1920-21
OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL CONFERENCE PLACE CONF. TOURNEY POST-SEASON
10-8 6-4 4-4 0-0
10-8 4th    

ROSTER:

No. Player Pos Ht Wt Cl
Roy Bennett **
12 Paul Endacott G
Clarence Houk F
Andrew McDonald F
Herbert Olson * C
George Rody * F
Ernst Uhrlaub *** Cpt. F-G
Armin Woestemeyer F
John Wulf C
* Varsity letters
% Non letterman
Cpt. Captain

 

NO. POS. NAME CLASS HGT. WGT. Hometown (Previous School)
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          * Varsity letter     Cpt. = Captain    # = Walk-on     % = Nonletterman

HEAD COACH:

Dr. Forrest C. 'Phog' Allen

 

LOSSES FROM LAST YEAR (' stats):

PLAYER LOSSES Class Hgt. POS. G/GS PTS PPG RBS RPG PPts STATUS
                     
                     
                     
                     

 

PRESEASON OUTLOOK:
 

 

 

 

 

SEASON SUMMARY:
 

Adolph Rupp Landed The Perfect Job At KU

Adolph Rupp, long before he became the legendary coach at Kentucky, played for Kansas' Helms Foundation national championship teams of 1922 and 1923. When Rupp arrived on the KU campus, he had little money and immediately searched for a job. Paul Endacott, also a member of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and Rupp's teammate on those national title teams, relays this story about Rupp:
"He told me that he had only $30 dollars in his pocket -- the crops on the farm not having been successful that year and he was looking for a job. He found one -- perfect for his characteristics. It was working in a student cafe (The Jayhawk Cafe) patronized mainly during the late evenings by students who lived nearby. He attracted many customers because he talked constantly while he was going back and forth behind the long counter. He really had a "line", sometimes even quoting passages from the Bible. He was like an orator."
Source:  www.college-basketball-tickets.com

Single seat admission to a KU game in 1921 was 75 cents.  The die-hard fan could purchase a season ticket for 10 conference games for $5.

Source:  The Crimson & Blue Handbook, page 26.

 

1921  FINAL TEAM STATISTICS (Team highs in bold):

CATEGORY

KU

OPP

DIFF

           

Games Played/Started

                 

Points

                 

    Per Game

                 

Rebounds

                 

    Per Game

                 

FG -Attempts

                 

       Made

                 

       Percent

                 

FT-Attempts

                 

     Made

                 

     Percent

                 

Production Points/Game

                 
Production Points/Minute                  

Statistics, Cont'd

CATEGORY                  
Games Played/ Started                  
Points                  
   Per Game                  
Rebounds                  
   Per Game                  
FG - Attempts                  
         Made                  
         Percent                  
FT - Attempts                  
        Made                  
        Percent                  
Production Points/Game                  
Production Points/Minute                  

Source:   KU Basketball Media Guide

GAME-BY-GAME

 

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