Recent Kansas guard Melvin Council Jr. refiled his lawsuit against the NCAA in Monroe County, New York, court on Tuesday.
The new filing makes it clear that Council, who is seeking to play another year of college basketball, is at least entertaining options besides specifically returning to KU.
Council voluntarily dismissed his previous claim against the NCAA in Douglas County court on Aug. 28. Now, a footnote ...
After both teams cruised without incident in season openers against FCS foes, Kansas and Missouri are about to see the degree of difficulty ratchet up significantly when they meet for the Border War at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium on Friday at 7 p.m.
Despite some familiar names on both sides, the rosters and starting lineups look quite a bit different as compared to last year’s initial renewal of the ...
It’s not clear yet whether either of Kansas’ players who wear No. 7 will be able to take the field on Friday night against Missouri.
The statuses of linebacker Bam Crouch and wide receiver Cam Pickett, both key starters for the Jayhawks who are battling injuries, remain in doubt after head coach Lance Leipold was not yet certain about their prospects in his weekly press conference on Monday.
“Bam did not ...
The Kansas football team managed to squeeze 86 players into its season-opening blowout win over Long Island on Friday night, head coach Lance Leipold said, with many of them cameoing in the second half once the score was already well out of hand.
That provided quick introductions to many of the Jayhawks’ numerous newcomers, and reintroductions to the returning contributors.
But because KU only ran with its ...
The Kansas football team did not start the season in the most glamorous possible form with a six-point first quarter against FCS Long Island, before the Jayhawks settled for a field goal early in the second.
But as head coach Lance Leipold pointed out afterward, it’s hard to take too much issue with a game in which his team never punted — depriving newly acquired Australian freshman Matt Gill, it must be ...
Lawrence Arnold’s 782 receiving yards in 2023 are still the high-water mark for a Kansas receiver since Lance Leipold took over as head coach.
If Nik McMillan wants to reset that record this year, he’s off to a roaring start. The Buffalo transfer, who cleared the 100-yard mark in six consecutive games to close out last season with the Bulls, continued in his usual form with six catches for 130 yards and the ...
