Kansas City, Mo. — To hear head coach Lance Leipold tell it, Kansas running backs coach Jonathan Wallace rotated in backup running back Sevion Morrison early with the knowledge it might be “a heavy day of carries” for senior starter Devin Neal.
That ended up being an understatement. Neal finished Saturday with a career-high 37 carries and 41 overall touches for 287 yards.
“I’m going to feel that ...
Two disparate rebuilding projects that have run in parallel will intersect on Saturday when Colorado visits GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium to face Kansas.
It will be the first meeting between the two schools since Colorado initially left the Big 12 prior to the 2011 season — only to return to the conference 13 years later.
But the program the Jayhawks face on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. bears little resemblance ...
Beyond the high stakes of the Kansas football team’s ongoing run toward bowl eligibility, or the intensity of facing a nationally prominent team like Colorado, this could be an emotional weekend for the Jayhawks.
It’s senior day for a dizzying array of KU players, many of whom played foundational roles in reviving the program in recent years under head coach Lance Leipold.
Cornerback Cobee Bryant, one such ...
After the Kansas women's basketball team signed a pair of nationally prominent prospects in consecutive days, head coach Brandon Schneider stated in a press release on Thursday that his staff has completed "what we feel is one of the top recruiting classes in the history of Kansas Women’s Basketball."
The addition of a fourth and final signee, Keeley Parks, on Thursday makes KU's 2025 class one of the best in ...
Your turn, Colorado.
After Kansas defeated previously unbeaten BYU, Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes moved into the top spot in the Big 12 power rankings entering the penultimate week of the regular season.
The Buffaloes, who will take their turn facing KU on Saturday, received 13 of a possible 16 first-place votes from a panel of media that regularly covers the Big 12.
BYU came in second, followed ...
Make it two momentous commitments in two days for the Kansas women’s basketball program.
A day after in-state forward Jaliya Davis, a five-star prospect on some services, pledged to join the Jayhawks in 2025, similarly high-ranked guard Keeley Parks did the same on Wednesday evening.
Parks, a 5-foot-11 guard from Norman, Oklahoma, is 247Sports’ No. 17 player in the class of 2025 and ESPN’s No. 29. She ...