Central Florida will play host to a strong crimson-and-blue contingent during the month of January. Eight Jayhawks have accepted a total of 10 invitations to play in college football all-star games in the Sunshine State, and their participation has been announced on social media over the course of December. These games will give the now-former KU players opportunities to test their mettle against top talent ...
It may not feature quite as much upheaval as 2025 — accounting for the House v. NCAA settlement while opening a new stadium was certainly quite a lot to handle for the Kansas athletic department — but 2026 will still be a year of change for KU. The university’s Gateway project is really only just beginning, as it embarks on a second phase with quite a broad scope, well beyond simply fixing up the east ...
From dog food to pocketknives and everything in between, University of Kansas players and coaches held forth on a variety of subjects over the course of 2025. The Journal-World’s KU sports coverage captured what the Jayhawks had to say at their highest and lowest moments. Here are some of the most significant quotes of the last calendar year. The top quotes of 2025 “For me, (committing to Kansas) means ...
It’s difficult to distill an entire year of college sports action into a single cohesive story, but the year 2025 in Kansas Athletics certainly saw many of KU’s recent coaching hires begin to bear fruit. Dan Fitzgerald (baseball), Lindsay Kuhle (women’s golf), Nate Lie (soccer) and Matt Ulmer (volleyball) led their teams on memorable postseason trips, in some cases surpassing what their programs had ever ...
For the first time in years, Kansas enters an offseason with uncertainty at quarterback. That alone should make for an extremely intriguing transfer-portal window for the Jayhawks. At first it seemed they would primarily have to build an offensive line and a corps of skill-position players to make the eventual quarterback’s job as easy as possible — a significant task in and of itself. KU replenished its ...
Kansas reserve defensive end Caleb Redd plans to enter the transfer portal, On3 reported on Tuesday afternoon. Redd will leave Lawrence after just one season with the Jayhawks. He was one of a quartet of defensive ends KU added in the 2025 transfer cycle, but unlike the other three — Alex Bray, Justice Finkley and Leroy Harris III — he did not immediately earn playing time. Instead, during his redshirt ...