Atlanta — The occasionally outspoken Kansas center Hunter Dickinson chose his words carefully on Tuesday night. He opted for an exceedingly diplomatic approach as he referenced his feelings about Michigan State. On revisiting the rivalry in which he had been immersed during his three-year tenure at Michigan, he said simply, “It was a very big game for me. Definitely a big game.” Of a "too small" ...
Despite its strong form to close the season, the Kansas soccer team still has to go on the road to open the NCAA Tournament. KU is unseeded and will face No. 8 seed Saint Louis (14-1-6) this weekend on Friday at 7 p.m. The Billikens captured regular-season and tournament titles for the Atlantic 10 Conference, led by the league’s Offensive Player of the Year Emily Gaebe (15 goals, four assists this season) ...
Atlanta — Hot on the heels of a narrow victory over North Carolina, the Kansas men’s basketball team will have another chance to beat a prominent national program on Tuesday, as the Jayhawks take on Michigan State in the Champions Classic. The game is set for 5:30 p.m. Central Time at State Farm Arena, home of the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks and a first-time host venue for the early-season event. Last year, KU ...
Kansas City, Mo. — It didn’t take Kansas running back Devin Neal long to become the Jayhawks’ all-time leading rusher on Saturday. With a 14-yard carry in the first quarter against Iowa State at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Neal passed June Henley (3,841 yards) on KU’s career leaderboard to claim the title for himself. He called it a "dream-come-true" moment, and during a successive timeout, when ...
Kansas City, Mo. — Kansas entered Saturday’s game against Iowa State knowing it faced the unenviable task of winning four straight games, three against ranked teams, to earn a spot in the postseason. So far, so good. The Jayhawks scored on six consecutive drives against one of the nation’s best defenses. Then, when their lead became narrower and narrower as their offense faltered, Mello Dotson ...
Bryson Hayes, a three-star wide receiver from Maize who was previously going to play at Nebraska next year, has flipped his commitment to Kansas football. “Kansas was always top of my list in recruiting,” he told Jon Kirby of JayhawkSlant.com. “The way they value me and always showed me how much I mean to their program really means a lot.” Hayes announced the move on social media on Saturday night, ...