The Kansas football team lost a momentous senior class following the 2024 season, but in the process of rebuilding in advance of 2025 it also added a lot of senior transfers from other colleges. The Jayhawks, like so many other teams in the modern era, opted to get old and stay old, as the ...
It wasn’t so long ago that the Kansas football team announced the addition of 10 freshman walk-ons to its roster as part of the 2024 offseason. That sort of quantity won't usually be possible going forward. The impending adoption of the House v. NCAA antitrust settlement will officially ...
The NFL Draft may have drawn to a close, but some former Kansas football players are still receiving additional opportunities to play professional football. Alex Raich will have the opportunity to do so in the third country of his young career, while Dre Doiron will return up north to his home ...
Kansas' activity in the spring transfer portal might not be over just yet. Former Arizona tight end Keyan Burnett, a key addition for KU in the winter transfer window, will reenter the portal after spending the spring with the Jayhawks, according to multiple reports. The move comes as a ...
Updated 8:32 a.m. Monday, April 28, 2025: The 2025 NFL Draft left several Kansas players on the board who had long been viewed as probable or at least possible selections. After running back Devin Neal and offensive lineman Bryce Cabeldue got picked in the sixth round, cornerbacks Cobee ...
Longtime Kansas offensive tackle and future NFL guard Bryce Cabeldue was selected by the Seattle Seahawks in the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday afternoon. Cabeldue went in the sixth round at No. 192 overall. Though he was already a bona fide professional prospect and had participated in the ...
Lawrence native and former Kansas running back Devin Neal was selected by the New Orleans in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday afternoon. Neal, the No. 184 pick, became the first KU running back taken in the draft since June Henley in 1997, and the first Jayhawk picked overall ...
The Kansas football strengthened its defensive line with another spring transfer addition on Saturday afternoon. Alex Bray, a 6-foot-4 270-pound lineman who played primarily as a defensive end in a three-man front at Illinois, announced his commitment to KU on Saturday afternoon. Bray is ...
