The last time the Colorado Buffaloes won in Lawrence, Tad Boyle was playing for Kansas. He’s now in his 15th year as the head coach at CU and they’re still waiting to win there again. Nothing was easy for 17th-ranked KU on Tuesday night at Allen Fieldhouse on either side of the ball, and the Jayhawks let the Buffaloes — who are now 0-13 in Big 12 play — remain in contention throughout the second half. ...
Charged with bouncing back from a brutal weekend loss for the third straight week, the Kansas men’s basketball team has another opportunity to build some semblance of momentum when it welcomes Colorado to Allen Fieldhouse on Tuesday at 8 p.m. It’s a chance for the Jayhawks to get on the right track toward demonstrating consistent energy, which KU coach Bill Self said the team has lacked in recent ...
The Kansas softball team was competitive in all of five of its games at Florida Atlantic’s season-opening Paradise Classic, but ended up losing four of the five by a combined seven runs as it struggled to come through in key moments against high-level opponents. "We had opportunities throughout the weekend and put ourselves in positions to score," KU coach Jennifer McFalls said in a press release on Saturday. ...
As a native of Detroit, Edward Dumas got the chance to see a great quarterback play up close when Tom Brady played college ball for the Michigan Wolverines. But waiting to watch the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday afternoon outside of Louise’s Downtown in Lawrence, Dumas, 47, was prepared to see quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs try to do something even Brady never had: win three straight ...
Manhattan — On Kansas’ prior two visits to Bramlage Coliseum, Kansas State had needed overtime heroics to take down the rival Jayhawks. On Saturday there was no such drama. The Wildcats jumped ahead with a 12-1 run midway through the first half and got whatever they wanted all afternoon from then on, against a team that had prided itself on defense all through Big 12 play. Trading baskets in the 37-37 ...
Manhattan — The recurring issue of a lack of early-game energy sank the Kansas men’s basketball team once again in Saturday’s loss to Kansas State, as the Jayhawks lacked the defensive intensity that had just five days earlier pushed them to a big win over Iowa State. Senior forward KJ Adams was as puzzled by the disparity between such performances as anyone, calling it “confusing.” “If I knew, I ...