There’s no time like the season opener to overreact to what you witnessed out of one player or an entire team on a basketball court.
And, man, did the Kansas Jayhawks’ season-opening win over Michigan State at Madison Square Garden provide opportunities to formulate some exaggerated assumptions.
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Not even head coach Bill Self has a great feel for this team quite ...
Kansas football head coach Lance Leipold still wasn’t sure on Tuesday whether his team’s starting quarterback, Jason Bean, will be able to play for the Jayhawks this week at Texas.
“We'll see,” Leipold said at his weekly press conference. Both Bean and senior QB Miles Kendrick were hurt in a matter of minutes during the first half of KU’s home loss to rival Kansas State over the weekend. Sophomore ...
The Kansas football team’s quarterback room isn’t the only one experiencing shrinking numbers late in the season.
The Jayhawks lost not only No. 2 QB Miles Kendrick, but also second-string running back Torry Locklin to season-ending lower leg injuries — both the result of hits the KU skill players took during the team’s home loss to rival Kansas State this past Saturday.
While injuries to both Kendrick ...
The Kansas football offense lost two key reserves to season-ending injuries this past weekend, head coach Lance Leipold revealed on Monday.
During the Jayhawks’ loss to Kansas State, both redshirt senior quarterback Miles Kendrick and redshirt sophomore running back Torry Locklin suffered “lower leg injuries,” Leipold said. Neither will be healthy enough to play during the final three weeks of the ...
In the midst of a one-sided home loss to rival Kansas State on Saturday, the Kansas football team had to play three quarterbacks — including sophomore Jalon Daniels, who is supposed to redshirt this year — before the Jayhawks even got to halftime.
Starting QB Jason Bean got hit hard to close the second series of the afternoon in what would become a 35-10 win for the Wildcats at David Booth Kansas Memorial ...
After his Kansas football team only scored one touchdown on nine possessions against rival Kansas State on Saturday at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium, KU head coach Lance Leipold needed one word to assess the play of the offense.
“Subpar,” Leipold said, following the Wildcats’ 35-10 win in front of an announced crowd of 30,611.
“Offensively, you know again, it sputtered,” Leipold said after ...
