Kansas quarterback Jason Bean has not practiced in recent days because of an illness, coach Lance Leipold said Monday. Bean, a redshirt senior who started the first nine games last season following his transfer from North Texas, is expected to be the backup to junior Jalon Daniels when ...
The Kansas football team landed another transfer over the weekend in Alex Raich, a linebacker from Switzerland who spent the last two seasons at a junior college in California. Raich, who is 6-foot-3 and 200 pounds, joined the Jayhawks for practice for the first time on Sunday and wore ...
One high school quarterback who has caught the eye of Kansas' coaching staff has said he will share his college decision next week. Kasen Weisman, a 6-foot-2, 180-pound three-star quarterback from Douglasville, Georgia, plans to make his announcement on Thursday. Kansas offered him a ...
Lorenzo McCaskill, a sixth-year senior linebacker who spent the last four seasons at Louisiana, was not in attendance for Kansas' first training camp practice on Tuesday. Head coach Lance Leipold cannot comment on McCaskill's status because of NCAA regulations regarding players who have ...
Marcus Calvin, a 6-foot-2, 290-pound defensive tackle from St. Petersburg, Florida, committed to play football at Kansas on Monday evening. Calvin chose the Jayhawks over Vanderbilt and Liberty, which he identified as his finalists on July 18. He had been recruited heavily by Kansas ...
Kansas safety Kenny Logan Jr. was named to yet another watch list on Monday as he was listed as one of 90 preseason candidates for the Chuck Bednarik Award. Logan, a senior, has already been named as a candidate for the Jim Thorpe Award, which recognizes the nation's top defensive back, ...
Senior safety Kenny Logan Jr. was named Thursday to the watch list for the Paul Horning Award, which honors the most versatile player in major college football. Logan had 113 tackles last season, the most of any safety in a Power 5 conference, as well as one interception and two forced ...
Kansas safety Kenny Logan Jr. has been named to the watch list for the Thorpe Award, which recognizes the nation's top defensive back. Logan, a senior, led the Big 12 with 113 tackles last season — the most by any safety on a Power 5 team. He was three shy of matching Kent State's Dean ...
