The Kansas soccer team avoided any potential letdown in the wake of its much-publicized draw with No. 2 Florida State, as it took down Drake 3-1 on Sunday night at Rock Chalk Park. Senior forward Lexi Watts built on her team-leading total with her fourth goal of the season to open the scoring for the Jayhawks in the 22nd minute, and freshman Jordan Rowan and sophomore Jillian Gregorski built on KU’s lead over ...
The Kansas volleyball team again dragged a higher-ranked foe into a five-set match on Friday night — this time at its opponent’s home venue — but couldn’t seal the deal. The Jayhawks fell 3-2 (16-25, 25-18, 18-25, 28-26, 10-15) to Wisconsin at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin, as they pulled off clutch plays in extra points in the fourth set but gave up a match-deciding 5-1 run to close out the ...
DeShawn Hanika called for the ball before the play had even begun. Kansas’ seventh-year senior tight end found himself uncovered by any Wagner player as the Seahawks’ defense struggled to keep up with the Jayhawks’ high-tempo opening drive on Friday night. Quarterback Jalon Daniels swiftly hit Hanika for the tight end’s first touchdown reception since 2022, and KU was off and rolling against its ...
Updated 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 30, 2025: During Kansas’ preseason training camp, linebackers coach Chris Simpson said he believed the Jayhawks could go three players deep at the linebacker positions and feel good about doing so. That may still be the case at some point this season, but KU’s reserves at its two primary linebacker spots have depleted quite rapidly during the first two weeks of the 2025 ...
The start of the 2025 season has something of a different pace for the Kansas football team. That was always going to be the case for the Jayhawks when they opted to schedule a week-zero matchup — last Saturday’s 31-7 victory over Fresno State — and now it’s being borne out on the field. In each of Lance Leipold’s first four seasons at the helm, KU started off with an FCS opponent. Now, the Jayhawks ...
Former University of Kansas architect Warren Corman died on Thursday, KU Athletics announced. Corman was 99, and he had been the last living architect among the seven who built Allen Fieldhouse, the now-iconic KU basketball arena that was constructed between 1952 and 1955. "Warren Corman's legacy will forever be woven into the fabric of the University of Kansas with his incredible contributions to Allen ...