MLB DELAYS OPENING DAY DUE TO VIRUS CONCERNS. 2B Sports B Lawrence Journal-World l LJWorld.com/sports l Friday, March 13, 2020 Abrupt end to hoops season frustrates KU players

By Matt Tait 12 crown, were ranked No. 1 in contemplate finishing the month [email protected] Also: KU AD announces indefinite ESPN’s BPI rankings, the KPI without a chance to compete for rankings, by Sagarin and on a national championship. Kansas point guard Devon KenPom.com. “Over that fast,” tweeted KU Dotson needed just one word cancellation of athletic-related travel KU also had been ranked No. junior Marcus Garrett. to describe his emotions after 1 in the NCAA Evaluation Tool “I’m speechless,” said KU learning Thursday afternoon before top-ranked Kansas and one of the favorites to (NET) rankings for most of the freshman Tristan Enaruna on that the 2020 NCAA Tourna- could even leave the area win the 2020 national title. final month of the season. How- social media. ment had been canceled amid to start down what it hoped In addition to finishing the ever, one last look on Thursday “Don’t know what to say or concerns over the rapid spread would be a path to the Final season ranked No. 1 in the As- showed the Jayhawks listed at think,” posted KU senior Mitch of the coronavirus. Four. sociated Press and USA To- No. 2 in the NET rankings, be- Lightfoot, who redshirted the “Nightmare,” Dotson posted By all accounts, the Jay- day Top 25 polls, Bill Self’s hind Gonzaga. 2019-20 season. on Twitter. hawks were poised to enter Jayhawks, who finished the Instead of being able to capi- Earlier Thursday, Self Just like that, the college next week as the NCAA Tour- regular season at 28-3 and 17-1 talize on their position, the basketball season was over nament’s No. 1 overall seed en route to recapturing the Big Kansas players were left to > KU, 3B

March Sadness SEABURY SUCCESS reigns as tourney canceled

BENTON SMITH

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ou thought watch- ing your favorite Yteam get upset in the first or second round of the NCAA Tournament was tough? Welcome to the truest form of March Sadness. The idea of any bas- ketball being played this weekend or in the weeks to come toppled, domino- style, beginning Thursday morning. As conferences nationwide canceled their postseason tournaments, the trend reached the Big 12 and Sprint Center less than an hour before Braden Shaw/Journal-World Photo a quarterfinal between BISHOP SEABURY SENIOR FORWARD LUKE HORNBERGER (32) and Valley Heights junior forward Jake Yungeberg (25) jump for the opening tip Texas and Texas Tech Thursday at Bramlage Coliseum. was supposed to tip off. By the afternoon, the NCAA and its board of governors went ahead Seahawks soar over Valley Heights, 72-45 and canceled the entire postseason. No Selection By Braden Shaw head coach Jonathan Raney “We know what we’re go- Sunday. No brackets to fill [email protected] continued to remind his ing to get out of Zach in big out. No buzzer-beaters. No Rest of state tourney team to “control what we can games,” Raney said. “He’s Cinderellas. No Final Four. Manhattan — Bishop Sea- canceled. 8B control.” been doing it his whole career. Not even “One Shining bury rolled to a 72-45 victory “But this group is resilient; So, did I know he was going to Moment.” over Valley Heights in what this group is used to that,” get 27 or whatever? No, but I This is all, of course, for turned out to be the only to play and we really left it all Raney said. “We take it a day did know he was going to con- the greater good. Health round of the Class 2A boys out there on the floor. We re- at a time, anyway. I just told trol the game and make the experts who are knowl- state tournament Thursday. ally want to take every day like them, ‘Hey, count your bless- right plays.” edgeable about this novel Junior guard Zach Bloch led it’s our last because we never ings that we’re out here play- The Seahawks also had two coronavirus and how it the Seahawks with 27 points, know when it’s going to end.” ing today. There’s a lot of peo- other players score in double spreads advised against five assists and four steals. Despite the noise, cancella- ple that, unfortunately, their figures — junior Stavian Jones these games and the March “Well, we didn’t know if tions and widespread uncer- seasons are over.’” (21 points) and senior Cobe traditions that we’ve come this game was going to hap- tainty over the past 24 hours Even though he fouled out Green (11 points). to know and love. It was pen,” Bloch said. “So we came with 2:21 left to play, Bloch was a prudent move, reached because of the coronavirus > SEABURY, 8B in blessed that we were able pandemic, Bishop Seabury the best player on the floor. > MARCH, 3B

Firebirds fall to Blue Valley NW; team ‘happy that we got to play’

