As the Kansas football offense looks to rebound from a disappointing 2020 season, it will have to do so without receiver Andrew Parchment. Any hopes the Jayhawks had of bringing Parchment back for an extra senior year officially vanished on Friday, as the 6-foot-2 wideout announced via his social media accounts that he entered the NCAA’s transfer portal. Parchment, who joined the Jayhawks as a junior college ...
More unflappable as a player and versatile as a scorer than he was earlier in his career, Kansas guard Ochai Agbaji recovered quickly from his zero-point outing this week versus Creighton. The junior’s ability to redeem himself served as an important development in an otherwise trivial Friday night rout at Allen Fieldhouse. No one in the gym looked as effortless or effective as Agbaji, who put up a game-high ...
It will be a long time before he can actually join the Kansas football program and contribute, but as of Thursday night that’s the plan for Caldra Williford, a touted high school junior from St. Louis, Mo., who already had six other Power Five scholarship offers. Williford, a Class of 2022 defensive back at Lutheran North, announced his commitment to the Jayhawks via Twitter, tagging KU head coach Les Miles, ...
The Kansas football season came to an abrupt conclusion Thursday afternoon, two days before the Jayhawks’ would-be finale versus Texas. The Longhorns shut down football operations on Thursday, UT Athletic Director Chris Del Conte announced, due to a COVID-19 spike, with nine players and 13 staff members testing positive for the virus, along with 14 other players and 15 more staffers isolating due to contact ...
With the Jayhawks only six games into their schedule, head coach Bill Self admits it’s sometimes hard for him to know from one matchup to another how he will deploy the players on this Kansas basketball roster. No. 5 KU’s 73-72 home win over No. 8 Creighton on Tuesday at Allen Fieldhouse provided the latest example of Self’s flexibility. Not only did the Jayhawks’ crunch time lineup include backup ...
When Daniel Hishaw Jr. joined the Kansas football program this year, the former high school standout from Moore, Okla., already knew plenty about making plays with the ball in his hands. All Hishaw had to do once he became a Jayhawk was get used to doing that without playing quarterback. “It’s not hard,” the true freshman running back said earlier this week, a couple days removed from leading KU in ...