Updated 4 p.m. Wednesday: The Kansas women's golf team was selected Wednesday afternoon to participate in NCAA Regional Championship action for the second year in a row. KU has now made the postseason as an at-large entrant in back-to-back years after doing so just once in the rest of its history (in 2014). The Jayhawks, who are No. 49 in the national Spikemark Clippd rankings, will play at Tumble Creek Club ...
In the awkward space between series against the No. 1 and No. 4 teams in the nation, the Kansas softball team suffered a setback against a regional foe the NCAA’s RPI system ranks a mere No. 187. Kansas City, which entered the night fifth of seven teams in the Summit League and having lost 42 of 46 all-time matchups against KU, came into Arrocha Ballpark and gutted out a 4-1 win against the Jayhawks Wednesday ...
The four players the Kansas women’s basketball team has added over the course of the last two transfer cycles have something in common: They are all from Kansas. This year’s additions so far, Sania Copeland (a Wisconsin transfer from Kansas City) and Brittany Harshaw (a Creighton transfer from Andover) hail from the Sunflower State, as did last year’s Ryan Cobbins (an Alabama transfer from Kansas City) ...
Kansas is in contention for Dayton transfer Koby Brea, the nation's leading 3-point shooter from the 2023-24 season, but it will have to outlast some tough competition in order to acquire his services. KU made Brea's top-five list — as he released Monday to a variety of media outlets including 247Sports, ESPN and On3 — along with Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky and UConn. It's easy to see why Brea is in ...
Offensive lineman Anderson Kopp announced Tuesday morning that he will play college football at Kansas, giving the Jayhawks their third player in the recruiting class of 2025. Kopp is from Phoenix and plays for Brophy Prep, so KU is continuing to bring in prospects from Arizona, but he has a deep connection to the Jayhawks as his father Kevin played for KU under Glen Mason in the 1990s. Kopp told Jon Kirby of ...
Point guard Labaron Philon, a four-star prospect from Mobile, Alabama, who committed to Kansas in September and signed in November, has requested a release from his National Letter of Intent and reopened his recruitment, according to multiple reports Tuesday night. Travis Branham of 247Sports first reported the news, which Philon shared on his Instagram account. Philon, who earned a No. 30 ranking from ESPN in ...