Kansas coach Bill Self said that the crowd Saturday at Allen Fieldhouse for the game against No. 4 Houston was the best it's been all season. “I think our fans were more turned up today," Self said, "because we were playing a team that we know if we didn’t play well, (the other team) could leave out of here happy." He then suggested that KU will find itself on the receiving end of a similar sort of fervor ...
Following an Oct. 12 open date — one of two bye weeks the Kansas football team has this season in the span of a month — the Jayhawks’ schedule really kicks into gear. October features battles with a new-look Houston and rival Kansas State before the Jayhawks welcome Iowa State and Colorado to Arrowhead Stadium in November in what should be intense NFL-caliber atmospheres. They also travel to face BYU for ...
The level of consistent success that Kansas men’s basketball has experienced in its 20-plus years led by Bill Self yields a lot of bafflingly lopsided win-loss statistics. Right up there among the most perplexing of all is this: During Self’s tenure, KU is 13-0 when it faces a higher-ranked, top-five opponent at Allen Fieldhouse. That streak began with a victory over then-No. 3 Michigan State in Self’s ...
The Kansas football team has apparently wasted little time selecting a replacement for former co-defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach Jordan Peterson, as The Athletic and 247Sports both reported Friday evening that KU is set to hire D.K. McDonald to the same role. McDonald will join from the NFL level, where he most recently served as the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive backs coach in 2023 after ...
Playing University of Kansas football games out of town at Children’s Mercy Park and Arrowhead Stadium naturally creates new logistical burdens for Lawrence residents, including for KU students. KU is working on ways to facilitate transportation to those games, its deputy athletic director Jason Booker told the Journal-World in an interview Wednesday evening. “We’re working closely with our student ...
Kansas basketball player Zach Clemence, speaking on the “Hawk Talk” radio show Monday night, described the potential role he’s looking for next year as that of a “4-man that can help a team, whatever that is — shooting, passing, guarding, whatever that is, is something I can bring.” His coach, Bill Self, quibbled with one part of the description: the positional label of “a 4-man.” “I don’t ...