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KU Basketball Boot Camp Journal: Sept. 23, 2016 | Tale of the Tait | KUsports.com
Boot Camp, Kansas basketball style, is not for the faint of heart and on Friday a handful of local media members were invited in to watch the Jayhawks run through one of Bill Self’s signature preseason conditioning adventures, which ran for 50 minutes and left the veteran KU coach very pleased with the effort put in by his team.
KU soccer upsets No. 25 Texas Tech | KUsports.com
A pair of penalty kicks helped the Kansas soccer team secure a victory over No. 25 Texas Tech on Friday night at Rock Chalk Park.
Four Jayhawks start under par in Arizona | KUsports.com
In his first event as a member of the Kansas men’s golf team, junior Daniel Sutton got off to a quick start at the Maui Jim Intercollegiate, followed closely by sophomore Charlie Hiller, with four Jayhawks posting scores under par, resulting in a tie for the third sport on the leaderboard at the Mirabel Golf Club.
Rychagova leads KU tennis in Little Rock | KUsports.com
The Kansas women's tennis team opened its season Friday as sophomore Anastasia Rychagova posted singles and doubles victories on the first day of the Little Rock Invitational at the Little Rock Country Club on Friday.
KU's Lagerald Vick 'hard to beat' during first week of Boot Camp | KUsports.com
With one week of Boot Camp now in the books, Kansas men’s basketball coach Bill Self went into the weekend feeling pretty good about his team’s effort and performance during the first five days of the annual conditioning camp that tests every ounce of his players’ minds, bodies and souls.
Bill Self on Chancellor Gray-Little: 'She's been fabulous for our university' | KUsports.com
“That’s not that long from now,” Self said of Gray-Little's impending retirement. “What is it? Nine months? But congratulations to her. She’s earned her time to relax and enjoy life and certainly has been great for our university. She’s been great for athletics, but I think she’s been fabulous for our university as a whole.”
Other Sports News
WATCH: Kevin Garnett says 'farewell' to NBA, makes retirement official - CBSSports.com
Kevin Garnett was working out during the summer, hoping to do something no player in NBA history has ever done in returning for a 22nd season. But it's not going to happen. After more than 55,000 NBA minutes, Garnett made it official on his Instagram account that he is, in fact, retiring.
Retirement looking more and more likely for Chris Bosh, and it's for the best - CBSSports.com
You better believe that Chris Bosh loves basketball. He has missed the post-All-Star break portion of the past two seasons with a very serious, potentially life-threatening condition, and yet keeps coming back for more, even though he will get paid $76 million over the next three seasons even if he never suits up again -- even though he is the rare basketball superstar who doesn't, in fact, need basketball.
WATCH: Eastern Michigan students take field after win to protest racist graffiti - CBSSports.com
Eastern Michigan's 27-24 victory against Wyoming on Friday night moved the Eagles to 3-1 for the first time in more than two decades, but that was overshadowed by an EMU student protest that began during the game and continued on the field after the contest.
LOOK: NBA players react to Kevin Garnett's retirement on Twitter - CBSSports.com
With Kevin Garnett retiring on Friday, yet another legendary NBA player has said farewell to a league where he has left a lasting legacy. That legacy and Garnett's Hall-of-Fame worthy career, sparked players and the NBA community to reminiscence about him and the mark he has left on the game.
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Generation Cryo: Fighting Death in the Frozen Unknown
In a vat of liquid nitrogen on storage platform 17, the youngest person ever to be put into cryogenic storage has been waiting for the future for one year and eight months.
Discussion Questions
1. If you could domestic any animal to keep as a pet what would it be?
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