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3-star Missouri prep QB Conrad Hawley joins KU's 2021 class
The Kansas football program is now poised to bring in two first-year quarterbacks in time for spring practices. Conrad Hawley, a state title-winning QB from Ray-Pec High, in Missouri, announced Tuesday he plans to not only sign with the Jayhawks but also enroll early.
New KU O-line coach Lee Grimes' 6-year contract guaranteed for first 2 years
The newest assistant on head coach Les Miles’ Kansas football staff, offensive line coach Lee Grimes signed a contract that could potentially keep him with the Jayhawks through the 2026 season.
Ex-KU WR Stephon Robinson Jr. to join Northwestern
One of the breakout performers for the Kansas football program in 2019, former Jayhawks receiver Stephon Robinson Jr. will next be catching passes in the Big Ten.
Reserve OL and former Free State standout Jalan Robinson enters transfer portal
After three years playing for his hometown’s college football program, offensive lineman Jalan Robinson, a former standout at Free State High, is eyeing a transfer from the University of Kansas.
Former KU starting CB Elijah Jones transferring to Oregon State
It didn’t take former Kansas starting cornerback Elijah Jones long to go in one end of the NCAA’s transfer portal and come out on the other.
Former Notre Dame backup center Colin Grunhard transferring to KU
In the case of the Kansas football program, the NCAA’s transfer portal typically taketh away more than it giveth. But the Jayhawks came out on the positive side of the portal for a change on Tuesday, when former Notre Dame offensive lineman Colin Grunhard decided to join KU.
KU defensive back Corione Harris enters transfer portal
Neither of the star “Louisianimals” from Kansas football’s 2018 signing class will play for the Jayhawks as a senior next season. Corione Harris, a junior defensive back at KU in 2020, is now looking for a new program, a couple months after running back Pooka Williams left Kansas and eventually entered the NFL draft.
Elijah Jones, starting CB for KU in 2020, enters portal as grad transfer
The Kansas football program won’t be able to bring back starting cornerback Elijah Jones, who made public on Sunday his plans to enter his name into the NCAA’s transfer portal as a graduate transfer.
Quaydarius Davis, top unsigned WR in country, commits to KU football
The top unsigned high school senior receiver in the country, Quaydarius Davis committed to join the Kansas football program on Saturday night. A four-star wideout from Dallas’ Skyline High, Davis is rated by Rivals as the No. 5 receiver in the entire Class of 2021 and the 36th-best overall prospect in the country.
Former KU corner Kyle Mayberry commits to Utah State
Former Kansas cornerback Kyle Mayberry is headed to the Mountain West for his sixth and final season of college football.
Former KU wideout Andrew Parchment lands at Florida State
Former Kansas receiver Andrew Parchment rang in the new year by finding his new college football home.
Lost opportunity for Kansas basketball to win a title highlights the top KU sports stories of 2020
A new year is upon us and one of the craziest sports years in recent memory is now finished. Here’s a quick look back at the biggest events and happenings in the world of KU sports in 2020.
Kenny Logan Jr.'s football education came with lots of help from his older brother
Former Florida returner Brandon James proud of KU standout's approach
Brandon James was headed toward one of the open concession stands on the west concourse at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium on a Saturday afternoon this fall when he thought better of it. The public address announcer for KU football’s home game against Iowa State had just said Kenny Logan Jr., James’ younger brother, was back to receive an Iowa State kickoff. So James, a special teams star in his heyday, stopped in his tracks and turned around to see what his sibling and protégé had in store.
KU corner Karon Prunty makes freshman All-America team
The rise of Kansas cornerback Karon Prunty proved to be one of the few bright spots for KU’s football program in 2020, a year that wrapped up with the Jayhawks’ young defensive standout being named to 247 Sports’ True Freshman All-American team.
Jones touts incoming KU freshmen Rector and Robinson
Kansas football receivers coach and passing game coordinator Emmett Jones used the same two words to describe his anticipation for the arrival of two of his newest pupils: “can’t wait.” Jones had plenty more to say, too, about Class of 2021 early signees Majik Rector and Kelan Robinson.