By Shane Jackson [email protected] Blue Valley North 72, Wichita — Free State couldn’t Lawrence High 66 knock off three-time state champion Lawrence High boys basketball Blue Valley Northwest during the fell to Blue Valley North in a quar- opening round of the Class 6A state terfinal game Thursday at Wichita tournament on Thursday at Wichita State University. For more cover- State University. age, visit ljworld.com/sports. But considering that many events like the Big 12 and NCAA tournaments were canceled because of the threat of right now, and we still are. (We need coronavirus, the Firebirds understood to) cherish the moments.” they were fortunate to get a chance to While most events were being can- play basketball in the first place. celed on Thursday, KSHSAA decided “It is a tough way to go out,” to let the quarterfinals take place. FSHS head coach Sam Stroh said af- Thursday night, however, KSHSAA ter FSHS’ 55-48 loss to the Huskies. canceled the state tourney at all six sites Shane Jackson/Journal-World Photo “All things considered, this was just because of the threat of coronavirus. a basketball game. I told them NBA FREE STATE SENIOR DK MIDDLETON DRIVES past a Blue Valley Northwest defender during the and college players aren’t playing > FSHS, 8B opening round of the Class 6A state tournament on Thursday at Wichita State University. 2B | Friday, March 13, 2020 . SPORTS Lawrence Journal-World MLB delays opening day at least 2 weeks because of virus By Ronald Blum start April 9, also will be salaries were reduced by Associated Press delayed along with quali- 11.1% because the games fying in Arizona for this were lost due to a strike. New York — Major year’s Olympic baseball After a 32-day spring League Baseball delayed tournament and for next training lockout in 1990 the start of its season by year’s World Baseball caused opening day to at least two weeks be- Classic. be delayed a week until cause of the coronavirus “We’re ultimately all April 9, the season was outbreak and suspended people. We all love the extended by three days the rest of its spring train- game of baseball, but this to allow each team a full ing schedule. is a far bigger issue for all 162-game schedule. Opening day had been of us right now, and we’re Baseball’s first strike scheduled for March 26. trying to work our way lasted from April 1-13 in The decision announced through it together,” Se- 1972, and the season start- by Commissioner Rob attle Mariners owner John ed April 15. Teams played Manfred on Thursday, left Stanton said at the team’s 153-156 games. open whether each team camp in Peoria, Ariz. This year marked the would still play 162 games. “I believe that this is earliest opening day oth- “It’s unfortunate, but going to be something er than for international I think it’s the proper that will have a lot more games. As it stood, Game measure we need to take twists and turns to it. I 7 of the World Series now given the situation don’t have a high degree would’ve been Oct. 28. the country’s in and the of confidence that we will If regular-season games start on April 9,” he said. are lost this year, MLB world’s in,” New York Elaine Thompson/AP Photo Yankees star Giancarlo MLB had continued to could attempt to reduce play into Thursday, two A BROADCAST CREW FINISHES UP NEAR THE KANSAS CITY ROYALS’ DUGOUT IN AN salaries by citing paragraph Stanton said. “It’s impor- OTHERWISE EMPTY BALLPARK tant to know that some weeks before the season after the cancellation of a spring training game Thursday 11 of the Uniform Player’s things are bigger than had been set to start with between the Royals and the Seattle Mariners in Surprise, Ariz. Contract, which covers na- baseball, bigger than sports a pair of simultaneous tional emergencies. The an- at the moment. Once we’re games: Detroit at Cleve- morning news confer- warrant, with the hope of Kendall Graveman: “This nouncement Thursday said able to hopefully get a hold land and World Series ence he had strongly rec- resuming normal opera- is a first for everyone. the decision was made “due on some things and get champion Washington at ommended to local au- tions as soon as possible.” Man, it’s invisible, too. So to the national emergency some questions answered the New York Mets. thorities and organizers Players with big league we’re really trying to take created by the coronavirus we can figure out when Texas had been looking that they limit all mass contracts likely will be al- precautions. But yeah, it’s pandemic.” things can continue.” forward to the opening of gatherings. lowed to leave spring train- crazy.” Spring training games The announcement its retractable-roof ball- “MLB and the clubs ing and go home if they MLB had not had a were suspended as of 4 came while some spring park, Globe Life Field, first have been preparing a want to, but no decision on mass postponement of p.m. EDT Thursday, and training games in Florida with an exhibition against variety of contingency that was made public. openers since 1995, when games in progress were al- were still in progress. St. Louis on March 23 plans regarding the 2020 “There are so many the season was shortened lowed to finish. Minnesota MLB followed the NBA, and then a formal opener regular season schedule,” questions that I have, and from 162 games to 144 notified fans by leaving NHL, MLS and college against Mike Trout and the commissioner’s office I know a bunch of guys following a 7 1/2-month copies of MLB’s press re- basketball tournaments the Los Angeles Angels on said in a statement. “MLB have approached me with players’ strike that also lease on benches at Ham- in altering schedules be- March 31. will announce the effects questions I just don’t have wiped out the 1994 World mond Stadium in Fort My- cause of the pandemic. But baseball changed on the schedule at an ap- answers to,” Davis said. Series. Opening day was ers, Fla., where a 6:05 p.m. The minor league base- course after Florida Gov. propriate time and will “It doesn’t seem real.” pushed back from April game against Baltimore ball season, which was to Ron DeSantis said at a remain flexible as events Said Seattle pitcher 2 to April 26 and player had been scheduled.

