Kansas wide receiver Nahzae Cox had plenty of opportunities for a moment in the sun against his former team on Saturday afternoon. After Cox had garnered five combined targets in his first three games as a Jayhawk, he got four down the field in the first half of the 55-0 win over Middle Tennessee. But quite a few of those, were they to be successful, would have required a sudden boost of speed, like when ...
The two most recent Kansas baseball rosters, which produced two of the best seasons in program history, consisted largely of newcomers, with minimal continuity from the prior year. KU head coach Dan Fitzgerald, now the reigning back-to-back Big 12 coach of the year, is used to assembling teams that fit that sort of model, but the 2027 season should be quite a bit different: The Jayhawks will actually have a ...
It’s all water under the bridge now, but it bears repeating that Kansas’ schedule was not supposed to turn out this way. When the Jayhawks agreed to play in the Union Jack Classic on Sept. 19, the idea was that they would secure waivers to move the Middle Tennessee game scheduled for the same day to Week 0, before the previously planned start of the season — not later in the year. It didn’t quite work ...
Kansas coach Bill Self had to coach what sometimes felt like two different teams during the 2025-26 season, as he once acknowledged, amid the inconsistent availability of star guard Darryn Peterson. The Jayhawks could have to reckon with some inconsistent availability in 2026-27 as well, depending on what goes in on Monroe County, Indiana, court with Tre White's eligibility and in any other court with any other ...
The Kansas men’s basketball team broke the seal by bringing back Tre White last Friday, and then the KU football team had already acquired transfers Chase Belcher and Clifton Thompson by Monday. These are the first three known athletes to join KU this year after obtaining eligibility in the courts. All three are currently eligible under an injunction from Monroe County, Indiana, one that the NCAA is in the ...
Kansas guard S’Mya Nichols left the court in a wheelchair due to an ankle injury suffered in a loss at Arizona State last season; three days later she was back in the starting lineup scoring 18 points in 22 minutes in a win at Arizona. That may demonstrate the toughness Nichols has displayed during her time as a Jayhawk — she has started all 99 possible games since her arrival on campus, averaging 29.9 ...