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friday, february 27, 2004
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The only thing worse than the KU basketball team's play is the way the fans are acting. Come on guys. Root for your team. Support them. Don't rip on them. That doesn't help.
Thank you KU basketball for the best Fat Tuesday ever.
Bill Self is the worst coach of all time.
Omar Wilkes will you break up with your girlfriend and date me? Probably.
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Why does everybody have to be dissing on Padgett. Is it National Diss on Padgett Day or something? I think he rocks.
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I have an idea. Let's all stop calling in and saying how much Padgett and Graves suck and call in and say how awesome Wayne Simien is.
BASKETBALL
Kansas Final four team to be honored Sunday
The University of Kansas will honor players and coaches from the 1974 Final Four men's basketball team Sunday.
— Kansan staff reports
Former coach Ted Owens, his assistants and several members of the squad will be honored at halftime of Sunday's Kansas-Oklahoma game.
Students get free entry to football ceremony
FOOTBALL
University of Kansas students can attend the 2003 KU football awards ceremony.
The event is free to students with a valid KUID. The banquet is at 7:30 tonight at the Lied Center.
Tickets for the general public are $5.
NFL
Kansan staff reports
BASEBALL
Kansas' baseball team has added a game with Tabor College on Mar. 10 at 3 p.m. in Hogland Ballpark, near Allen Fieldhouse.
Kansas added the contest after a game scheduled for Feb. 21 with Creighton was canceled.
— Kansan staff reports
Kansas baseball team adds game to schedule
Lewis pleads not guilty to federal drug charges
ATLANTA Star NFL running back Jamal Lewis pleaded not guilty yesterday to federal drug charges that he tried to help a childhood friend buy cocaine in the summer of 2000.
"I just want to say it's extremely important to me that my family, my friends, my fans and the Ravens organization know that I am innocent and I thank everyone for their continued support," Lewis said after his hearing at the U.S. District Courthouse.
The Baltimore football player, an Atlanta native, was released on $500,000 bond on charges that he conspired to possess with the intent to distribute five kilograms of cocaine, during which he used a cell phone in violation of federal law.
Lewis didn't speak during the 15-minute hearing, other than answering "yes" when asked by the judge and the U.S. attorney if he understood his rights and his plea.
The Associated Press
Kansas athletics calendar
TODAY
Track and Field at Big 12 Championships
Tennis at UNLV Invatational
TOMORROW
Women's Basketball vs. Nebraska
Track and Field at Big 12 Championships
Tennis at UNLV Invitational
SUNDAY
Baseball vs. Creighton
Men's Basketball vs. Oklahoma
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Dancing with dino
6th & Florida In front of Jet Lag
*6th & Florida location now selling beer!
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Holly Harmison and Allison Kaut danced in the lobby of the Natural History Museum yesterday. They choreographed their site-specific dance for the Parade of Museum Dances.
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Budweiser and Jack Flanigans
present
Huge
Mardi Gras Party
This Saturday, February 28
$2 Budweiser and Bud Light Pints
Beads, Beads, Beads!
18 to Enter, 21 to Drink Just behind McDonald's on 23rd