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FLYBY – KU senior Braden Kleinschmidt flew toward the long jump landing pit on Friday, November 30, during the Bob Timmons Challenge inside Anschutz Pavilion.
GET A GRIP – Even though the combination of electrical friction tape, rosin and lighter fluid left KU pole vaulter Paulo Benavides’ right hand blackened, the sticky concoction helped the redshirt junior hang onto his pole and clear 5.29m (17-4.25 ft.) to win the event during the Bob Timmons Challenge inside Anschutz Pavilion on Friday, November 30.
SPLITS – Junior Jedah Caldwell, senior Nicole Montgomery, redshirt freshman Anna Siemens and senior Caraline Slattery checked their split times after the foursome took third place in the 4x400-meter relay at the Bob Timmons Challenge inside Anschutz Pavilion on Friday, November 30.
SIT-IN – KU students lined the front of a concession stand on the lower north concourse of Allen Fieldhouse on Wednesday, November 28, as the part of the “camping” tradition that allows a rotation of students to hold onto positions for prime entry to the student sections for the men’s basketball game against Stanford on Saturday, December 1.
LAID BACK – A student relaxed during his “camping” stint inside the lower north concourse of Allen Fieldhouse on Wednesday, November 28, as part of the tradition of holding positions that allows for prime entry to the student section for the men’s basketball game against Stanford on Saturday, December 1.
HANDS – The hands of KU redshirt junior Dedric Lawson and two Stanford players came together as the trio battled for a loose ball on Saturday, December 1, inside Allen Fieldhouse.
KANSAS WHEAT GRASS – KU head football coach, Les Miles, known for eating a bite of grass before games on natural turf fields, sampled Kansas wheat grass, presented by Baby Jay, during new coach’s introduction to the crowd inside Allen Fieldhouse at halftime of the basketball game against Stanford on Saturday, December 1.
OUT WITH THE OLD – Workmen plotted the next cuts during the careful removal of the volleyball court inside the Horejsi Family Athletics Center on Friday, November 30. The current venue will be razed to make way for a new, expanded Horejsi facility in time for the 2019 volleyball season.
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