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#2 Kansas 70, San Diego St. 57

In its first game on an opponents home court, the Kansas Jayhawks defeated San Diego State tonight 70-57.

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Davis Power Predictor

by CorpusJayhawk

This is through games of Thursday.  The home court is 4.8 points.  I don’t quite rank the Big 12 as highly as some of the other systems.  But the Big 12 is the highest rated but just barely over the ACC.

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#2 Kansas 88, Montana 46

The Kansas Jayhawks played well in both halves and beat the visiting Montana Grizzlies 88-46 today in Allen Fieldhouse.

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KU Volleyball Falls to Nebraska, 3-1

The Kansas volleyball team lost in the national semifinals of the NCAA tournament to the Nebraska Cornhuskers, 3 sets to 1.

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Havili, Payne on AVCA All-America First Team

Two KU volleyballers, Ainise Havili and Kelsie Payne, were named to the the AVCA All-America First Team.

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KU Volleyball Defeats #1 USC

The Kansas vollleyball team won Saturday in San Diego, beating the #1 seed Southern California Trojans in 5 sets.  The Jayhawks, who were playing in the school's first-ever Elite Eight, are now going to the Final Four in Omaha, NE.

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