The Kansas football game against Missouri in Lawrence, originally scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 12, has been moved to Friday, Sept. 11. The Big 12 Conference announced the change on Friday morning. Television and game time information has not yet been released. KU will not be playing on a short week, as its season opener is on Friday, Sept. 4, against Long Island. Missouri opens its year on Sept. 3 against ...
As the Kansas men’s basketball team begins to construct a new roster for the 2026-27 season, it has locked in a well-traveled guard for a visit. Former Kansas State, Virginia and Cal guard Dai Dai Ames will see KU on Monday, his agent Adam Papas confirmed to the Journal-World on Friday afternoon. News of this visit was first reported by CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein. The Jayhawks will have plenty of ...
Updated 2:37 p.m. Saturday, April 11, 2025: Utah transfer guard Terrence Brown, an All-Big 12 honorable mention who was third in the conference in scoring at 19.9 points per game, has completed a Zoom call with Kansas and will "most likely early next week" take a visit to Lawrence, his advisor Adam Kado told the Journal-World in a text message on Friday evening. Kado previously confirmed that KU was among a ...
It’ll be a battle for first place in the Big 12 this weekend at Hoglund Ballpark as No. 12 UCF visits Lawrence for a three-game series with Kansas, beginning on Friday at 6 p.m. The Knights, picked to finish 10th in the league in the preseason, are riding high in first place at 10-2 in Big 12 play after taking two of three on the road from fellow upper-echelon foe West Virginia. “I don’t think it’s ...
Every transfer-portal period these days seems to bring a couple of entries from Kansas players who have ostensibly exhausted their collegiate eligibility but are apparently hoping for some sort of waiver — Zeke Mayo, Dean Miller and the like in recent years — and this spring’s basketball portal window is no exception. Kansas guard Jayden Dawson entered the portal on Thursday after playing four years of ...
The Kansas football team had the privilege this offseason of being able to retain its leading tackler, the ever-reliable linebacker who played more snaps on defense than anyone during the 2025 campaign. But the Jayhawks almost lost him. Trey Lathan announced on New Year’s Day that he was entering the transfer portal. Two weeks later, he announced his return to KU. “Just wanted to see what was the best ...