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KU football fields new ticket prices, locations
One new coach. Eighteen incoming signees. Three thousand new seats still planned by the end of this year.
Gill’s assistants to earn more than Mangino’s
For Kansas University assistant football coaches, the Turner Gill era is already proving fruitful.
Gill not relying heavily on junior college players
If Kansas University’s 2010 recruiting class is any indication, fans of the program shouldn’t expect to see an abundance of junior college players on the team’s roster in coming years.
All things considered, Gill thrilled with first class
After spending a large portion of his introductory news conference detailing his intentions to make recruiting the highest of priorities, first-year Kansas University football coach Turner Gill took the first step this week in making good on that promise.
Gill breaks down first recruiting class
As expected, the Kansas University football team signed 18 players to its 2010 recruiting class during today’s National Signing Day.
17 expected to sign with KU football team today
As recently as a month ago, the state of recruiting within the Kansas University football program was far from ideal.
Video and notes on KU’s football 2010 recruiting class
Today, new Kansas University football coach Turner Gill will introduce his first recruiting class as part of 2010 National Signing Day. Highlighted by four-star prospects Brandon Bourbon (running back) and Keeston Terry (wide receiver), the group is expected to include 18 players.
Gill to greet fans at Oread Hotel tonight
Kansas University football coach Turner Gill will be at the Oread Hotel (12th Street between Indiana and Louisiana streets) this evening to showcase the program’s new signing class and meet with fans.
Four-star running back Bourbon commits to Kansas
Four-star running back prospect Brandon Bourbon has switched his commitment from Stanford to Kansas University and is expected sign with the Jayhawks on Wednesday’s National Signing Day, according to Rivals.com.
Federal government considering official investigation into legality of BCS
The Obama administration is considering several steps that would review the legality of the controversial Bowl Championship Series, the Justice Department said in a letter Friday to a senator who had asked for an antitrust review.
KU football adds cornerback, defensive end
With next Wednesday’s National Signing Day quickly approaching, Kansas University’s football coaching staff padded its commitment list Thursday with the addition of a pair of three-star prospects.
KU releases details of Gill’s contract
Kansas to pay Gill $2M
New Kansas University football coach Turner Gill has signed a contract that will pay him $10 million over the next five years and make him the Big 12’s fifth highest-paid coach, the university announced Wednesday.
Woodling: KU’s Gridiron Club flops
Glowing rhetoric to the contrary, the vaunted Gridiron Club sure looks dead in the water to me.
Stuckey has big day at Shrine game
Darrell Stuckey made the most of his final collegiate game Saturday, turning in the best performance of any of the three former Kansas University football players who participated in the annual East-West Shrine football all-star game in Orlando, Fla.
Keegan: Scouting KU and its future in the 2010 NFL Draft
Three former Kansas University football players — Kerry Meier, Todd Reesing and Darrell Stuckey — will suit up for the West in today’s East-West Shrine Bowl, set for 2 p.m. on ESPN2 (Sunflower Broadband channels 34 and 234). Another, Dezmon Briscoe, surely will hear his named called during the NFL Draft, which starts in 91 days.
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