Not long after losing a young defensive end to the transfer portal, the Kansas football coaching staff found a new one. Leroy Harris III, a 6-foot-5, 230-pound end out of Brentwood, Tennessee, announced his commitment to KU via Instagram on Tuesday afternoon. He played his freshman season at Chattanooga at the FCS level. Harris tallied 11 tackles and recovered three fumbles in 302 snaps of defensive action, ...
With just one key transfer addition in the fold, head coach Brandon Schneider says the Kansas women’s basketball staff will be “very, very picky at this point” when it comes to considering any additional acquisitions. That’s because of KU's high level of returning talent, with nearly every significant contributor returning from last season; its highly touted group of freshmen that ranks among the best ...
The Kansas volleyball team revealed its 2025 conference schedule on Monday, and one match features a particularly significant choice of venue. On Oct. 24, the Jayhawks will welcome Kansas State to Lawrence for the latest edition of the Sunflower Showdown, but instead of doing battle at Horejsi Family Volleyball Arena, the two rivals will face off on James Naismith Court at Allen Fieldhouse. It will be the ...
Lawrence native and former Kansas guard Zeke Mayo received a significant opportunity over the weekend to bolster his professional prospects ahead of the pre-draft process. Mayo played in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament, a multi-day showcase for outgoing college basketball seniors, and averaged 11.3 points, 4.7 assists and 2.3 rebounds in three games playing for Portsmouth Partnership. Mayo shot 50% from ...
At 3:29 p.m. on Monday, On3 was first to report that Kansas guard Shakeel Moore had entered his name in the transfer portal; by 4:41 p.m., a KU Athletics spokesperson had told the Journal-World that Moore was removing it. All the while, Moore lacked a meaningful ability to transfer anywhere anyway. He had already played five full seasons of college basketball, without any eligibility remaining: 25 games at ...
Kansas defensive end Bai Jobe is entering the transfer portal after one year with the program, his trainer Sean Cooper announced on X on Sunday night. Jobe will look for his third school in three seasons, with three years of eligibility remaining. A native of Senegal, he played high school football in Norman, Oklahoma, and was the top player in his state and a four-star recruit entering college. He spent a ...