The considerable roster turnover Kansas experienced this past offseason makes it difficult to project who might break out during the 2026 campaign. Throw in the significant possibility of changes to collegiate eligibility rules, which could allow a massive number of players another year to stay in school and profit from revenue sharing and name, image and likeness dollars, and it’s very difficult to predict ...
Over the course of a second straight offseason, the Kansas soccer program has been characterized by continuity. That’s not just on the roster but among the coaching staff, as head coach Nate Lie recently signed a new five-year contract after leading the Jayhawks to a Big 12 tournament championship and a Sweet 16 appearance in his first two seasons at the helm. “We love it here, we love the athletic ...
Football remains a long way away, but rookie minicamp season is in full swing, and two additional Jayhawks have earned recent opportunities to prove their worth to NFL teams. Longtime Kansas running back Daniel Hishaw Jr. has been invited to the Kansas City Chiefs’ rookie minicamp that begins on Friday, while both Hishaw and tight end DeShawn Hanika have received invitations to the Indianapolis Colts’ ...
Updated 9:48 a.m. Friday, May 1, 2026: The Kansas men’s basketball team added a young player to its frontcourt on Thursday when it earned the commitment of Grant Mordini. Mordini is a 6-foot-11 center who was previously at Lake Forest High School in Illinois but recently played a postgraduate year at Avon Old Farms, a boarding school in Connecticut. He revealed his decision in a post on Instagram, in which ...
The acquisition of the Kansas men’s basketball program’s second No. 1-ranked player in as many years became complete on Wednesday morning when head coach Bill Self announced the signing of wing Tyran Stokes. Stokes, who is 6-foot-7 and 230 pounds and originally from Louisville, Kentucky, had revealed his commitment on Tuesday night on ESPN’s “NBA Tip-Off.” With the ink dry on Wednesday, Self was able ...
The Kansas women’s basketball team continues to fill out its roster, and on Wednesday afternoon it earned the commitment of Mykayla “Kayos” Cunningham, a 5-foot-10 guard who most recently played at Southern. For the Jaguars, who reached the NCAA Tournament and won a First Four game before losing to No. 1 seed South Carolina, Cunningham started 29 of the 30 games she played and averaged 5.4 points, 3.8 ...