Kansas guard Noah Shelby has entered the transfer portal on Monday after one season with the program, a KU Athletics spokesperson confirmed to the Journal-World. Shelby, listed as an invited walk-on on KU's roster, is a former high-level recruit — the No. 14 point guard on Rivals and No. 17 at the position on 247Sports in the class of 2022 — who played one season each at Vanderbilt and Rice before joining ...
Precious few players occupy the college football spotlight for so long that they represent their schools four separate times at conference media days, but few players have career arcs quite like that of Jalon Daniels. Daniels has been Kansas’ starting quarterback for long enough that he has spoken for the Jayhawks in AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in 2022 and 2023, Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in ...
Kansas center Bryce Foster was named to the Big 12’s preseason all-conference team, the league announced on Monday afternoon. The honor for Foster, who was the only Jayhawk selected, follows his second-team all-league honor at the conclusion of the 2024 season, which was his first year at KU. Foster had arrived in Lawrence during the summer as a late transfer addition from Texas A&M. Foster, who played a ...
The Basketball Tournament announced on Monday morning that Zeke Mayo will join the Kansas alumni team JHX Hoops "once his summer league obligations are complete." Mayo, a Lawrence native who played for KU during the 2024-25 season, is currently set to join the Washington Wizards for the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, and their schedule begins on Friday. The Wizards will play at least five games during the ...
As intricate as the college baseball offseason already is, it just keeps getting more complicated. As Kansas baseball coach Dan Fitzgerald pointed out in a recent conversation with reporters, with one transfer portal window recently closed, and the MLB Draft approaching on Sunday, the NCAA has now enacted a new, one-time portal window that opens Monday. This one, in light of the House v. NCAA settlement, exists ...
As event organizer Brian Hanni, the broadcasting voice of the Jayhawks, puts it, an event like the Rock Chalk Roundball Classic could only really happen at Kansas because of the wide-ranging pool of basketball players available and the high character of those players. “That’s a huge, huge leg up for us,” Hanni said, “that we’re dealing with awesome Jayhawk legends like we are.” It’s been such an ...