PHOTOS: American Home Opener Leave WSU with a W

Wichita State beat Houston Cougars 81–63 in AAC home opener

Brian Hayes and Matt Crow|January 5, 2018

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Brian Hayes, Former Photo Editor

Brian is the photo editor at The Sunflower. Hayes is a junior majoring in mass communication with an emphasis in journalism. He is from Wichita. Hayes enjoys...

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Matt Crow, Former Sports Editor

Matt Crow is the Sports Editor for The Sunflower. Crow is a senior at Wichita State majoring in communications with an emphasis is electronic media. He...

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