Playing University of Kansas football games out of town at Children’s Mercy Park and Arrowhead Stadium naturally creates new logistical burdens for Lawrence residents, including for KU students. KU is working on ways to facilitate transportation to those games, its deputy athletic director Jason Booker told the Journal-World in an interview Wednesday evening. “We’re working closely with our student ...
Kansas basketball player Zach Clemence, speaking on the “Hawk Talk” radio show Monday night, described the potential role he’s looking for next year as that of a “4-man that can help a team, whatever that is — shooting, passing, guarding, whatever that is, is something I can bring.” His coach, Bill Self, quibbled with one part of the description: the positional label of “a 4-man.” “I don’t ...
The Kansas football schedule has been out for days now, and while much of the focus has remained on the home venues, there will indeed be at least 12 games — yes, two of them at Children’s Mercy Park and four at Arrowhead Stadium — to be played in the fall of 2024. The loss of Oklahoma and Texas will deprive the Big 12 Conference of two of its traditional powers, but the league has managed to grow its ...
The "home of the Chiefs" chant that has punctuated the national anthem at many a Kansas football game over the years will never be more appropriate than in 2024. As a result of the ongoing renovations to David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium and the Gateway District project, KU officially announced Tuesday that it will play its four Big 12 Conference home games at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, ...
In the absence of one of its best players — one of the nation’s best too, according to the multiple national award committees who named him a top candidate for their honors Tuesday — Kansas did not miss a beat. Playing without super-senior star Kevin McCullar Jr., who KU coach Bill Self previously said had been dealing with a bruised knee and who was in street clothes for the game, the Jayhawks had more ...
The Kansas men’s basketball team was without guard Kevin McCullar Jr. for the first time all season in Tuesday night's win over Oklahoma State, despite a variety of bumps and bruises he’s taken over the course of the year. KU coach Bill Self said he doesn’t expect this latest injury, a bone bruise, to keep McCullar out long. “It’s kind of created a similar situation that the other one did,” Self ...