Kansas Jayhawk News and Notes 1.27.12
by Owen on Jan 27, 2012 4:00 AM CST
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NCB - Iowa State coach Fred Hoiberg has the Cyclones rolling thanks to transfers - ESPN The Magazine - ESPN
In ESPN The Magazine, Ryan McGee writes that Iowa State's Fred Hoiberg is showing his coaching counterparts there's more than one way to recruit.
Iowa State's Royce White and the battle within -- college basketball - ESPN
In terms of opponents, the big men in the Big 12 are nothing compared to the gripping anxiety disorder that so often made Royce White a shell of himself. But now he's getting help -- and he wants others to as well.
Royce White morphs into Cyclones' leader - College Basketball Nation Blog - ESPN
All things considered, this was a rough start to the week for Iowa State forward Royce White.
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Top recruits like Yuri Wright need to be careful on Twitter - Andy Staples - SI.com
A look at social media and athletes. Specifically recruits. You certainly don't hear many positives surrounding this.
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Football - related news has been frustratingly thin
especially this close to signing day. There’s just not much out there on which to report.
The name of that song played at KC Comets games in the '80's was Giorgio Moroder's "The Chase." Now you know.
I found that Twitter article amusing
Are these kids complete morons to think that they can have diarrhea of the mouth via Twitter without some sort of negative feedback or repercussions? Being dropped by Michigan and having to sign with Colorado is quite a fall. Hopefully it’s smartened the kid up a bit or at least humbled him.
just a little more public than emails
and yet it is not uncommon for people to use emails conversationally (in a buisness setting) oblivious to the reality that anything written could all become public (and twisted).
So Weis let Berglund spend a bunch of money on an attorney and drum up a bunch of publicity
so he could publicly shame him with said publicity?
Is that petty?
maybe
sounds a bit like he’s trying to show that no one is bigger than the team though.
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