IndyCar, NASCAR closed to fans amid COVID-19 pandemic By Jenna Fryer sessions, the driver auto- the St. Petersburg race out of the Australian GP Associated Press graph session and other would have been “very dif- when one of its team mem- events today were can- ficult. No one knows what bers tested positive for St. Petersburg, Fla. — celed. IndyCar typically the next several weeks the coronavirus. Six-time IndyCar and NASCAR will draws about 130,000 to a or months will look like. world champion Lewis race this weekend without three-day street festival They’ve built the track. It’s Hamilton had said he was spectators, while Formula capped by Sunday’s race. tough to build it twice.” shocked that organizers One’s Australian Grand NASCAR said it will run Also Thursday, orga- planned to proceed with Prix was called off entire- its next two races without nizers of the Grand Prix the race, which regularly ly, as auto racing joined fans, starting this weekend of Long Beach said that attracts more than 300,000 other sports in being af- in Atlanta and continu- event won’t be held as people, before it eventu- fected by concerns over ing at Homestead-Miami scheduled on April 19 ally was scrapped. the COVID-19 pandemic. Speedway. Miami-Dade because of a California On Wednesday, Presi- IndyCar pushed for- County Mayor Carlos A. ban on large scale gather- dent Donald Trump an- ward with Sunday’s Giménez said the county ings. Organizers hope to nounced a ban affecting was under a state of emer- reschedule the race, the travel from Europe to the season-opening race after Darron Cummings/AP File Photo the mayor of St. Petersburg gency and NASCAR rac- second most prestigious United States, prompt- ing would be postponed IN THIS OCT. 2, 2019, FILE PHOTO, WILL POWER, OF on the IndyCar schedule ing the IMSA sports car said Thursday fans would AUSTRALIA, DRIVES INTO TURN ONE not be permitted to attend. unless officials chose to during the Aeroscreen behind the Indianapolis series to reschedule next Only essential personnel run the race without fans. testing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. 500, for later this year. weekend’s 12 Hours of can enter the fenced area “These events will be Earlier, in Melbourne, Sebring in Florida until surrounding the tempo- restricted to competitors, determine future schedul- and move its prerace Australia, the first Formula November. Many drivers rary street course through crews, officials and other ing beyond these events.” competition meeting to One Grand Prix of the sea- and team members come downtown St. Petersburg. necessary personnel to The stock car series an outdoor location. son was canceled two hours from Europe. Competitors will have conduct the race,” NAS- had already announced Mark Miles, president before the first official prac- The NHRA also post- to answer a question- CAR said in a statement. changes designed to give and CEO of Penske En- tice was set to start. poned a portion of the naire for health screen- “We will work with pub- drivers 6-foot buffers tertainment, which owns The decision came after Gatornationals in Gaines- ing before entry. Practice lic health officials as we during media sessions IndyCar, said rescheduling one team, McLaren, pulled ville, Fla.

NHL commissioner: Season will ‘pause’ because of coronavirus By Stephen Whyno uncertainty about how ... we will encourage our players and other members Alberts added the Stars and John Wawrow many more — if any would not be practicing Associated Press — could be played be- of the NHL community to take all reasonable precautions during the league’s hiatus. fore the playoffs, which — including by self-quarantine, where appropriate.” Asked what the best-case The NHL has placed its typically begin in early scenario is, Alberts said: season on ice — for now. April. A handful of Eu- ‘‘— NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman “I think what everyone NHL Commission- ropean hockey leagues is hoping for is that we er Gary Bettman said have already called off take a short pause over Thursday the league will the remainder of their support the their loved ones, and the of players, coaches and the next several weeks “pause” its season, ef- seasons. NHL and NHLPA’s deci- bigger picture in general, hockey operations staff.” and in a month or so, we fective immediately, be- “We will continue to sion to suspend the sea- and all that other stuff is The Tampa Bay Light- can kind of get the season cause of the coronavirus monitor all the appropri- son for the safety of the secondary noise. It’s some- ning, who followed the back reenergized.” pandemic. The move ate medical advice, and teams and their fans. We thing we haven’t seen in Jazz into two arenas last Other hockey competi- came one day after the we will encourage our look forward to the day our lifetime, and it’s much weekend and occupied tions are also being called NBA suspended its sea- players and other mem- we can get back playing bigger than sports.” the same locker room off: son after a player tested bers of the NHL commu- the game we love in front The Stanley Cup has while in Boston, said l The American Hock- positive for COVID-19. nity to take all reasonable of full arenas.” been awarded every year deep cleaning and sani- ey League and ECHL, the Bettman said the hope precautions — including Following St. Louis’ 4-2 since 1893 with two ex- tizing was done before top two minor leagues in is to resume play later by self-quarantine, where win at Anaheim, Blues ceptions: 1919, when the they arrived. North America, and the and still award the Stan- appropriate,” Bettman coach Craig Berube was final was canceled after “We also understand junior Canadian Hockey ley Cup. said. “Our goal is