Thousands of Jayhawk fans visit KUSports.com every day, from around the nation. Why? Unequalled in-depth coverage of every single aspect of the magic and majesty that is sports at Kansas University, from a team of journalists and photographers 100 percent dedicated to KU sports.

KUSports.com was recently recognized by the prestigious Editor & Publisher organization as the "Best Sports Web Site with fewer than 1 million unique monthly visitors." To put that in perspective, Sports Illustrated's website got the award for "over 1 million viewers." So what if SI.com has a couple more visitors? We're hot on their tail.

Of course, awards like that only come because we have visitors, so thanks to all of you for visiting and being a part of Kusports.com!"

From hardcore fans, to those "just keeping up," KUsports.com provides the sports food you hunger for, including:

• Comprehensive coverage and analysis from a team of journalists and photographers 100 percent dedicated to KU sports

• Keegan Ratings: KU sportswriter Tom Keegan gives you his picks for top 10 KU performers of the game

• Live game photos as fresh as they come anywhere online

• Post-game press conference audio, with the full coach's reaction (not just the snippets from TV news)

• Fan blogs, message boards and polls to read and share opinions

Plus, we make it easy to keep up with everything KU sports with text and e-mail alerts, Facebook and Twitter updates, and specially formatted mobile site (m.kusports.com).

There's never been a better time to be a KU fan, and there's no better place to share your love of the game than on KUSports.com.

Tom Keegan

Tom Keegan, sports editor, columnist, Spodcaster and panelist for "The Drive" television show for the World Company, has a diverse media background as a baseball writer, author, and sports talk radio host. Follow him on Twitter: @tomkeeganLJW

Jesse Newell

Jesse Newell has been online editor at KUsports.com since August of 2008. Jesse double-majored in journalism and communication studies at Kansas University, graduating in 2006. Follow him on Twitter: @jessenewell

Matt Tait

A native of Colorado, Matt moved to Lawrence in 1988 and has been in town ever since. After three years of covering high school sports, he is now the KUSports Kansas football beat writer. Follow him on Twitter: @mctait

Gary Bedore

From the south side of Chicago, Gary has been all over the country covering the Jayhawks the past 23 years. From the '88 final against OU to the 2008 National Championship win over Memphis, Gary has been there. Follow him on Twitter: @garybedore

Nick Krug

Nick has been a staff photographer at the Lawrence Journal-World since the summer of 2005. He covers news, features and sports with still images, video and audio clips.