The final member of a trio of Desert Edge High School players who signed with Kansas in the 2024 class bade farewell to KU on Tuesday afternoon. Cornerback Aundre Gibson announced in a post on X that he plans to enter the transfer portal, following in the footsteps of past high school and college teammates Jon Jon Kamara (who announced his intentions on Dec. 12) and DJ Warner (who left KU last year for SMU and ...
It looks like the Kansas football team will essentially be starting anew at running back next season. Running back Harry Stewart III will enter the transfer portal when it opens. On3 reported the news on Tuesday morning, and Stewart shared it on his social media. His departure, along with that of fellow back Johnny Thompson Jr., ensures that KU will have to do a substantial amount of work at the position over ...
Kansas reserve defensive end Caleb Redd plans to enter the transfer portal, On3 reported on Tuesday afternoon. Redd will leave Lawrence after just one season with the Jayhawks. He was one of a quartet of defensive ends KU added in the 2025 transfer cycle, but unlike the other three — Alex Bray, Justice Finkley and Leroy Harris III — he did not immediately earn playing time. Instead, during his redshirt ...
At a point in the schedule when teams are prone to sleepy play, the Kansas men’s basketball team instead woke all the way up. Charged with turning in one more strong performance before a lengthy holiday break, the Jayhawks scored 51 points by halftime, their highest-scoring half of the season, and didn’t let up all that much after the break on their way to a 90-61 victory over Davidson on Monday night at ...
After Kansas guard Darryn Peterson missed his ninth game of the season on Monday night, KU coach Bill Self said Peterson’s family has decided he should be “as close to 100% as possible” when he returns to action. Self said he agrees with that decision. “We’re in agreement with the family that he should not play until he feels good,” he added. “We’re in agreement. But I’m not inside his head ...
It’s not unusual to see freshman Kohl Rosario practicing his shot on James Naismith Court before or after any given Kansas men’s basketball game. “Not everybody works like Kohl,” KU coach Bill Self said on Monday. That might not necessarily be a bad thing: “Kohl’s in the gym too much,” Self added. “He needs to go be a kid.” In fact, the KU coaches have been telling the eager Rosario, who ...