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Monday, February 22, 1988 / University Daily Kansan
Duke Continued from p. 11
"I didn't want to go to overtime," he said. "I knew what was going to happen. I never call a timeout when we're tied in a game, but I wanted to get them organized.
"We had our chances. We missed our free throws toward the end. We set something up, but we didn't even try to get into it."
"We were trying to get it inside. It's a pretty easy play, and it takes one pass, but they didn't take it. I wanted us to get it at least inside, put it up and have a chance at an offensive rebound."
But instead, with :05 left on the clock, Manning launched a left-side jump shot that bounced off the back of the rim.
"I was hoping to get fouled, but you don't get fouled shooting a jump shot," Manning said. "We didn't capitalize on our opportunities. We missed crucial free throws, and at the end of regulation, I shouldn't have taken that shot."
One more sore spot in Kansas' game was rebounds.
Especially the offensive rebounds. Kansas had 15 offensive rebounds out of a total 38 rebounds for the game. Duke ended up nearly even offensively and defensively with 47 total rebounds.
It didn't help when two of the Kansas starters fouled out. Milt Newton left first, with 4:10 left in regulation. Finishing with 15 points, five rebounds and five assists, he was forced to watch helplessly from the bench as the game went into overtime.
Sports Briefs
The backets for the recreation A and co-recreation leagues were posted at Robinson Center last week. The trophy league brackets will be posted Wednesday.
INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS: The intramural basketball playoffs begin this week. All recreation A and co-recreation league playoffs begin today, and trophy league playoffs begin Sunday.
The recreation B league will not have a playoff.
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