado Saturday in Allen Field House.
Kansas freshman Danielle Shareef attempts to block the shot of Iowa State's Shelly Coyle.
Kansas 55, Iowa State 49
lowe state (49)
Lake Erie Horizon 6:30 10:05 Gavin 27:15 17:25 Coyle 18:02 18:02 Maclure 0.4 0.00 Beach 2.0 0.55
Lerone 11.0 12.0 14.0 0.2 0.00 Gavin 11.0 12.0 14.0 0.2 0.00 Coyle 17:61 15:49
Kansas (55)
Shanef 16/1 2/3 19 Weddle 8/5 9/7 8/9 Hart 11/0 1/1 13. Arnold 1 6/2 3/4 Morgan 0-3 0-0, Bonham 0-1 1/2
Dunbar 1/2 2/3 19 Weddle 8/5 9/7 8/9 Hart 11/0 1/1 13. Arnold 1 6/2 3/4 Morgan 0-3 0-0, Bonham 0-1 1/2
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by Laurie Whitten
Men's tennis team loses in first round
Kansan sportswriter
The men's team added to Perelman's problems yesterday, losing to 18th-ranked Arkansas 5-2 in the first round of the National Indoor Intercollegiate Team Championships in Louisville, Ky.
Kansas men's tennis coach Scott Perelman has no problem believing that his team can compete with the country's best. Convincing the Jay hawks of this is a problem for Perelman.
The country 20 best teams participated in the tournament, which Perelman said was the equivalent of the NCAA outdoor championships in May. Competition began yesterday and ends Sunday.
Kansas, ranked 23rd nationally, down from 20th last month, will enter a rock-robin bracket with three other teams that lost in the tournament's first round. The Jayhaws will play West Virginia tomorrow.
The night before the Arkansas match, Perelman spoke to the Jayhawks about the importance of playing tough singles against top competitor.
"I know we can play at this level," Perelman said. "The problem is coming over the hump and winning close matches. We must out-compete the other team. If we don't out-compete, we don't deserve to win."
He said the players had been in a
singles stump and would lose again to the Razorbacks if the Jayhawks didn't concentrate and play with intensity. Arkansas defeated Kansas 2-5 at dual 12. in Lawrence.
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Only freshman Carlos Fleming and senior Jim Secrest won singles matches for Kansas yesterday.
each player in the line-up has to play his best," Perelman said Tuesday night. "I think we'll play them over time, but we got to win our singles matches.
"I can't speak for everybody, but I think my game is starting to come together." "Fleming is coming," I said and I lost the first set. That got me down a little.
"It got me back."
In the second set, I played him close until the last set, and then won the tie breaker. In the third set, I played him tight until the third game, then I never looked back."
flewning won his No. 5 match against Razborack J. P. Mieh, 4-6, 7-6, 3-1; Secrest defeated No. 4 player Johan Dysholm 7-6, 7-5.
See TENNIS, p. 6, col. 5
"I've tried just about everything I know to get this team to be competitive. I feel really frustrated right now."
Last weekend, the Jayhawks lost 17 of 18 singles matches to Georgia Tech. Tennessee and Georgia. Perelman said that those matches often were close but that Kansas lacked intensity.
Nebraska top pick in track competition
The Associated Press
LINCOLN, Neb. — It's no surprise when the Big Eight Conference coaches come up with their projected order of finish for the annual conference indoor franktrek event in Oklahoma is near the top nikkei.
The meet finished in recent years has started with Nebraska, then Iowa State, in the men's competition, and Nebraska followed by anyone else in the Big Eight for the women.
The Cornhusker men will be seeking a third straight Big Eight indoor team title when the two day meet begins tomorrow. The Iowa state or Nebraska have won the league indoor every year since Bob Tim-
mons' Kansas teams won four straight from 1980 to 1983. Nebraska has won three of the past four.
During the weekend, the Nebraska women will go for their 10th consecutive title. The general questions in the women's conference points to the Cornishker woman will score and which team will come in second.
The annual coaches' survey this season resulted in seven coaches casting first-place votes for the Nebraska women and one for Missouri. A coach is not allowed to vote for his own team.
There were six first-place votes for Nebraska's men and two for Iowa State. The Cyclones had four votes for second and one for third.