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Horse-drawn Christmas parade to return to downtown Lawrence
LAWRENCE, Kan. (KCTV) - The Lawrence Old-Fashioned Christmas Parade will return this December, bringing horse-drawn carriages and wagons for a holiday tradition spanning decades. The parade, set to begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 5, features historically accurate replicas of vehicles from the late 1800s and early 1900s, with...
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“Needs to Stop Getting Embarrassed”: FOX Analyst Paints Grim Picture for Mark Pope’s Future as Kansas Loss Exposes Problems
The Kentucky Wildcats were beaten 89-69 by the Kansas Jayhawks in the Champions Classic, and the defeat has posed more questions about head coach Mark Pope. The latest to question Pope is FOX Sports analyst Aaron Torres, who made it clear that Pope needs to start winning games or things could go downhill fast. “You know what Kentucky reminded me of vs Kansas: Kentucky, in basically every big game last year. Mark Pope no longer gets the benefit of the doubt. Not only does he need to start winning big games – he needs to stop getting embarrassed constantly,” Torres wrote on X , sharing a clip from his Aaron Torres podcast. “You know what Kentucky reminded me of vs Kansas: Kentucky, in basically every big game last year. Mark Pope no longer gets the benefit of the doubt. Not only does he need to start winning big games – he needs to stop getting embarrassed constantly.” https://t.co/I7176bBQtn https://t.co/AlPcWv0e18 — Aaron Torres (@Aaron_Torres) November 11, 2026 Kentucky’s defense came into specific focus after freshman Tyran Stokes tore through the Wildcats, scoring 23 points, 10 rebounds, and four assists against the team he nearly joined earlier in the year out of
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QBs Marshall, Hawkins Jr. Spark Kansas at WVU
Big 12 fans will be treated to one of the better dual-threat quarterback battles when the West Virginia Mountaineers host the Kansas Jayhawks on Saturday. Kansas (3-6, 1-5) is led by QB Isaiah Marshall, while Michael Hawkins Jr. is QB1 for WVU (5-4, 2-4). Marshall thrives in Kansas associate head...
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National analysts rave after KU routs Kentucky, Stokes looks like No. 1 pick
Kansas men’s basketball drew national rave reviews for its 89-69 rout of Kentucky on Tuesday night at Chicago’s United Center. The Jayhawks’ domination of the Wildcats stood out to many who watched the one-day doubleheader (Michigan State beat Duke 79-73 in the opener) that for 16 years has served as the premier early-season showcase in college basketball. Kansas, now 3-0, looked polished and connected on both ends, prompting widespread praise for a group that appears to have a higher ceiling than recent Jayhawk teams. Here’s a sampling of postgame comments about KU, which next will meet UNLV at 8:30 p.m. Central on Tuesday in the Players Era Eight tourney in Las Vegas. Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports and 247Sports wrote: “The Jayhawks — who had 24 assists on 32 made field goals — look like a Big 12 title contender and potential Final Four team. Kentucky does not. “Kansas was awesome. The Wildcats were not. Lots and lots of work ahead in Lexington. Kansas looked completely in sync on both sides of the floor. Prized freshman Tyran Stokes was beyond impressive with 23 points, 10 rebounds, and four assists while veteran wing Tre White dropped 30 . Purdue transfer Trey