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Defensive coordinator Dave Campo takes a close look at linebacker Ryan Karlin during Kansas University football practice on Tuesday, April 17, 2012.

Name recognition: Campo widely respected, especially by Texans

Kansas senior cornerback Greg Brown paid special attention to defensive back Terence Newman growing up as a Dallas Cowboys fan in Cedar Hill, Texas. There was good reason for that.

May 20, 2012

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Tax forms reveal Weis’ Notre Dame buyout

We knew all along that current Kansas University football coach Charlie Weis had been paid by his former employer to go away.

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Big 12, SEC have deal for football champs to play

The Big 12 and the Southeastern conferences have announced a deal that will pit their football regular-season champions against each other in a bowl game for five years beginning in 2014.

It’s time to accent year’s top Jayhawks

As the school year winds to a close, it’s time to highlight Kansas University’s top performers.

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Spring game visit fires up incoming KU QB Turner Baty

The announced attendance for this year’s Kansas University football spring game was 15,000 — one of the largest turnouts for the annual game in years and the fourth highest total in the Big 12 Conference this spring.

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A KU license plate in Missouri? It could happen

A Jayhawk on a Missouri license plate? No need to check to see if those pigs have sprouted wings. It could be a reality as soon as June 2013.

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Turner Gill left recruiting abyss

The inevitable roster upheaval that occurs when coaching changes take place in college football makes it particularly difficult to try to forecast starters, just shy of four months from the season-opener. But for the purpose of looking at Turner Gill’s impact on the Kansas University football program during his two-year stay, let’s give it a try.

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Out with the old, in with the new as Weis era brings big changes to KU roster

When the 2011 football season ended last November, 92 Kansas University football players expected to be back with the Jayhawks for spring football in 2012.

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Well received: Competition fierce at wideout

By his own admission, Kansas University football coach Charlie Weis understands he has a long way to go before reaching the point of complete comfort with his new team. Still, in just a few months and 15 spring practices, Weis was able to make plenty of headway and arrive at a couple of concrete conclusions.

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Catching on: Ex-KU tight end Tim Biere ready to begin NFL career

Former Kansas University tight end Tim Biere is a realist, and that characteristic served him well last weekend as he watched the 2012 NFL Draft without worrying too much about it.

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Appeal unsuccessful: NCAA denies hardship waiver for KU WR Justin McCay

Oklahoma transfer and Kansas City native will sit out 2012 season

Not yet. So says the NCAA, which on Wednesday, after an appeal heard by the Subcommittee for Legislative Relief, denied the hardship waiver requested by Kansas University wide receiver Justin McCay, making the sophomore from Bishop Miege High ineligible to play during the upcoming season.

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Notre Dame coach Kelly: Transfers will help Weis, KU

The Notre Dame Club of Eastern Kansas welcomed Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly to town Tuesday, and Kelly spent the afternoon being serenaded by the school’s famous fight song and talking up the Fighting Irish.

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In good hands: Pierson, Jackson help ease worries over KU’s running-back position

When news broke that two-year starter and leading rusher James Sims had been suspended for the first three games of the 2012 season after an arrest for OUI, people inside and outside of the Kansas University football program began to wonder what that would do to KU’s ability to run the ball.

Biere, Mayfield win KU's Bob Frederick Award

Athletes honored at Senior Awards dinner

KU's Allison Mayfield and Tim Biere were honored at the annual Senior Awards dinner on Sunday night in Allen Fieldhouse.

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It’s a wrap: Game caps dramatic spring

Saturday’s 45-0 romp by the first-string Blue team in Kansas University’s annual spring game marked the final activity of one of the most intense and trying springs at KU in recent memory.

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