Frisco, Texas — When Lance Leipold was an assistant coach at Nebraska-Omaha, the start of the football season was quite a ways away from July 24 — the day on which he and his wife Kelly were wed in 1999. “I got married, went on a week’s honeymoon, came back and still had over a week before the team reported,” Leipold recalled in February, shortly after KU’s schedule was announced. This year, ...
Frisco, Texas — Kansas athletic director Travis Goff and the rest of the athletic department have long repeated that the David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium renovation process is on time and on budget for the Jayhawks’ season opener against Fresno State on Aug. 23. Now, though, the stadium — or at least 70% of it, as part of phase one of the project — is starting to look much closer to a finished ...
Frisco, Texas — Kansas center Bryce Foster was originally announced as a representative of the KU football team at Big 12 media days on Wednesday at Ford Center at The Star, but was unable to attend due to a recent “cleanup” medical procedure, head coach Lance Leipold said. “Bryce had a little procedure done that’s going to hold him back a little bit and they didn’t want him to fly,” Leipold said. ...
Frisco, Texas — The announcement of Kansas baseball coach Dan Fitzgerald’s amended six-year contract in June provided some insight into KU’s future plans in the wake of the House v. NCAA settlement by suggesting that the baseball program would receive “an increase in scholarships.” The House settlement, which became effective on July 1, replaced previous scholarship limits with newly devised roster ...
Frisco, Texas — Kansas coach Lance Leipold didn’t know quarterback Jalon Daniels was bringing his receiving corps to California until the plan was already in motion. Whether it was actually Daniels’ idea, though, or instead originated from Alabama transfer Emmanuel Henderson Jr., is up for debate. “Eman came back home with me the last break that we had,” Daniels said on Wednesday at Big 12 media ...
With all 30 rosters released for the 2025 edition of the NBA Summer League, the full complement of rookies and sophomores from KU is now set to participate in this year’s competition. Returnees Johnny Furphy and Kevin McCullar Jr. and newcomers Hunter Dickinson, Dajuan Harris Jr. and Zeke Mayo will take part in exhibition action that begins at 2:30 p.m. Thursday with Dickinson’s New Orleans Pelicans taking ...