Assuming all six of the Kansas men’s basketball team’s rapid-fire offseason departures — in the span of a week, Zach Clemence, Flory Bidunga, Rakease Passmore, David Coit, Rylan Griffen and AJ Storr — stay in the transfer portal and go elsewhere, KU will return zero scholarship players who played during the 2024-25 season. That’s an unprecedented situation for Bill Self and his coaching staff. Sure, ...
After starting fresh following a slew of departures, the Kansas men's basketball team has begun the process of building a new roster. The Jayhawks' first transfer addition of the offseason is former Loyola-Chicago guard Jayden Dawson, who committed to KU on Friday evening, according to multiple reports. Dawson announced the news via an Instagram post by On3's Joe Tipton. He will join the Jayhawks for his ...
The final remaining scholarship player who saw action for Kansas during the 2024-25 men's basketball season is now on his way out. AJ Storr entered the transfer portal on Thursday morning, a KU Athletics official confirmed to the Journal-World. Storr, a native of Rockford, Illinois, arrived at KU as one of the highest-ranked players in the transfer portal last offseason after he had averaged 16.8 points per ...
Kansas quarterback David McComb was at the forefront of a breakthrough year in the Edmond Memorial High School football program. As a senior, he helped the Bulldogs to just their second-ever playoff win and their first trip to the Class 6A-I semifinals since their district split into multiple high schools in 1994, according to The Oklahoman. That drew the admiration of his future quarterbacks coach and ...
Shortstop Hailey Cripe hit two home runs and pitchers Katie Brooks and Kaelee Washington combined for a shutout as the Kansas softball team made easy work of Kansas City on Wednesday night at Arrocha Ballpark. Center fielder Presley Limbaugh’s two-out single in the fifth inning activated the run rule and gave KU an 8-0 win, putting the Jayhawks back above .500 at 16-15 on the season. “These midweek games ...
Kansas linebacker Bangally Kamara didn’t foresee himself spending six years in college. He hoped, “like every kid,” that his time playing college football would be half that long and send him on a quick path to the NFL. “A lot of circumstances don’t allow some people to do that,” he said on Saturday. “But I’m just grateful that I get another opportunity. You know, I always tell myself, ‘As ...