Nate Lie’s favorite memory as a college soccer player is of a game he lost. Lie played collegiately for Miami (Ohio), and the Redhawks welcomed then-unbeaten Indiana to their home field in 1997. Miami lost, but as Lie recalls now, the team went toe to toe with the Hoosiers for 90 minutes. “If you’re around my friends and you say, ‘What’s your favorite game?’, it’s probably that one,” Lie said. ...
Updated 5:21 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2025: Among the variety of former Jayhawks playing in the NFL, two established players and four recent draft picks made their teams’ 53-man rosters. Longtime pro pass rusher Dorance Armstrong is still with the Washington Commanders, while a quartet of young players and former teammates on Kansas’ 2023 roster — Austin Booker and Dominick Puni from the 2024 NFL Draft ...
Since Aug. 31, 2012, Football Championship Subdivision teams have won 102 games against Football Bowl Subdivision counterparts, who have greater scholarship allocations and generally significantly better resources. That date marked the first time Wagner College, out of Staten Island, New York, ever faced a foe with 85 scholarships, when the Seahawks lost 7-3 to Florida Atlantic. In the 13 years since, Wagner is ...
Kansas safety Lyrik Rawls wasn’t quite aware of how dramatic his interception looked on television. After all, he didn’t get the same slow-motion view as those watching at home when he was flying in at high speed toward Fresno State receiver Josiah Freeman. Rawls said he saw “the sky and the ground all in one second,” as he made his diving catch off a deflection. “I was flipping over, but I was ...
Updated 9:11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2025: The Kansas volleyball team had a single match-point opportunity in extra points in the fourth set and then led 4-1 early in the fifth, but couldn't quite finish off No. 2 Penn State on Monday night and lost 3-2 (22-25, 26-24, 25-16, 28-30, 12-15) in a marathon match in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Holding a 2-1 advantage, the Jayhawks erased a 19-14 deficit and staved ...
Members of the Kansas football team have until recently been taking select meals in a temporary structure erected just to the west of the Anderson Family Football Complex. “Have y’all ever been to camp, or like a summer camp, and eaten lunch?” running back Daniel Hishaw Jr. said. “It’s kind of like that.” The Jayhawks got a significant step up in luxury on Monday, however, when they were able to ...