to re- already wondering how five games because of the that with no actual con- League suspended play. “Following last night’s sume play as soon as it is to prepare for the un- Spanish flu outbreak, and tact with an infected per- l The NWHL post- news that an NBA player appropriate and prudent, scheduled and indefinite 2005, when the season son, our risk levels are poned its Isobel Cup has tested positive for so that we will be able to time off. was called off because of low,” the Lightning said final scheduled for to- coronavirus — and given complete the season and “You can practice as a lockout. in a statement. “As we are night in Boston against that our leagues share so award the Stanley Cup.” much as you want, but “It’s become apparent at no more risk than the Minnesota. many facilities and locker The NHL preceded its without playing games it that the situation is much general population and l The NCAA Frozen rooms and it now seems decision by having all 31 is difficult,” said Berube, larger than sports,” Boston nobody in hockey opera- Four was canceled along likely that some member teams cancel practices who played 17 seasons center Patrice Bergeron tions has any symptoms, with the rest of the winter of the NHL community and pregame skates. in the NHL. “It’s a big- said. “In a time like, this it we are not subject to be- and spring championships would test positive at It was difficult to de- ger issue than a hockey is important we continue ing tested at this time.” across U.S. college sports. some point — it is no lon- termine what steps teams game. We have to deal to listen to experts whose Dallas Stars forward l A person with direct ger appropriate to try to or players can take in with what we have to. We job it is to maintain the Alexander Radulov has knowledge of discus- continue to play games at regards to practicing or have to keep ourselves in safety and well-being of been sick, but team Presi- sions told The Associ- this time,” Bettman said. even working out dur- shape and as sharp as we the population until the is- dent Brad Alberts said ated Press a recommen- The NHL Players’ As- ing the hiatus. For now, can if we start up again.” sue stabilizes.” players had not yet been dation was made to the sociation backed the de- Martin Frk scoring with Former Sabres cap- The NHL has not said tested. A message left for IIHF to cancel the men’s cision, calling it “an ap- 4:41 remaining in the Los tain Brian Gionta was any player has tested Radulov’s agent was not world championships in propriate course of action Angeles Kings’ 3-2 win supposed to be among positive for COVID-19. immediately returned. Switzerland. The IIHF at this time” and adding: over Ottawa stands as the the players honored The Washington Capi- “If anybody in (the) or- has already canceled the “The players are looking final goal of the 2019-20 tonight as part of Buf- tals, who used the same ganization gets (the) vi- women’s worlds, which forward to the opportunity season. falo’s 50th anniversary visiting locker room as rus, obviously we’ll have were scheduled to open to resume play in front of “Public health and celebrations. the Utah Jazz at Madison to test,” Alberts said. later this month in Nova hockey fans everywhere.” safety are a priority at a “I think that’s the least of Square Garden in New “(There’s) no testing in Scotia. The NHL is halting time like this,” Edmonton the worries,” Gionta said. York after them, said they place and I think we’ve — AP reporters Tim Reyn- play with 189 games captain Connor McDa- “I think everybody is wor- “will continue to close- got a healthy group as of olds, Joe Reedy and Stephen left in the season and vid said. “As players, we ried about their families, ly monitor the health right now.” Hawkins contributed. Lawrence Journal-World SPORTS Friday, March 13, 2020 | 3B MLS shutting down for 30 days because of outbreak

By Tim Reynolds had been slated to face other safe.” Associated Press Australia at Sandy, Utah, The vast majority of on April 10 and Brazil people recover from the Fort Lauderdale, Fla. four days later at San new virus. According to — Major League Soc- Jose, Calif. the World Health Organi- cer is shutting down for The Confederation of zation, people with mild 30 days because of the North, Central American illness recover in about coronavirus, delaying the and Caribbean Associa- two weeks, while those home opener for the ex- tion Football suspended with more severe illness pansion team co-owned its Champions League may take three to six by former England cap- competition because weeks to recover. tain David Beckham. of the pandemic. CON- Inter Miami’s stadium “Our clubs were united CACAF had not yet an- is located in Broward today in the decision to nounced a decision re- County, where seven CO- temporarily suspend our garding its other events, VID-19 cases had been season — based on the which include men’s confirmed as of Thursday advice and guidance from Olympic qualifying in morning. Cases have also the Centers for Disease Guadalajara, Mexico. been confirmed in Palm Control and Prevention, As a result, the match Beach County, on Bro- Public Health Agency of between Cruz Azul and ward’s north border, and Canada and other public Los Angeles FC set for Miami-Dade County on health authorities,” MLS Thursday night was post- Broward’s south border. Commissioner Don Gar- poned. The competition “We were 48 hours ber said in a statement is currently in the first leg from kickoff with a tre- Thursday. of the quarterfinals. Joe Cavaretta/South Florida Sun-Sentinel via AP mendous amount of Inter Miami, co-owned The Mexican nation- INTER MIAMI COO AND SPORTING DIRECTOR PAUL MCDONOUGH, LEFT, LOOKS ON AS TEAM excitement in our com- by Beckham