Bryant & Stratton College has 16 campuses with seven athletic departments, four of which have teams currently playing baseball, and at least one search engine considers its Virginia and Ohio outposts more salient than the Wisconsin program, nestled in the Milwaukee suburbs, where Alex Breckheimer pitched for two seasons. The Bobcats are not necessarily salient to the Division I baseball world either. When ...
The Kansas men’s golf team finished 10th of 16 programs in the Big 12 Championship, which concluded on Thursday afternoon at Southern Hills County Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma. KU posted its best overall performance of the event in its final round of action, with a team score of 4-over 284 led by graduate student Gunnar Broin’s 3-under 67, and moved up one spot in the rankings from the previous day. "We played ...
The Kansas football team has added some much-needed experience to its secondary. Syeed Gibbs, a defensive back from Everett, Massachusetts, who played two years at Rhode Island and one at Georgia Tech, announced his commitment to KU on Thursday night. He will be a redshirt junior with two years left to play. Gibbs saw time in 10 games and started six during his lone season with the Yellow Jackets. He tallied ...
The NFL Draft is imminent, with the first round set for Thursday night, and this year’s event has a chance to make history for the Kansas football program. With offensive lineman Logan Brown, a former five-star high school recruit, and KU’s all-time leading rusher Devin Neal joining cornerbacks Cobee Bryant and Mello Dotson in the draft, the 2025 class already looked like a good bet to match 2008 with four ...
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 ...
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, ...