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 Football
hopes spring eternal in April game
Adam Barmann connected on 16-of-27 passes for 212 yards,
and Charles Gordon snared three interceptions as the
Blue defeated the White, 26-0, in the KU football spring
scrimmage April 18 in Memorial Stadium.
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Clark Green carried the ball 15
times for 58 yards to lead the KU rushing attack.
Jeff Jacobsen/Copyright 2004 KUAC
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"It was a great way to cap off spring practice,"
head coach Mark Mangino said. "I felt good about
some of the things we did. The defense is making progress.
Both the Blue and White did some good things. It was
very encouraging and gives us something to work on for
the fall."
Fans at the scrimmage donated a total of $2,600, which
will be used toward the cost of new uniforms for the
KU Band.
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Charles Gordon returned the first
of his three interceptions 46 yards for a touchdown
Sunday as the Blue team defeated the White Team
26-0 in the spring football game at Memorial Stadium.
Jeff Jacobsen/Copyright 2004 KUAC
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Kansas opens the 2004 season Sept. 4 at home vs. the
Tulsa Golden Hurricane. The Jayhawks' home schedule
also includes Toledo (Sept. 11), Texas Tech (Sept. 25),
Kansas State (Oct. 9), Colorado (Nov. 6) and Texas (Nov.
13).
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KU athletics ticket office has unveiled a new online
ticketing system to give fans a more convenient way
to purchase tickets to Jayhawk sporting events. The
new service is available 24 hours a day by clicking
on any of the ticket links located at www.kuathletics.com.
Customers who go online to renew their football season
tickets will be eligible to win two free season tickets,
one free season parking pass or one of 10 footballs
autographed by KU head coach Mark Mangino.
Season tickets for the 2004 football season are now
available for purchase online, even for fans who are
not current season ticket holders. Season tickets remain
the best value and great seats still remain for the
upcoming season.
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Besides coaching the blue team
in the Alumni Game, former KU football coach Don
Fambrough showed he still had the toe for kicking
extra points. Jeff Jacobsen/Copyright 2004
KUAC
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Reserved seats for KU's six home football games during
the 2004 season will cost $185. In addition, the price
of Family Zone tickets (two adult, two youth in north
bowl) is $200, and reserved tickets for recent graduates
(2002-04) remain $125.
Single-game tickets for home KU football games will
be available online in July, while online ticketing
for other sports will available later this summer.
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Former All-American Bobby Douglass
showed his coach John Hadl that he still had plenty
of zip in his arm during Sunday's Alumni game.
Jeff Jacobsen/Copyright 2004 KUAC
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