and Jorge al team also canceled CO-OWNER JORGE MAS SPEAKS during a news conference Thursday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. munity and having a full Mas, had been scheduled matches in Charlotte, house here on Saturday,” to play its home opener N.C., on March 26 against Mas said. “That does not Saturday. MLS started the Czech Republic and We think it is a players and coaches of governors call Thursday change. It’ll just be a dif- its season on Feb. 29, in Arlington, Texas, on prudent decision by the MLS suspension late when when the decision ferent date.” and each of the 26 teams March 29 against Greece, Thursday morning, then was made, and said it was Inter Miami sport- has played two league citing travel restrictions. the league, because held a news conference not a difficult choice. ing director Paul Mc- matches. Greece’s March 26 match ‘‘obviously we want to at the team’s temporary The MLS Players As- Donough said calls would In addition, the U.S. against Costa Rica at Har- protect our players stadium. sociation said it was be held later Thursday to Soccer Federation can- rison, N.J., also was called “We think it is a pru- working closely with the determine exactly how celed exhibitions in off. and protect our fans dent decision by the league. the team will spend the March and April for The National Women’s as much as is possible league, because obvious- “Our shared goals re- time off. Saturday would its men’s and women’s Soccer League canceled ly we want to protect our main the same and our have been the first time an national teams as a preseason matches ahead for us to undertake.” players and protect our focus will shift to pro- MLS match was played in precaution. of its April 18 openers. — Inter Miami co-owner Jorge Mas fans as much as is pos- viding the necessary re- South Florida since 2001, The men had been “We are reviewing sible for us to undertake,” sources and support that and Beckham’s group has scheduled to play the all contingency plans Mas said. “We look with our players need in the been working toward get- Netherlands in Eind- related to our regular- optimism that we can weeks to come,” the as- ting a team back in the hoven on March 26 and season schedule and are appreciative of our fans continue building here in sociation said. “We’re all area for about six years. Wales four days later in monitoring develop- and partners for their South Florida.” one MLS family and ask Mas said this is just Cardiff, preparation for ing events and their po- continued support of our Mas said he expects that everyone please take another challenge along the scheduled start of tential impact,” NWSL league and all our world- the full 34-match season the precautionary mea- that road. World Cup qualifying in Commissioner Lisa Baird class players.” to be played. He was on sures necessary to keep “We’ll deal with it the September. The women said. “We are deeply Mas told Inter Miami the league’s board of themselves and each best way,” Mas said. SCOREBOARD SHO — ShoBox: The New Generation, ing day by at least two weeks. Houston 7 11 .389 N.Y. Yankees 6, Washington 3 Atlanta 20 47 .299 22 SPORTS ON TV Hinckley, Minn. 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disappointed in the all-Americans, Udoka more postseason hard- NBA draft entrant, this board of governors de- result, sensible as it was. Azubuike and Devon ware along the way. must be unfathomable. termined the best way March Imagine the sorrow col- Dotson, and a defensive Instead, it’s all sud- They were poised to for the NCAA to pre- lege athletes throughout guru, Marcus Garrett. denly over. write their own memo- vent further spread of CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B the country are experi- They had zero clue For months, the lives rable chapters in KU’s COVID-19 was to cancel encing in the wake of this this past Saturday in Lub- of these players revolved storied program — may- all remaining winter and with the well-being of unprecedented measure. bock, Texas, when they around gearing up for be even leave as legends, spring championships. people who could be It’s hard to dream up a beat the Red Raiders for this 2020 postseason. like Danny Manning or That means no title runs fatally impacted by CO- more let-down group of an outright Big 12 title Now they’re no doubt left Mario Chalmers. Now for college athletes in VID-19 in mind. Even if it players than those on the that it would be the last with a sense of empti- they and their teammates basketball, ice hockey, took the NBA, NHL and Kansas basketball roster. time they ever competed ness, because the bizarre become an all-time what- wrestling, gymnastics, MLB all suspending their The No. 1-ranked Jay- together. The Jayhawks circumstances of these if in KU lore. track and field, lacrosse, games for the NCAA to hawks hadn’t lost a game looked like a team that times meant they didn’t Unfortunately for baseball, softball, golf take similar action, the since Jan. 11. They were could play nine more even get a chance to go college athletes and fans and tennis, to name a people in charge of the in position to become times — three in the Big validate their incredible everywhere, this unique few. March Madness money- the No. 1 overall seed in 12 Tournament and six regular season with some brand of March Sad- We’ve never seen maker finally followed the national champion- more in the NCAA Tour- postseason glory. ness extends to sports anything like this. And the ethical route. ship tournament, with nament — cutting down For Azubuike, a senior, everywhere. President hopefully we never will But it’s OK to be the help of two potential more nets and acquiring and Dotson, a likely early Mark Emmert and the again.

