With the opponents and general contours of the schedule already in place, a few more details about the 2023 Kansas football season are beginning to trickle out. The Jayhawks' Aug. 31 home opener against Missouri State, which falls on a Thursday night, will take place at 7 p.m. Central Time and ...
The Kansas football team is still just over two months away from assembling its 2023 team for fall camp, but its coaches are already far along in the process of shaping the 2024 squad. The Jayhawks secured their fifth commitment in the 2024 freshman class Sunday, beating out 12 other Division ...
Kansas transfer kicker Grant Glasgow is headed for Montana, committing with the Grizzlies earlier this month after entering the transfer portal in April. The Lawrence native didn’t see action as a redshirt freshman at KU. Entering the portal in April, Glasgow looked to former professional ...
Let’s take a look at some news and notes from across the Jayhawk programs: — As the football season approaches, expectations are ramping up for the Kansas Jayhawks, and by one count — in the pages of a major preseason magazine — they are about twice as high as they were a year ago. ...
Kansas football received a commitment from former Auburn defensive end Dylan Brooks on Monday. Brooks, who entered the transfer portal last month, recently wrapped up a visit with Lance Leipold and the Jayhawks’ program. Seeking a new home, Brooks reopened his recruitment after his former ...
As the NFL Draft begins tonight in Kansas City, there are two Jayhawks who are on the radar draft experts, but projections call for them to go much later than tonight’s first round. Defensive end Lonnie Phelps, Jr. and offensive lineman Earl Bostick, Jr. both were invited to the NFL ...
One of Lance Leipold’s first quarterback recruits has officially found a new home after leaving the Jayhawks. Ethan Vasko, a one-time three-star prospect for KU, announced Monday on Twitter that he is transferring to Coastal Carolina in Conway, South Carolina. Vasko had been in the ...
Eighteen years ago, when former Journal-World Sports Editor Tom Keegan showed up to work for his first day on the job in Lawrence, I fired off an email that would change the next two decades of my life. In it, I explained to Keegan who I was, why I was emailing him and how, for as long as I ...
