For Kansas' ebullient assistant coach Jim Zebrowski, "every day is good," as he put it. But Friday was "kind of a special day," he admitted, just as he sat down for a pre-Guaranteed Rate Bowl media availability. Just hours earlier, his son Zach had been announced as the winner of the Harlon Hill Trophy, presented to the most valuable player in NCAA Division II football. “It's so awesome, he's having a ...
Bloomington, Ind. — The offensive struggles that had hamstrung Kansas all afternoon subsided at the most convenient possible time for the Jayhawks. KU went on a 16-5 run to claim its first lead of the game over Indiana on a hook shot from Hunter Dickinson with 4:53 to go; Kevin McCullar Jr. drained a no-hesitation deep 3-pointer a minute and a half later, and the red-hot Hoosier Trey Galloway missed a ...
For the first time this season, the Kansas men’s basketball team is going on the road. That seems like a strange statement to make given that KU has already played four neutral-site games and even took on Illinois in Champaign for a charity exhibition prior to the season. But it’s true: Saturday’s clash with Indiana in Bloomington, 11:30 a.m. Central Time in Assembly Hall, will be the Jayhawks’ first ...
For three pre-bowl practices now, since he arrived in Lawrence a week ago, new Kansas offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes has been observing from the sidelines, jotting down observations in a little red notebook as he surveys the personnel and schemes he'll inherit this spring. “I told him I’m trying to get a read on him yet," head coach Lance Leipold said Friday. "He’s pretty tight to the vest. But ...
The holiday spirit was alive in the Iowa Street Walmart late Wednesday night. The Kansas men's basketball team made its annual finals-week visit to Walmart for a charitable holiday shopping excursion, a tradition that dates back three decades. The event, which is coordinated principally by Roger and Linda Morningstar and the Salvation Army, supplies 17 players with one family apiece for which to purchase ...
Kansas football sustained potentially its biggest player-personnel loss of the month thus far when Gage Keys announced his decision to enter the transfer portal Thursday morning. "Thank you for everything, Kansas," Keys wrote on X. "This has been the best year of my life and I’m proud to call KU my Alma mater. Will be a Jayhawk forever, and I appreciate every single one of you. So much love for ...