The comparison is too obvious. On a frigid night in Lawrence, where the wind chill was as low as -27 and the actual temperature was -3, the Kansas men’s basketball team had a cold shooting night. The Jayhawks went 4-for-20 from long range in a 68-54 win over Harvard to close out nonconference ...
For 34 minutes of Thursday’s 68-54 win over Harvard, Kansas junior Jalen Wilson struggled to make shots, played with little energy, didn’t make himself stand out on the defensive end and watched his team have to fight for everything it got. In the final 6:24, though, Wilson made up for all ...
With the clock ticking down to end the first half, freshman Gradey Dick marched up the court with a purpose. Moments after crossing the beak of the Jayhawk logo at midcourt, Dick fired a 3-pointer from well behind the left wing with a pair of Harvard defenders lunging toward him.The triple ...
By Kansas football coach Lance Leipold’s own count, the last two weeks of recruiting took him to “a lot of states in a very short period of time.” It all led to the Leipold and company officially signing a 12-man class on the first day of the early signing period on Wednesday, which ...
Like his boss, Kansas offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki recently signed a new contract to stay at KU, one that will pay him $1 million per year through the 2027 season. Kotelnicki, who will continue to serve as KU's OC, also has taken on a new title — Associate Head Coach. The new ...
No. 4 Kansas Jayhawks (10-1) vs. Harvard Crimson (8-4) Time: 6 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 22, 2022 Location: Allen Fieldhouse, Lawrence, KansasTV: ESPN2 | Radio: Jayhawk Radio Network via LearfieldKeys for Kansas1. Encore for Mr. Ejiofor?In his last outing — by far his best of the season — KU ...
Kansas football coach Lance Leipold was largely pleased with the results of a busy morning of signings on Wednesday, the start of the three-day December signing period for college football. In all, Kansas inked 12 members of the Class of 2023 to official letters of intent — three wide ...
The 20th-ranked Kansas women’s basketball team dropped its first game of the season in three overtimes on Wednesday night, falling 85-79 at Nebraska. “There are some positives in there somewhere, with our toughness and our grit,” Kansas coach Brandon Schneider said after the loss. “We ...
