The Houston Cougars picked up their first road conference win since joining the Big 12 this season, and Kansas found itself the unlucky team on the other end of the result. KU more than tripled Houston's total number of shots Sunday at Rock Chalk Park, with sophomore Maree Shinkle's five shots for the Jayhawks equaling the total for all 19 of Houston's field players. However, the Jayhawks gave up a pair of ...
Not only did Kansas golfer Jordan Rothman post the best single round of her career Sunday, when she carded a 6-under 66, it was enough for her to surge into the lead at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate in Denver and win an event for the first time as a Jayhawk. Rothman, a junior from Cape Town, South Africa, entered the event with a stroke average of 71.17. She outdid herself in each of the three rounds, shooting ...
Kansas inducted the 24th and 25th members of its Ring of Honor at halftime Saturday, acknowledging running back Tony Sands (1988-91) and linebacker Nick Reid (2002-05) for their contributions to the Jayhawks’ football program. Sands, who rather serendipitously wore No. 24 at KU, set school records for rushing attempts, rushing yards and rushing touchdowns during his tenure with the Jayhawks, posting his ...
Playing with its backup quarterback Jason Bean, and entering as a home underdog against Big 12 Conference newcomer UCF, the Kansas football team dominated in all three phases from the opening whistle on its way to a resounding 51-22 victory. KU ran for 399 yards and five touchdowns, as the Knights couldn’t do anything to stop either Devin Neal, Daniel Hishaw Jr. or Dylan McDuffie. Bean was only needed for 12 ...
Last week at Texas, the Kansas offense was disjointed, inconsistent and as head coach Lance Leipold put it, "non-rhythmatic." This week against UCF, the Jayhawks were back to their usual selves: workmanlike, efficient, yet still dynamic. And they were unified behind a single goal: running the football as much as they could. That common objective encompassed even players who might not necessarily get the ...
Kansas basketball is back — albeit basketball accompanied by a routine pairing the players with KU dancers and closely followed by a Flo Rida concert, but still Kansas basketball. Yes, KU held its annual Late Night in the Phog celebration Friday evening at Allen Fieldhouse. And while the formula may have been familiar to many of the attendees, it was new to six scholarship players and three walk-ons on the ...