finished 10th in the Big appropriate steps based on activities does not in- 12 this season and was We will continue to monitor the situation advice from our medical clude campus-based KU slated to play at 8:30 p.m. and determine the next appropriate steps team.” practices for in-season Thursday, also released a based on advice from our medical team.” KU clarified to the sports, strength and con- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B statement. Journal-World that the ditioning activities for all “Our players were ex- ‘‘— KU Athletic Director Jeff Long suspension of “athletics sports and does not apply released a statement re- cited about the opportu- events” would include to teams and individuals acting to the Big 12’s deci- nity to compete in the Big practices. Kansas football’s participating in NCAA sion to cancel the confer- 12 Tournament,” Schnei- spring practice was sched- Championship competi- ence tournament. der said. “However, in statement Thursday “Our highest prior- uled to begin March 17 and tion,” the Big 12 statement “While we are disap- light of all the information that all athletic-related ity at Kansas Athletics is run through April 18. read. pointed for the players, that has become available travel had been canceled to ensure the safety and The Big 12 Conference In addition to calling it was the right and nec- in the past 24 hours, we indefinitely, and home well-being of our student- also announced Thursday off the men’s and wom- essary thing to do,” Self understand (cancella- and away athletic events athletes, coaches and that it had suspended all en’s basketball champion- said. “As I said (Wednes- tion) was the appropriate had been suspended in staff,” Long said. “Based other conference cham- ships, the upcoming gym- day), this is bigger than response. The health and light of the coronavirus on the recommendation pionships until April 15 nastics and equestrian a sport or championship. safety of our players will pandemic. of our medical profession- and that, beginning to- championships have been I know our medical staff always be priority num- The statement from als, we have canceled all day, it had suspended all canceled. and the NCAA will re- ber one.” Long came shortly after athletic travel indefinitely. regular-season competi- Future Big 12 champi- search all avenues to de- The decision to exer- all NCAA conference In addition, all home and tions, on- and off-campus onships this season will termine the appropriate cise caution about the vi- basketball tournaments away athletics events have recruiting and out-of-sea- be evaluated by April 15, steps moving forward.” rus extended well beyond were canceled and with been suspended indefi- son practices until March the conference said. Kansas women’s bas- college basketball. the fate of the NCAA nitely. We will continue 29. — Journal-World reporters ketball coach Brandon KU Athletic Direc- Tournament still hanging to monitor the situation “The suspension of Conner Mitchell and Benton Schneider, whose team tor Jeff Long said in a in the balance. and determine the next these athletic-related Smith contributed to this report. 4B | Friday, March 13, 2020 . SPORTS Lawrence Journal-World COMMENTARY Without games taking place, what will fans talk about? By Jim Litke ... it’s going to be a Associated Press case-by-case decision Going a week without watching sports used to for sports leagues be a dare. Now, it’s the ‘‘here, at least until new reality. we know a lot more A quick glance at TV sports listings provides about the virus. A lot all the confirmation you will depend on where need. It looks like the de- they try to play.” parture screen at the air- port during a blizzard: — Marc Ganis, president and Canceled. founder of Chicago-based Canceled. Sportscorp Postponed. Canceled. Efforts by sports leagues Now picture the poor to contain the spread person who crawled off of the new coronavirus the couch just before have become one more intermission to make way to track the impact a quick lunch, then re- of the outbreak around turned to find a blank the globe. The closer the screen. The rest of us will event was to a cluster of be wearing that same ex- cases, the more likely it pression soon enough. was to be played in front If the idea of self-quar- of empty seats, canceled antine held any allure for or about to be. After sev- sports fans, it was the eral weeks watching from chance to binge-watch what seemed like a safe March Madness and distance, sports fans in Opening Day in baseball. the United States are wak- Good luck with that. Tele- Charlie Riedel/AP Photo ing up to see those red vised games are about to WORKERS DISMANTLE A FAN ATTRACTION FOR THE BIG 12 CONFERENCE MEN’S NCAA COLLEGE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT pins scattered across their become as scarce as toilet in front of Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo., on Thursday after the remaining games in the tournament were canceled maps. paper at Costco. because of concerns about the coronavirus. On Thursday, confer- There were still three ence basketball tourna- notable holdouts as of and the list is only going in by government man- Being able to argue his shoe in a Duke game; ments stretching from midday: pro golf, NAS- to get longer. dates elsewhere on top about sports with your Kawhi Leonard’s buzzer- the Atlantic to the Pacific