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Wednesday, July 26, 1995
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Jayhawks basketball fan harbors high expectations for next season
Last week I ran into a friend whom I hadn't seen all summer. We talked about the usual topics
- jobs, classes and men. Then the topic of conversation actually
curried to something interesting sports
"So how do you think the Jayhawks will do this year?" my friend asked.
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me. They're a little..."
"Well, with L.T.
Levine and June
Henley in the
backfield, the
offense shouldn't be too bad, I said. "But the defense worries me. That's all!"
"No, no. No. not football. I mean how do you think the basketball team will do?" my friend interrupted.
Basketball? Who's thinking about basketball in July?
Our attention should be directed at football, golf, tennis or something else. Anything else. Right?
Maybe I've thought about the upcoming basketball season a little bit.
OK, I've thought about it a lot.
to tell the truth, I became obsessed with the 1995-96 basketball season on March 24, the day Virginia upset Kansas in last season's NCAA tournament.
I can't help it. I gander at the Jayhawk roster and see the top five scorers returning.
Kansas has more quality guards than Fort Knox. Jacque Vaughn and Jerod Haase will start, but they will get a run for their money
from their teammates.
Calvin Rayford is healthy and more confident than ever after his knee injury. Billy Thomas shows promise of becoming one of the Big Eight Conference's best long-range shooters.
And by the way, Kansas coach Roy Williams happened to sign McDonald's High School All-American Ryan Robertson, an unselfish guard who can also shoot the ball.
If Kansas' entire guard corps happens to have a bad day, which is about as likely as Kansas State winning the Big Eight title, the Jayhawks can always look to their big men.
Scot Pollard and Raef LaFrentz can do it all — score, rebound, play defense and lead.
But most importantly, they can flat out run.
You try to get bodies of their size moving down the court fast enough to catch up with a Jacque Vaughn alley-oop pass.
Personally, I have a hard time believing it, but I've seen them do it numerous times.
Their agility should fuel an even faster playing style this season.
But there's one name that always gets me talking — Paul Pierce. If you missed this 6-6 Los Angeles native in the McDonald's All-American game, try to catch him during CBS's broadcast of the U.S. Olympic Festival. It's worth your time.
Pierce has all the fundamental tools that a small forward needs including strength, a shooting touch and defensive skills. But the thing that will transform Pierce into a superstar in the Big Eight, if
not the nation, is his shooting range. This guy can shoot short-range turn-around jumpers and then step outside and hit the threepointer. Pierce is a Richard Scott who can make shots from outside.
A Final Four trip is so realistic that I'm already thinking about booking hotel reservations in East Rutherford, N.J.
Whoa. What am I saving?
Actually, I'm saying what Calvin Rayford told me about two weeks ago.
He said being a Final Four team was a very attainable goal this season.
Heck, the team won't have its first practice until Oct. 14, which is the tentative date for Late Night. With player, media and fan expectations already so high, I wouldn't blame Williams if he wanted to run far, far away.
But players and coaches, especially those at Kansas, know the pressure that goes with Division I basketball.
Coaches get paid and players get scholarships to overcome expectations and win games. They've been doing it for years and will continue to do so.
But you Kansas fans in Jayhawkland can help ease their burden. Lighten up a little bit and remember these players are 18 through 22 years old and only playing a game.
And I will heed my own advice. Even though the media is supposed to be unbiased, I'm a Kansas student and have loved the Jayhawks all my life.
But for their benefit, I'll try to think about something else until October — if that's possible.
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