At the start of last June, Kansas didn’t know whether highly coveted Arizona edge rusher Deshawn Warner would join the team, let alone that he and fellow defensive end Dakyus Brinkley would end up committing just three days apart. That actually didn’t even happen until July. The Jayhawks ...
Kansas added to its deep group of wide receivers when Syracuse transfer Bryce Cohoon announced his commitment to join the Jayhawks on Saturday. Cohoon will have four years of eligibility after playing in three games without recording a stat and redshirting as a freshman for the Orange. He is ...
The Kansas football team is reportedly targeting a player who could reshape its offensive line, even without having participated in spring practice. That wouldn’t be anything new for transfer center Bryce Foster, who is used to being otherwise occupied in the spring. The former Texas ...
Former Kansas cornerback Kalon Gervin has earned an opportunity to play professional football. Gervin, who was previously invited to NFL minicamps by the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants after going undrafted, has signed with the Ottawa Redblacks of the Canadian Football League, the team ...
After a slow start, the spring transfer window heated up for Kansas football with three key commitments in the span of a week. Each acquisition represents an assessment by the KU coaching staff that they needed more at a given position — but to what extent can the Jayhawks actually expect ...
The Kansas football coaching staff returned to the Division II ranks and added an intriguing transfer at a position of need. Leyton Cure, a native of Goodland who played at Fort Hays State, announced his commitment to KU Wednesday evening. Cure is a 6-foot-3, 235-pound tight end who had 26 ...
The Kansas football team added a sought-after player at perhaps its position of greatest need, earning the commitment of former Michigan State defensive end Bai Jobe. Jobe’s trainer, Sean Cooper, announced the decision in a post on X Tuesday ...
Sean McDermott remembers a piece of advice that Joe Marciano, his special teams coach with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, gave him and his fellow undrafted free agents back in 2001. The battle for an NFL roster, he recalled Marciano saying, is like a boxing match. A tie, in terms of on-field ...
