When Kansas women’s basketball coach Brandon Schneider met with his team on Monday, one of the first things he told them was that the staff had been looking forward to that day for about 89 days — that is, since the Jayhawks’ unceremonious first-round Big 12 tournament loss to Texas Tech on March 5. In reality, though, the arrival of KU’s four incoming freshmen and one transfer was many years in the ...
Not a lot of basketball players come to Kansas with a catchphrase; in fact, not a lot of basketball players have catchphrases, period. If his social media activity is any indication — he’s been seen repeating the same axiom after big wins at St. Bonaventure, on his visit to Kansas in April, mere moments before announcing he was going to be a Jayhawk — Melvin Council Jr. is determined to make this one ...
A pair of recent national champions will soon face off once again, as the Kansas men's basketball team is expected to begin a home-and-home series with UConn. Jon Rothstein of College Hoops Today reported on Wednesday morning that the Jayhawks will host the Huskies at Allen Fieldhouse on Dec. 2, with a return date in Connecticut at some point during the 2026-27 season. This game provides KU its first marquee ...
Updated 2:07 p.m. Wednesday, June 4: Lawrence’s two women’s college basketball programs will share the same floor in an official game for the first time in more than 50 years. The Kansas women’s basketball team is hosting Haskell Indian Nations University at Allen Fieldhouse on Dec. 17. "Immediately I go to it being one, a historical moment for our university, and two, an everlasting, memorable moment ...
The Kansas men's basketball team released its full nonconference schedule on Wednesday afternoon, outlining a slate featuring a variety of high-level opponents. "Once again we have a non-conference schedule that should be one of the most challenging non-conference schedules that anyone will play," KU head coach Bill Self said in a press release. "We have a home game against UConn ... in early December, away ...
Topeka — Coming out of spring practice, the Kansas football team had a wide range of skill sets at defensive end and an increasingly versatile group of players providing depth at the position. One thing the Jayhawks didn’t have was the same kind of size and length that two of its players provided on the strong side of the defensive line in 2024. “I think what Dylan Wudke gave us a year ago, Jereme ...