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Kansas State fans chant 'F-B-I' at Kansas players
“Dedric Lawson and Mitch Lightfoot the first KU players out for warmups,” Galloway tweeted. “They’re booed heavily and greeted with chants of ‘F-B-I’ by the K-State student section.”

Report: Lakers send Svi Mykhailiuk to Pistons for Reggie Bullock
According to a report from Shams Charania of The Athletic, the Lakers have come to terms on a trade with the Detroit Pistons which will send 2018 second-round draft pick Svi Mykhailiuk and a 2021 second-round draft pick to the Motor City in exchange for veteran swingman Reggie Bullock.

Postgame Report Card: K-State 74, Kansas 67 | Smithology | KUsports.com
The Jayhawks’ 23 turnovers destroyed their chances of winning on their rival’s home court.

Kansas lost to K-State ... and it’s time to talk about the streak
The court was left a mess of confetti and streamers, the moment captured with a thousand selfies after Kansas State’s first win over Kansas in nearly four years.

Why KU’s Lagerald Vick was benched for most of the first half against Kansas State
The double Bill Self fist pump is usually reserved for the most joyous of occasions — like Kansas’ 2012 home comeback against Missouri.

‘Leadership, toughness’ lacking as turnover-plagued KU falls to K-State, 74-67
“I really think people think there’s a common theme — turnovers,” Self said after the Jayhawks’ 23 turnovers contributed to the team’s sixth loss in seven road games in 2018-19.

Recruiting: KU football adds kicker, walk-on lineman
Ahead of Wednesday's national signing day, the KU football team added one walk-on and one reported scholarship commit in the class of 2019. Entering the day, the Jayhawks had three players committed in the walk-on class in Jerek Butcher, Dylan Downing and Joe O'Leary, all from inside the state.

LIVE: Meet KU football's 2019 signing class
The Jayhawks, under new head coach Les Miles, added a number of commitments in his short tenure as coach leading up to the early signing period, with 11 players signing on the opening day in December. Since that time, the Jayhawks have picked up a commitment from one prospect who could be viewed as a cornerstone of the class in four-star edge rusher Steven Parker — and they've been busy on the local scene, too.

Bill Self: KU lacking leadership, toughness after K-State loss
KU turned the ball over 23 times, tying a season-high, and KU fell to 1-6 in true road games this season. Afterwards, Bill Self called the Jayhawks’ offense “comical,” Dedric Lawson called for more leadership and Charlie Moore thought KU got “outplayed.”

Barry Brown shouts out Brannen Greene after dunking at buzzer
"I remember my freshman year, they were beating us at KU by 12 or 15, something like that. One of the players dunked at the end of the game, and the game was clearly over," Brown said. "I just wanted to return the favor honestly. That was the only thing going through my head."

Photo gallery: K-State defeats KU basketball at Bramlage
Barry Brown scored 18 points and added five assists and four rebounds for the Wildcats. Xavier Sneed chipped in with 14 more points and seven boards, while Dean Wade posted 12 points, nine boards and five assists. The Wildcats shot only 43.1 percent from the field for the game, but they hit 10 3s and 14 shots at the foul stripe.

Other Sports News

Sources: MLB and players discussing rule changes that could alter game
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association are discussing potentially drastic changes to the on-field game and economic landscape of the sport in the middle of a collective bargaining agreement, a significant departure from the past that speaks to the chasm between the parties but represents a thaw in the chill that has divided the sides, sources familiar with the talks told ESPN

Thunder's Russell Westbrook notches his 7th straight triple-double, tying Michael Jordan
Russell Westbrook tied Michael Jordan and ... well, Russell Westbrook on Tuesday in his quest to break the record for the longest triple-double streak in NBA history.

Raptors' Kyle Lowry taking trade rumors in stride -- 'If they call, they call'
"I think they will make decisions for themselves, and they'll do what's best for them," Lowry told ESPN after scoring 20 points to go with six assists and two steals in a 119-107 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday. "I don't think there's one thing I can say or do [to change that], you know what I mean?

Lakers lose by 42 to Pacers, worst loss in a game LeBron James has played in
As the Indiana Pacers' lead ballooned into the 40s in the fourth quarter on Tuesday, so too did the distance between LeBron James and his next closest teammate on the bench.

Sources: Clippers agree to trade Tobias Harris to 76ers in deal involving 6 players
The LA Clippers and Philadelphia 76ers agreed on a blockbuster deal that sends forward Tobias Harris to partner with the Sixers' Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons and Jimmy Butler to pursue an Eastern Conference title, league sources told ESPN.

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Tom Morello Reveals Why It's Difficult To Play Audioslave's "Like a Stone" - AlternativeNation.net
Former Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave guitarist Tom Morello revealed in a new SiriusXM interview with Eddie Trunk why it’s difficult to play parts of “Like a Stone.” Alternative Nation transcribed his comments.

Breweries ask to stay open an extra 2 hours, until 10 p.m.; tavern owners object | 406 Politics | helenair.com
Montana breweries advocated Tuesday for changing a state law to allow them to stay open an additional two hours, until 10 p.m., saying the extra time would boost their businesses and enable them to put money back into the local economy.

Boy named Trump who fell asleep during State of the Union hailed a hero | US news | The Guardian
An 11-year-old boy called Joshua Trump who was invited by his presidential namesake to his State of the Union speech fell asleep and has been hailed as a hero of the anti-Trump resistance.

Daily Inter Lake - Law Roundup, Funny brownie no laughing matter
A parent told Kalispell Police that someone allegedly gave their daughter a brownie with “something in it” at a party. The teen reportedly went to the emergency room because of the brownie. She told her parents the father of the person hosting the party gave her the treat.