CAR and the English “We were fortunate in of that. relatives — as opposed beating 3-pointer bounc- hung a “Sorry, We’re Premier League main- the U.S., at least up until “It’s like trying to put to say, politics — has ing on the rim four times Closed” sign on the door. tained they would con- now,” said Marc Ganis, together a jigsaw puzzle,” kept many a family din- before falling through The NBA, NHL, MLB and tinue to play, albeit president and found- Ganis concluded, “with- ner from spiraling into to seal a Game 7 win for MLS did the same. The without spectators. For er of Chicago-based out having all the pieces.” a food fight. Parents and the Raptors; Howie Ken- last likely major college the moment, this sum- Sportscorp, a leading Just don’t waste much children who don’t talk drick’s grand-slam HRs basketball game of any mer’s Tokyo Olympics business consulting firm time worrying about all that much during the finishing off the under- import to be played, a Big are on, too. with deep ties to Chinese the owners or players. rest of the year swap text dog Nats’ postseason run. East Tournament con- The simple fact is TV sports dating back more They’ll be fine. Most will messages during March There are plenty of test between St. John’s deals provide so much than a decade. welcome the opportunity Madness or the World things more important and Creighton at Madi- of the money fueling big- “But just like the rest to take a few weeks off. Series like BFFs. It’s small to be concerned about at son Square Garden, was time sports that it makes of the world, it’s going The real harm being done talk, granted, but also one the moment about than abandoned at halftime economic sense to put to be a case-by-case de- to sports at the moment is of these things, as Joni sports. Pay attention to Thursday. the games on people’s cision for sports leagues happening on the fringes, Mitchell put it, “That you those. But the mind likes “Bizarre. We shouldn’t screens whether there here, at least until we to folks who eke out a liv- don’t know what you’ve to wander and with the have been here today,” are actual people in the know a lot more about ing selling beer in the are- got till it’s gone.” Masters only a month said St. John’s TV ana- seats or not. How much the virus,” he added. “A nas and parking cars near Gone, too, for now, away, just imagine where lyst Brandon Tierney. longer it passes the safety lot will depend on where the stadiums. will be those moments some of Tiger Woods’ “There’s no other way to common-sense test re- they try to play. ‘Hot And if you’ve got so thrilling or outlandish drives will wind up at Au- put it. We had enough in- mains to be seen. Some spots’ and really any any sympathy left after that they connected com- gusta National without formation last night when athletes have already test- hard-hit area is too risky. that, well, save it for plete strangers: Zion Wil- the galleries lining every we went to bed.” ed positive for COVID-19, And they’ll be hemmed the fans. liamson tearing through fairway.

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BORN LOSER CHIP & ART SANSOM 8B | Friday, March 13, 2020 . SPORTS Lawrence Journal-World EATHER For March 13-17 State basketball tournament canceled W Staff Report opening round of the state It marks the first time spectators was to can- [email protected] tournament, KSHSAA can- since 1930 that there will cel the remainder of this TODAY celed the state tourney at be no state basketball championship tourna- Wichita — There will all six sites because of the champion. ment,” KSHSAA wrote in be no state champion in threat of coronavirus. No “Given the escalat- a release. “The KSHSAA igh ow high school basketball division — boys or girls — ing concerns regarding regrets the lost opportu- H : 51 ° L : 35 ° this season at any level. was able to play past the COVID-19, the best de- nity for teams and play- Late Thursday night, dur- quarterfinal round of this cision for the safety of ers that have worked to 30% chance of showers. ing the final games of the year’s state tournament. the student-athletes and achieve their goals.” SATURDAY and scored 24 points in the possibility of this being We’re a whole third quarter alone as they the Seahawks’ season fi- High: 42 ° Low: 34 ° Seabury team and I’m blessed continued to pull away. nale, he said his message And while the Se- didn’t change: Enjoy and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B to have those guys by Snow showers. ahawks have solid out- take advantage of each ‘‘my side.” side shooters in sopho- opportunity. “I couldn’t do it with- — Seabury junior guard Zach Bloch more forward Joao Carlos “Look, if this is the last SUNDAY out them,” Bloch said. Ramirez, Jones, Green and game that we play, I’m “We’re a whole team and Bloch, Seabury did most just as proud of them as I’m blessed to have those minutes left in the first of its damage inside. The I have been throughout High: 47 ° Low: 37 ° guys by my side.” quarter, with all 4 points Seahawks shot just 1-for-8 the whole season,” Raney Amid cancellations coming at the free-throw from 3-point range and 28- said. “We try to be us, and in various other sports, for-49 from the field. just be thankful, grateful Mostly cloudy. line. KSHSAA state basketball “That’s kind of how With the bounty of of- and blessed. And like I tournaments across Kan- it’s been for us the