Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels said he “started to peek at” Lindenwood’s film months ago. But even if Thursday night will be a particularly long-awaited return to the field for Daniels, after his last season ended prematurely in September due to a back injury, that specific bit of advance preparation is nothing new. “If you want me to be honest,” he said, “I may have ended up looking ahead at the ...
Updated 6:34 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28: Four pro football players who finished their college careers at Kansas have made NFL rosters, two are on injured reserve and two more have caught on with practice squads ahead of the 2024 season. Veterans Dorance Armstrong and Steven Sims and rookies Austin Booker and Dominick Puni were all safe on 53-man rosters following Tuesday’s cut deadline, while offensive linemen ...
The Kansas soccer team was leading 1-0 on the road in the second half at Brown, looking to remain undefeated and knock off a squad that won a game in the 2023 NCAA Tournament. But weather rolled into Providence, Rhode Island, forcing a two-hour lightning delay that began around 2:20 p.m. Eastern Time, and eventually led to the cancellation of the game with no result recorded for either team. The game’s ...
Kansas head coach Lance Leipold opted to limit this year’s initial depth chart to a strict two-deep format, resulting in just 58 players — as opposed to the 70 included on last year’s season-opening edition. But what if we wanted to account for that difference in some way? Here’s a list of the next 12 players most likely to make an impact during the 2024 KU football season. To be clear, it’s not ...
Offense Quarterback: Jalon Daniels; Cole Ballard Running back: Devin Neal; Daniel Hishaw Jr. Wide receiver: Luke Grimm; Doug Emilien Wide receiver: Lawrence Arnold; Torry Locklin Wide receiver: Quentin Skinner; Trevor Wilson Tight end: Jared Casey; Trevor Kardell Left tackle: Bryce Cabeldue; Nolan Gorczyca Left guard: Michael Ford Jr.; James Livingston Center: Bryce Foster; Shane Bumgardner Right ...
The first Kansas football depth chart of the season, which was released on Monday, features a lot less ambiguity than usual. “This time, I tried to make a little decision on this to not list 75 guys,” head coach Lance Leipold told reporters, though he took care to add, “I might do it to you guys next week.” Gone are the 15 instances of the word “or” that muddied last year’s initial depth chart, ...