The NFL Draft may have drawn to a close, but some former Kansas football players are still receiving additional opportunities to play professional football. Alex Raich will have the opportunity to do so in the third country of his young career, while Dre Doiron will return up north to his home country, albeit farther west than his native Ontario. Raich, who is originally from Chur, Switzerland, and spent three ...
A class-action lawsuit against the NCAA that included two former Kansas basketball stars as plaintiffs was dismissed with prejudice on Monday, as the judge ruled that the lawsuit’s claims were not sufficiently timely and are already precluded by past cases. Former KU guard Mario Chalmers served as the lead plaintiff for a class of 16 former college athletes who played before June 15, 2016 — the earliest ...
Kansas' activity in the spring transfer portal might not be over just yet. Former Arizona tight end Keyan Burnett, a key addition for KU in the winter transfer window, will reenter the portal after spending the spring with the Jayhawks, according to multiple reports. The move comes as a surprise not only because the spring portal technically closed on Friday and Burnett's entry wasn't reported until Monday ...
The Kansas baseball team needed some late heroics in Sunday’s series finale to sweep last-place Utah over the weekend in Salt Lake City, extending its winning streak to eight games. On a day when no Jayhawk pitcher posted a scoreless outing and the first four allowed at least two runs in no more than 2 1/3 innings apiece, KU’s offense came through as usual — with an assist from Utah’s defense. An error ...
The Kansas tennis team has received an at-large bid in the NCAA Tournament and will face South Carolina on Friday at 12 p.m. Central Time in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This is KU’s seventh trip to the tournament under head coach Todd Chapman, as the Jayhawks return following a one-year absence. In 2023, they beat Charlotte in the opening round before falling to N.C. State. Chapman’s best season came in ...
Lawrence native and former Kansas running back Devin Neal was selected by the New Orleans in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday afternoon. Neal, the No. 184 pick, became the first KU running back taken in the draft since June Henley in 1997, and the first Jayhawk picked overall in the 2025 draft. In November, Neal, who returned for his senior season after considering leaving Lawrence after the ...