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With emphasis on RPO, QB Carter Stanley feeling like a PG
Carter Stanley doesn’t consider himself a skilled basketball player. The senior Kansas quarterback has spent most of his time since about eighth grade focusing his athletic conquests on football, after all. During the past week, though, when Stanley runs the Jayhawks’ offense in practices, under the guidance of new coordinator Brent Dearmon, the QB can picture himself as a distributor on the hardwood. By Benton Smith
KU's Pooka Williams starting to feel like dynamic rusher again
Ahead of the Kansas football team’s midseason bye week, the offense didn’t perform at a high enough level against Oklahoma to satisfy the Jayhawks. But they at least saw running back Pooka Williams start to look like his old self again. By Benton Smith
'More work to do': Andrew Parchment's slog through offseason set him up for success
It was January, and Andrew Parchment didn’t have Timberlands, snow boots, nor anything of the sort. So he put on a pair of slides over some socks and trudged from the student apartments over to KU’s football facility in order to sharpen his skills. Comfortably the Jayhawks’ leading receiver at the midway point of the season, Parchment thinks the time he invested in himself shortly after joining the program this past winter as a junior college transfer paid off. By Benton Smith
KU expected to use more RPO plays after promoting Brent Dearmon to OC
Those that have played for Brent Dearmon have become all too familiar with one particular bible verse. “No one can serve two masters.” Shane Jackson
Matt Tait: QB Carter Stanley the big winner in KU's Brent Dearmon promotion
Facing yet another new opportunity and fresh start, Kansas quarterback Carter Stanley picked up a big win during the Jayhawks’ bye week. By Matt Tait
'He’s a winner': KU O.C. Brent Dearmon ready for first shot at running a Power 5 offense
Nobody seems surprised by Brent Dearmon’s sudden rise up the coaching ladder. Shane Jackson
Matt Tait: New O.C. Brent Dearmon has all the tools to spark the Kansas offense
It takes about 10 seconds for anyone talking to him to get a feel for why the Kansas football players like new offensive coordinator Brent Dearmon so much. By Matt Tait
Self scouting, reflecting big part of bye week for Jayhawks
Even before Les Miles decided to make a drastic change on his coaching staff, firing offensive coordinator Les Koenning and promoting Brent Dearmon to O.C., the Kansas football head coach knew the Jayhawks’ bye week would be a critical juncture of the season.
KU cornerback arrested in Missouri on suspicion of failure to appear
A University of Kansas football player was arrested Monday morning in Missouri.
KU chancellor: Legislation not the best way to change NCAA rules on pay for athletes
State and federal law is not the best way to change NCAA regulations regarding athletes receiving compensation through endorsements, University of Kansas Chancellor Douglas Girod said.
Les Miles hoping for more consistency on offense following midseason coaching change
With it being the bye week, Kansas head coach Les Miles does not have his usual weekly press conference. That means the Big 12 conference call is the only time that Miles will speak this week, which took place one day after he announced a change at offensive coordinator.
‘College football is ELECTRIC:’ Video of woman crocheting before KU football game goes viral
A busy news week for Kansas Athletics continued Saturday, when a video of a woman crocheting before the football game went viral.
Matt Tait: Les Miles' move to name Brent Dearmon KU's new OC only works if he lets it
Give Kansas football coach Les Miles credit for making the difficult move to part ways with offensive coordinator Les Koenning. Now for the easy part — slide out of the way and let Brent Dearmon do his thing. By Matt Tait
KU football promotes Brent Dearmon to offensive coordinator, Les Koenning relieved of duties
KU’s offense could look a lot different in the second half of the season.
Stephon Robinson’s late-game production helps KU offense save face
With a 25-point home loss to No. 6 Oklahoma still taking up space in their minds, Kansas football players and head coach Les Miles didn’t really have any momentum to cling to while heading into their first bye week of the season. However, receiver Stephon Robinson provided one positive development the Jayhawks (2-4 overall, 0-3 Big 12) can take with them into the second half of the season.
