Kansan Summer WeeklyWednesday, June 17, 1987
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Sports Briefs
SMU tailback signs with KU
Darryl Terrell, a tailback from probation-riddled Southern Methodist University, signed a scholarship agreement with KU, football coach Bob Valesente said Monday.
Terrell, a 5-11, 180-pound junior, will be eligible this fall because SMU's 1987 football season was suspended in February after the NCAA uncovered continuing rules violations.
Terrell, from Dallas High, was the second-leading rusher for the Mustangs last season. He gained 284 yards in 74 carries. His best game was a 94-yard effort in a 13-7 win over Texas Tech.
He played sparingly as a freshman in 1985. He was red-shirted in 1984.
Terrell's transfer does not become final until he enrolls at the University this fall.
Owens leaves ORU
Three months after he was replaced as athletic director, Oral Roberts University basketball coach Ted Owens resigned Thursday in a move he said was best for his family and basketball players
Owens announced his resignation during a brief and emotional meeting with his players Thursday night.
In his two seasons with the Titans, Owens' teams went 10-18 and 11-17. He had four or five years left on his contract, depending on the interpretation of a rollover clause.
The Tulsa Tribune reported Friday that Owens resigned after a partial payoff of his $1 million
contract. Neither Owens nor ORU would comment on the terms of any settlement.
Golfer ends season
KU golfer Brian McGreey finished his season last week at the NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships in Columbus, Ohio.
After the second day of preliminary competition, McGreevy, the only Jayhawk to receive an invitation, had a 36-hole total of 153, 82 and 109 shots off the lead of 143. McGreevy's total put him in 74th place.
On the third day, McGreevy shot an 80 and didn't qualify for the final rounds of competition.
McGreevy was the first Jayhawk to compete in the NCAA Division I Championships since 1956.
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