Mike Lee is not sure what to expect. Since joining the Kansas football team in 2016, Lee has been one of the team’s most confident players. And for good reason. He saw immediate playing time as a freshman, which included eight starts, and he has become one of the hardest-hitting players in the Big 12. But Lee is now in unfamiliar territory, as he enters his final campaign with the Jayhawks. "It is very ...
It is never too early to make predictions regarding the Kansas men’s basketball team. Forecasting the team’s leading scorer is something fans and reporters start doing before the previous season is even over. The Jayhawks have plenty of production returning from last year’s team that finished third in the Big 12 conference before eventually falling to Auburn in the second round of the NCAA tournament. ...
Since the moment he stepped on campus, Bryce Torneden has been willing to do whatever it takes for the Kansas football team. Torneden has played multiple positions in the KU secondary throughout his career. As one of the leaders of the Kansas defense, Torneden’s ultimate goal is to help get the Jayhawks back on track in his final season. That is something the senior safety mentioned many times during the ...
Les Miles continues to add to the 2020 recruiting class for the Kansas football team. On Sunday, Daniel Hishaw Jr. announced via his personal Twitter account that he was committed to the Jayhawks. According to Rivals, Hishaw is a two-star athlete from Moore, Oklahoma. Hishaw, who is 5-foot-11, 195 pounds, had offers from eight other programs. Hishaw chose Kansas over Central Oklahoma, Eastern Michigan, ...
Before the second session even began, Niko Roberts was thinking of improvements. Roberts, who was a member of the Kansas men’s basketball team between 2010-14, held an administrative role at the first-ever NCAA-sponsored College Basketball Academy. This past week, the academy took place at four different university campuses (UConn, Illinois, Houston and Grand Canyon) and featured two different sessions at ...
It may not have been Quentin Grimes’ initial plan, but he’s choosing to make the most of his current situation. The one-time 5-star prospect has had a wild 12-plus months since joining the Kansas basketball program. At first, the expectation was for Grimes to play one season with the Jayhawks before eventually becoming a likely lottery pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. That didn’t happen. Grimes did start all ...