Joseph Sipp Jr. still would have come to Kansas even if he hadn’t heard about the school from JB Brown. “Just coming here, stepping on ground, stepping on campus when I took my visit, it just felt like home from the get-go,” Sipp said on Saturday. There’s no denying, though, that the chance to learn about the merits of KU from his ex-roommate — Sipp and Brown played together as linebackers at Bowling ...
Updated 1:42 p.m. Monday, March 31: Kansas wing Rakease Passmore plans to enter the transfer portal, a source confirmed to the Journal-World on Sunday night. The news constituted the third portal entry for KU in a three-day span, and guards David Coit and Rylan Griffen closely followed on Monday morning . It also means there is a high chance the Jayhawks will lose the entirety of their 2024 signing class ...
Kansas diver Shiyun Lai has completed one of the most decorated seasons in her program’s recent history. Lai reached sixth place in the 3-meter dive at NCAA nationals in Federal Way, Washington, with a score of 357.40, and seventh place in the 1-meter dive at 309.10. In doing so, she claimed the highest individual finish for a Jayhawk since Michelle Rojohn won the 3-meter event in 1996 — and her ...
Updated 3 p.m. Saturday, March 29: One of the key building blocks for the Kansas men's basketball team entering its 2025-26 season could be at risk of leaving the program. Flory Bidunga plans to enter the transfer portal, multiple sources confirmed to the Journal-World. "Yes, he is entering the portal," Bidunga's guardian Dillon Craft said in a text message. "With Kansas remaining a strong option." ESPN ...
Updated 12:26 p.m. Friday, March 28: Kansas guard Wyvette Mayberry has entered the transfer portal, a KU Athletics spokesperson confirmed on Friday afternoon. Mayberry becomes KU's fifth known entry into the portal since it opened on Tuesday, following Zoe Canfield, Carla Osma, McKenzie Smith and Freddie Wallace, and by far its most experienced player intending to transfer A native of Tulsa, Oklahoma, ...
When he was the cornerbacks backs coach at Indiana, Brandon Shelby attempted to recruit Jalen Todd, a four-star prospect out of Southfield, Michigan. “Thank God I didn’t get him,” Shelby said on Thursday, “and now, I can coach him now.” In the two years since Shelby and IU offered Todd a scholarship, Shelby joined Kansas as a defensive analyst and then received a promotion to defensive backs coach; ...