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WNBA's Laurie Koehn hits 132 of 135 three-point shots in five minutes (Video)
Unless your a huge fan of the WNBA's Atlanta Dream, you probably don't know the name of Laurie Koehn but you will remember her name after viewing the below video clip.
Koehn (who player her college ball with the Kansas State Wildcats) became a viral sensation over the last couple days after three-point marksmanship was shown off in a YoutTube clip.
Watch as Laurie drains...
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WNBA player makes 132 3-pointers in 5 minutes
Yes, it’s possible. Former Kansas State and current WNBA player Laurie Koehn heard about someone making 118 3-pointers in 5 minutes. Lauren decided not only could she do it, she could shatter it. The video below shows her making 132 3-pointers in 5 minutes, never missing more than one shot at a time. In fact. she makes 132 out of 135 attempts. In case you are wondering, that...
Former K-State guard Koehn unbelievable shooting 3s
You think you could play, huh? Well here's how hard it is to score in a college basketball game, a women's college basketball game:
The shooter in that video is Laurie Koehn, who played at Kansas State several years ago. Koehn, granted, is one of the best shooters ever. She set Kansas State's record for career 3-pointers and went on to play in the WNBA. But her best...
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WNBA player hits 132 threes in five minutes
Former Kansas State star Laurie Koehn heard that someone made 118 three pointers in five minutes, so she decided to beat it. Here's a video of her sinking and incredible 132 three pointers in five minutes... in only 135 shots. That's a .978 shooting percentage, for those of you keeping score at home. Video courtesy of The Dagger
Former K-State standout torches nets during workout
Laurie Koehn made it rain.
No, not with money in the club a la Pacman Jones. Koehn preferred the three-point variety.
The former Kansas State womens basketball standout was back in Manhattan recently working out at team facilities when she put on a clinic from behind the three point line.
132 shots from the top of the arc. 134 makes. In 5 minutes. For you mathletes out there...
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K-State fan trolls Nebraska campus, ‘K-State, Big XII’ on drying concrete
Nebraska may not be in the Big 12 any longer, but one Kansas State fan wanted to make sure the Cornhuskers remembered their roots in their old conference.
Video: Tyler Lockett’s Circus Catch From Saturday’s Spring Game Is Worth Seeing
Who says spring football games don’t have much excitement? A video of Kansas State’s Tyler Lockett making an awesome juggling catch this past Saturday for a touchdown is the latest college football teaser to go viral.
As you can see, the ball is tipped three times before Lockett finally comes down with it. Whether his toe may have touched the out-of-bounds line is up for debate...
Rob Gronkowski Partied At Kansas State This Weekend
Just when we were worried that Rob Gronkowski had left his wild bro days behind to focus on rehabbing his forearm in time f…
Sams, Waters shine in spring game
Daniel Sams threw for 391 yards and Jake Waters passed for 249 as the two ended their spring competition Saturday to replace Collin Klein as Kansas State's quarterback.
The purple team beat the white team 76-3 and Waters and Sams each got two quarters with the first-string offense.
''We were going to make sure that they all got even opportunities, but somebody had to...
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Rodriguez transfer raises questions at K-State
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Even if it isnt Bruce Webers fault and the debate raged fast and furious across Twitter late Monday night it is his problem.
Angel Rodriguez, pretty much the one player that couldnt leave the Kansas State mens basketball program, has um, left the Kansas State mens basketball program. The announcement came Monday during dinner hour in Manhattan, and you could...
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Starting PG Rodriguez transferring from K-State
Kansas State point guard Angel Rodriguez has decided to transfer so that he can be closer to his mother and two younger brothers in Puerto Rico.
Rodriguez played through several injuries during his sophomore season, averaging 9.8 points and 4.2 assists in helping the Wildcats win a share of their first conference championship in 36 years.
The fourth-seeded Wildcats were upset by...
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Rodriguez to transfer from Kansas State
MANHATTAN, Kan. Sophomore guard Angel Rodriguez has announced his intention to transfer from the Kansas State mens basketball program and requested his release, head coach Bruce Weber announced Monday.
"After multiple conversations, Angel feels an obligation to be closer to his family," said Weber. "His mother is raising his two younger brothers all by herself in...
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Kansas State nabs point guard Nigel Johnson
The Kansas State Wildcats added the fourth member of their recruiting class and second point guard on Saturday night, 6′-1″ Nigel Johnson of Riverdale Baptist (MD), according to DMVElite. Johnson, a former George Washington pledge, was also considering Missouri, which landed another point guard in Shane Rector earlier in the day. Rector was formerly committed to [...]
Bill Snyder: College football is 'in a bad place'
Kansas State football coach Bill Snyder's opinion probably has never carried more weight. Last season, he took Kansas State to the brink of the national championship game, the second time in his career he has gotten what was once considered the worst program in all of college football to that position.
Snyder also has never been much for saying interesting things to the media...
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April 17, 2013
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