The Big 12 Conference on Monday afternoon announced its league schedule for women's basketball games, including the 18 contests that await Kansas this winter. As was announced in June, over the course of that schedule the Jayhawks face Kansas State, Oklahoma State and Texas Tech both home and away; host BYU, Cincinnati, Colorado, Houston, Utah and West Virginia; and travel to face Arizona, Arizona State, ...
A second matchup against No. 18 Creighton this season — and a second match of the day — didn’t go too well for the Kansas volleyball team on Sunday. The 17th-ranked Jayhawks ended the Omaha Tournament on a sour note with a 3-0 loss to the Bluejays (24-26, 18-25, 22-25) at D.J. Sokol Arena. KU completed its nonconference slate at 9-5 after having previously beaten Omaha on Saturday and South Florida ...
Kansas is rotating through various players to occupy its fourth team captain spot over the course of the 2025 season, and of course it made sense for head coach Lance Leipold to pick middle linebacker Trey Lathan — a West Virginia transfer — during the week the Mountaineers were in town. But that was just one factor in Leipold’s decision to place Lathan alongside Jalon Daniels, Justice Finkley and Bryce ...
Time and again during its 2024 Big 12 Conference slate, the Kansas football team suffered pre- and post-halftime setbacks that hampered its ability to build and maintain leads. If Saturday’s league opener against West Virginia was any indication, 2025 could be quite a bit different. KU scored a first-half touchdown just before the two-minute timeout, added a field goal as time expired and then got a 94-yard ...
Time was ticking down in the fourth quarter, Kansas running back Leshon Williams wanted to get out of Saturday night’s game, and it became clear to him that the shortest path to the sideline was through the end zone. “You want to know what was really going through my head … I’m going to tell y’all the truth,” he said. “It was about the fourth quarter. I’m like, ‘We got to finish, and it’s ...
Playing early is a rare opportunity for any college freshman, and even rarer is receiving pregame advice, prior to one’s collegiate debut, from an NFL player who plays the same position. That’s exactly what Kansas’ Tate Nagy got in the form of a text from Kansas City Chiefs punt returner Nikko Remigio before KU played its season opener on Aug. 23. Nagy has studied Remigio, who “catches the ball super ...