When Kansas quarterback Isaiah Marshall makes a mistake in a game, he says, he takes a look at his tablet on the sideline to try to understand what he did wrong and how he can correct it next time. Unfortunately for the Jayhawks, Marshall had to undergo that particular routine several times on Friday night, as he endured a pair of interceptions and a fumble in the first high-level action of his career, a 38-21 ...
In his first-ever action against high-level competition on Friday night, Kansas quarterback Isaiah Marshall had a bumpy first half, but his early mistakes didn’t put the Jayhawks in too big of a hole. Strong run defense and two early blocked field goals, one returned for a touchdown, helped KU enter halftime tied with Missouri, with plenty of time remaining to secure a rivalry win. But when Marshall turned ...
The latest turn in the Melvin Council Jr. saga will give the recent Kansas guard an opportunity to potentially become eligible, but he hasn't gotten there quite yet. Judge Daniel J. Doyle of the Monroe County Supreme Court on Thursday signed an order to show cause, which will require the NCAA, on Sept. 23 at 2 p.m. Eastern time, to explain before his New York court why Council should not receive an injunction ...
A lawsuit filed in Westchester County, New York, on Wednesday revealed that Kansas has attempted to help former Rutgers men’s basketball player Emmanuel Ogbole become eligible for the 2026-27 season, according to court documents reviewed by the Journal-World. Ogbole, a native of Nigeria, is suing the NCAA for a fifth year of eligibility after playing one season at Monroe College and three for the Scarlet ...
One week into the 2026 college football season, Kansas is already set to face what could be the best team it sees all year. And, by the way, it’s the Jayhawks’ hated rival, which will be making its first trip to Lawrence since 2005. “It’s a great deal of challenge for our team,” left guard Amir Herring said. “Really, it’s a measuring stick of where we stand as a program and where (we will) be ...
Kansas middle linebacker Trey Lathan has been known to make offensive players pay when he meets them in the hole. From now on, he will be the one paying. Lathan announced last Friday, shortly before KU kicked off its season against Long Island, that he will donate both $50 to Nicklaus Children's Hospital and $50 to WVU Medicine Golisano Children's Hospital for each tackle he makes during the 2026 ...