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Brandon Schneider after beating K-State

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KU's Elle Evans and Jaliya Davis after beating K-State

"KU's Elle Evans and Jaliya Davis after beating K-State"

K-State's Jeff Mittie and Taryn Sides after losing to KU

"K-State's Jeff Mittie and Taryn Sides after losing to KU"

Melvin Council and Elmarko Jackson after KU's win over Kansas State

"Melvin Council and Elmarko Jackson after KU's win over Kansas State"

STAFF BLOGS

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Henry Greenstein

Some thoughts on KU’s unenviable 2026 schedule
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Breaking down how KU has revamped its roster in recent weeks
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A look at KU’s current personnel and what it needs to add on offense
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Henry Greenstein

A look at KU’s current personnel and what it needs to add on defense and special teams
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Henry Greenstein

The key players who will help determine whether KU makes a bowl game
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Key takeaways from KU’s exhibition victory at Louisville
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Bye-week breakdown: How KU’s defensive and special-teams players are faring this year
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Henry Greenstein

Bye-week breakdown: How KU’s offensive players are faring this year
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Henry Greenstein

Three games to circle on the KU women’s basketball conference schedule
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What David Booth’s $300 million donation does and does not do for KU in the short term

Men's Basketball

KU sprints away from K-State late for 86-62 win in Manhattan

With high-volume scorer Darryn Peterson out with a sprained ankle, Kansas was always going to need a wide variety of players to step up at the offensive end on Saturday night in Manhattan. The Jayhawks got precisely what they needed, perhaps to an even greater degree than anyone could have ...

Peterson ruled out for Kansas State game with ankle injury

Freshman guard Darryn Peterson will not play in Saturday night’s Sunflower Showdown matchup at Bramlage Coliseum, the Kansas men’s basketball team announced in a post on X. “Coach (Bill) Self has confirmed that DP won't play tonight,” read the post, which came about 15 minutes after a ...

Football

Some thoughts on KU’s unenviable 2026 schedule

The Kansas football team’s schedule has been out for a handful of days, providing plenty of time to process the unusual slate of games the Jayhawks have drawn for the 2026 season. From three bye weeks down to one, from starting on Aug. 23 to Sept. 4, from a home conference opener on Sept. 20 ...

See latest renderings of KU’s Gateway project

The University of Kansas athletic department on Thursday afternoon released a suite of new renderings related to the second phase of its ongoing Gateway project, as well as additional details about upcoming construction. With the west end of David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium and the ...

KU releases 2026 football schedule

The Kansas football team announced its 2026 schedule on Wednesday morning, officially revealing a series of games that promises to be unlike any other the Jayhawks have played before. The season begins on Friday, Sept. 4, against Long Island at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium, and ...

Other Sports

Davis earns Big 12 honor for fourth straight week

In receiving yet another Big 12 freshman of the week honor on Monday afternoon, Kansas’ Jaliya Davis accomplished something just five players have in the last 18 seasons. The award was the fourth in a row for Davis, an Overland Park native who has burst onto the scene in her first season ...

Davis, Evans propel Kansas to largest victory over K-State since 1994

After starting conference play 1-6, Kansas women’s basketball has stacked consecutive conference wins. KU blew out rival Kansas State 83-61 on Sunday afternoon in Allen Fieldhouse. The victory was the largest for the Jayhawks over the Wildcats since Jan. 30, 1994, when Kansas defeated ...

Henry in the Huddle

Some thoughts on KU’s unenviable 2026 schedule

The Kansas football team’s schedule has been out for a handful of days, providing plenty of time to process the unusual slate of games the Jayhawks have drawn for the 2026 season. From three bye weeks down to one, from starting on Aug. 23 to Sept. 4, from a home conference opener on Sept. 20 ...