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Beaty’s former college teammate enjoys chance to see recruiting up close
When Kansas football coach David Beaty met with Nick Williams, KU’s latest commit, on his unofficial visit to campus earlier this month, he saw a familiar face in the room. By Bobby Nightengale
Generations of friends reflect on life of Keith Loneker Sr., ex-Kansas offensive lineman
A remote family connection to former Kansas football coach Glen Mason led to Keith Loneker coming from Roselle Park, N.J., to Lawrence to play college football for Kansas. Loneker came to call Lawrence home after his professional football career ended.
KU counting on donations to enable $300 million football stadium renovation
The University of Kansas is counting on a significant amount of donations to enable a planned $300 million renovation to Memorial Stadium.
Former KU lineman Keith Loneker Sr. dies
Former Kansas and NFL offensive lineman Keith Loneker Sr. died Thursday after a battle with cancer.
St. Louis offensive lineman commits to KU football; Louisiana safety decommits
The Kansas football program received one commitment and one de-commitment on the recruiting trail Wednesday. By Bobby Nightengale
Zenger announces plans for renovation of Memorial Stadium, new indoor facility
During a meet-and-greet event for the Kansas football team Wednesday, KU athletic director Sheahon Zenger delivered news that renovation of Memorial Stadium and other football-related projects totaling $300 million are around the corner. By Bobby Nightengale
Dorance Armstrong receives preseason All-American honors
Kansas junior defensive end Dorance Armstrong Jr. was named a preseason third-team All-American by Athlon Sports, the magazine announced Tuesday.
Tom Keegan: Optimism surrounding KU defense starts up front
Kansas defensive end Dorance Armstrong, with his long-and-strong arms and growing list of accomplishments, casts such a wide shadow it leaves little room for teammates from a 2-10 squad to get much of the spotlight, but Daniel Wise manages. By Tom Keegan
Hungry for more: KU's Khalil Herbert unsatisfied with freshman-year production
RB aims to make bigger impact in 2017
For all University of Kansas running back Khalil Herbert accomplished in his first season with the program last fall, it didn’t come close to leaving him satisfied. By Benton Smith
KU football adds depth to O-line with former juco guard
The University of Kansas offensive line picked up an unexpected addition this summer, with guard Andru Tovi, formerly of Pima Community College (Ariz.), joining the program. By Benton Smith
KU's 2018 recruiting class bulks up with three D-line commitments
On a big recruiting weekend for the Kansas football program, third-year head coach David Beaty and his staff saw three hefty additions to their 2018 class. Thrice Sunday afternoon Beaty tweeted out his signature “neat deal” hashtag, signaling commitments from a trio of defensive linemen. By Benton Smith
Tom Keegan: Bob Stoops did not say he is retired from coaching
Two banners and one big bummer in a wild eight-day stretch for the Oklahoma athletic department left Sooners fans little time to boast and a great deal of time to scratch their heads.
Three-star DE Miles Emery commits to KU football
Back in February, the University of Kansas football staff became the first to offer Blue Valley North defensive lineman Miles Emery a spot among the college ranks. Since then offers came from Oklahoma, Louisville and other programs, but on Tuesday morning Emery decided to stick with David Beaty and company. By Benton Smith
KU freshman RB Dom Williams arrives ready to work
Before incoming freshman Dom Williams left Texas behind this past weekend to begin his college football career at the University of Kansas, the four-star running back had one last thing to do Saturday: snag his diploma at Independence High’s graduation ceremony. By Benton Smith
Kickoff times, broadcast plans set for four KU football games this fall
On the first day of the league’s annual business meetings in Irving, Texas, the Big 12 Conference on Wednesday revealed kickoff times and television selections for the first three weeks of the upcoming 2017 season, and while only one of the Kansas Jayhawks’ three non-conference games will air on a national television network, the rebuilding program’s other two early-season contests will air live locally or be available to stream online. By Benton Smith
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