Home losses are rare enough at Kansas that prior to Saturday, the Jayhawks hadn’t experienced more than one in a single season since the 2017-18 campaign. Every other home loss in the six and a half years since has been followed by a road trip. This time, though, the Jayhawks will have an immediate opportunity to redeem themselves in front of the Allen Fieldhouse crowd — which accepted KU coach Bill ...
The Kansas football team earned its second commitment along the offensive line in as many days when Kaden Snyder, a member of the class of 2026 who attends Salina Central High School, announced on Monday afternoon his intention to join KU. Snyder, who stands 6-foot-6 and weighs 265 pounds according to his X bio, picked the Jayhawks over offers from Arkansas, Duke, Kansas State and Wisconsin, securing his spot ...
The Kansas women's golf team, which prior to this season had not won back-to-back events in a dozen years, has secured a fourth straight victory. The Jayhawks' team score of a 2-over 290 was good enough for first place at the Match in the Desert, an event hosted by KU at the Prospector Golf Course in Gold Canyon, Arizona, where they had come in fifth last season. The win gave the 24th-ranked Jayhawks a ...
The Kansas football team added its first offensive lineman in the 2026 recruiting class on Sunday morning when it earned the commitment of Malachi Mills, a tackle from Westfield, Indiana. Mills, whose social media profile lists him at 6-foot-5 and 280 pounds, is a three-star prospect out of Westfield High School, the same program that produced KU's current backup quarterback Cole Ballard. “I'm close friends ...
The Kansas football team stayed local once again to recruit another member of its freshman class of 2026. Late on Saturday night, Lawrence High's Joshua Galbreath announced that he will join the Jayhawks. Galbreath is a three-star linebacker prospect at 6-foot-3 and 205 pounds who had offers from the likes of Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska, Ole Miss (the day before his commitment announcement) and Wisconsin, not to ...
Disaster struck twice for Kansas on Saturday night. Once in regulation and once in the first overtime period, the Jayhawks held six-point leads late against higher-ranked Houston. In the second half, they allowed back-to-back floaters by Milos Uzan, committed a five-second violation on the baseline when they had timeouts available and then fouled J’Wan Roberts to allow two game-tying free throws. In ...