last fensive chances, the lead said, there’s a lot of peo- sas played on Thursday. three, four games,” Raney ballooned to 30 points ple who wish they had the MONDAY Less than an hour after said. “We haven’t got off midway through the opportunity we had today the completion of Sea- to great starts. We’re go- fourth quarter. (to play basketball). igh ow bury’s game, however, ing to get (other teams’) “Our pressure defense “I just feel grateful each H : 54 ° L : 40 ° KSHSAA announced that best shots every night, so allows us to get in transi- and every day to come in the rest of the tourna- we’ve got to make sure tion and get some layups and coach these guys.” 50% chance of showers. ment will be canceled. that our defense is tight.” and get some easy bas- Seabury (72) But Seabury and Valley But the Seahawks kets,” Raney said. “We’re Zach Bloch 12-15 3-5 27, Stavian Heights had a game to play at our best when we’re Jones 8-16 4-5 21, Cobe Green 3-8 5-5 shored up their defense 11, Luke Hornberger 3-3 1-3 7, Joao TUESDAY Thursday night. and began to force turn- getting stops and when Carlos Ramirez 2-7 4-4 6. Totals 28-49 The Seahawks — who overs. Bloch and Green we’re able to break out.” 15-22 72. Valley Heights (45) have spent several weeks were relentless on the The win may have been Jackson O’Toole 5-9 0-0 14, Trenton High: 55 ° Low: 42 ° this season as the No. 1 perimeter, leading to 13 lopsided, and it may have L’Ecuyer 4-7 0-0 9, Tyler Wagner 3-4 1-2 7, Jake Yungeberg 2-3 1-3 5, Cameron team in Class 2A — were first-half turnovers for been bookended by the Beardsley 2-8 0-0 5, Evan Haines 1-5 30% chance of showers. looked at as one of the fa- the Mustangs. season being cut short. 2-5 4, Kadin Claycamp 0-1 1-2 1, Bryson vorites as the No. 2 seed Kenworthy 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 17-38 5-12 45. Most of Bloch’s points But even playing at all Seabury 12 16 24 20 — 72 in the bracket. came in transition, too, and “meant a lot” to the team, Valley Heights 5 11 14 15 — 45 However, it took a that helped start a 19-5 run according to Bloch. 3-point goals: Seabury 1-8 (Jones); Valley Heights 6-8 (O’Toole, L’Ecuyer, LAWRENCE ALMANAC while to get going. Sea- that shifted the momen- And while Raney Beardsley). Turnovers: Seabury 8, bury held a narrow 4-3 tum. The Seahawks took said he “didn’t even Valley Heights 25. MARCH 12 TEMPERATURES lead with under four a 28-16 lead into halftime want to think about” the High...... 69 ° Normal high...... 55 ° Low...... 47 ° Normal low...... 31 ° I can’t believe we played, to be honest.” double figures, adding 10 PRECIPITATION (INCHES): For March 12:....0.0 points. FSHS “They are a tough — FSHS coach Sam Stroh team,” Lincoln said. Month to date...... 1.85 Normal month CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B “They are an experi- to date...... 0.95 ‘‘ enced group, and we just The Firebirds, who have Year to date...... 4.65 Normal year couldn’t put it together.” been to the state tour- The Firebirds (17-6), including a pair of tough to date...... 3.26 Free State (48) ney four years in a row, jumped out to a 7-0 lead baskets by junior Miles Mozae Downing-Rivers 6-10 0-0 14, weren’t even certain they within the first two min- Branch, to make it a Ethan Lincoln 4-9 0-1 10, DK Middleton SUNRISE AND SUNSET 1-11 0-2 2, Andrew Piper 2-6 0-0 4, Olin would have the opportuni- utes of the game. Yo- single-possession game Yoder 1-2 3-3 6, Miles Branch 3-8 0-0 6, ty to play when they were der drilled a 3-pointer, entering the final period. Kris Daniels 0-0 0-0 0, Tate Fanshier 2-4 Today’s Saturday’s 0-0 4, Dash Hawkins 1-1 0-0 2, Wyatt sunrise...... 7:34 a.m. sunrise...... 7:32 a.m. on their way to Wichita. while sophomore Mo- Free State never could Durland 0-1 0-0 0, Alyus Wisdom 0-0 “I can’t believe we zae Downing-Rivers and get over the hump in the 0-0 0. Totals: 20-52 3-6 48. Today’s Saturday’s Middleton each recorded final quarter, however, Blue Valley NW (55) played, to be honest,” Alston Mason 3-7 2-2 9, Joseph sunset...... 7:26 p.m. sunset...... 7:27 p.m. Stroh said. “Coach (Bill) a basket. and Blue Valley North- Robinson 1-3 4-4 7, Jack Chapman Self wasn’t allowed to The Huskies (21-2) west closed things out 7-14 7-11 21, Benjamin Fritz 3-7 1-4 7, Markell Hood 3-8 0-0 7, Michael Pauley —Source: National Weather Service coach today, and we answered with a strong with 18 points during 1-1 0-2 2, Nicholas Sullivan 1-1 0-0 2, National weather were. NBA is not playing. stretch of their own, tak- the last eight minutes of Sam Stewart 0-0 0-0 0, Luke Blau 0-0 0-0 0. Totals: 19-41 14-23 55. States around us were ing a 13-11 advantage the game. Jack Chapman Free State 11 7 16 14 — 48 ForecastNationalNATIONAL for Friday, weather March 13, 2020 canceling.” at the end of the open- paced the Huskies with 21 Blue Valley NW 13 15 9 18 — 55 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. It was something the ing period. Blue Valley points. 3-point goals: FS 5-12 (Rivers 2, Forecast for Thursday, May 4, 2017 Lincoln 2, Yoder); BVNW 3-11 (Mason, L Free State senior class Northwest eventually Lincoln was the only Robinson, Hood). Turnovers: FS 10, Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. SeattlSeSeattt e of Ethan Lincoln, Wyatt had a 28-11 lead with 2:36 other Firebird to finish in BVNW 9. 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