Wednesday, February 28. 2001
The University Daily Kansan
Section B · Page 5
'Hawks Drew-ling at Gooden's return
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streak to bring them victory.
"We do have a nice streak going, and we're proud of that, but you can't be thinking about that or it'll get your mind off what you need to be thinking about," Carey said. "We've always had the mindset that we're going to go in there and play hard because they're going to play well at home."
"The first time we played them they did a great job at being tougher," Collison said. "We made a run at them and they didn't fold."
Sophomore forward Nick Collison, this week's Big 12 Player of the Week, said he could tell in the first meeting on Jan. 27, a 92-66 Kansas victory, that K-State was much better this year.
Tonight also will mark the return of sophomore forward Drew Gooden, who will suit up after missing the last five games with a fracture in his wrist.
Gooden, Kansas' second-leading scorer and the Big 12's leading rebounder, scored 10 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in the earlier meeting against K-State. The Jayhawks clearly missed Gooden in his absence, losing two of five games. Collison said Gooden was returning just in time.
"It's going to be huge," Collison said. "He does such a good job of scoring and rebounding, but it's his rebounding that's going to really help.
"We know how fired up they're going to be. It's their Senior Night and they haven't beat us for a while. If I was in their situation I'd be up like crazy trying to knock us off," he said.
— Edited by Megan Phelps
WINNING STREAK
Kansas' streak at Kansas State
Date Result Score
2-25-84 W 63-61#
2-20-85 W 75-57#
2-01-86 W 64-50#
2-04-87 W 80-75 (2OT)#
2-18-88 W 64-63#
1-14-89 W 75-74
1-27-90 W 85-75
1-29-91 W 78-69
1-22-92 W 54-52
1-18-93 W 71-65
2-12-94 W 63-56
2-18-95 W 78-67
2-24-96 W 77-66
1-04-97 W 62-59
2-14-98 W 73-58
2-01-99 W 69-46
2-12-00 W 94-65
-games played in Ahearn
Fieldhouse
The Wildcats moved to Bramlage
Coliseum after the 1987-88 season
Kansas assistant coach Neil Dougherty (left) and Kansas forward Drew Gooden chat during the Nebraska game. Gooden will return to the Kansas lineup tonight against Kansas State in Manhattan. Photo by Selena Jabara/KANSAN
colorado ski trips spring break 2001
March 1 Whatever Happened to the Japanese Economic Miracle? William Tatsui, University of Kansu
March 15 Does Freud Have a Future?
Toril Mo. Duke University
March 29 Whatever Happened to Liberalism in America? William Tuttle, University of Kansas
A look at where ideas of the 20th Century are heading in our new century.
816.701.3518
sue@kclibrary.org
April 12 Whatever Happened to Classical Music? Walter Clark University
Library
Whatever Happened to...?
May 3 Whatever Happened to Good & Evil?
Russ Shafer-Landau, University of Kansas
ater Park • Keystone
785.864.4798
ballcnt@ukun.edu
ridge Copper Mo
The Hall Center for the Humanities at the University of Kansas and the Kansas City Public Library announce a symposium that wonders.
the Hall Center
Dates: March 16-20 2001
Prices include transportation, lodging and lift tickets.
Copper...$375.00
- Winter Park...$360.00
- Breckenridge,
- Keystone,
Presentation are FREE and begun at 7 a.m. on Uni Temple, on the Club Cibla Plaza, 70 W. 47th St., Kansas City, MO
K. C. Tours & Travel 913.492.3965
Organizations and Leadership Lecture Series
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, February 28, 2001
Pioneer Room, Burge Union
Motivating Others with your 'True Colors'
- Learn about personality styles
- How best to work with individuals with different styles and how this affects group dynamics
- Be able to assess others natural personality styles
- How to motivate your membership to work to its full potential.
"Interactive, laughter, and informative" have been words to describe this session.
Presenters:
Angie Carr, Coordinator for Greek Programs, O&L
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[deadlines] include--
March 29 (for the issue of April 5)
April 30 (for the issues of May 7)
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