The day Quentin Skinner arrived at KU in 2020 is still fresh in his mind, in part because he did it at the same time as fellow wideouts Lawrence Arnold and Luke Grimm and quarterback Jalon Daniels.
“I remember that first day we moved in, cheesy, but like it was yesterday, man,” he said on Tuesday. “We moved in all of our stuff, all of our families met each other, and first thing I questioned everyone in ...
One can only read so much into the initial Kansas football depth chart.
It's filled with the word "or," it can be arbitrary about how many backups it lists at given spots and it doesn't necessarily reflect how some positions on the roster rotate more than others. It certainly won't hold firm over the course of the season; last year, for example, eventual Big 12 award winner Austin Booker began the year as a ...
Several true freshmen seized the spotlight during Kansas football’s fall camp.
Defensive ends DJ Warner and Dakyus Brinkley have garnered plenty of attention because of their high ratings and their opportunity to play immediately given KU’s lack of depth at the pass-rush spot. Isaiah Marshall has received the natural scrutiny that comes with being an apparent quarterback with the future, and his on-field ...
The ranks of former Jayhawks going through their first NFL preseason have thinned considerably over the course of the month.
Namely, the Seattle Seahawks released Mike Novitsky on Aug. 5 and the Los Angeles Rams parted ways with Kenny Logan Jr. the following day.
Even with those losses, though — which may not be permanent ones, as Novitsky has already reportedly worked out for two teams in the weeks since ...
Kansas head coach Lance Leipold got told early in his career, in particular, that he didn’t enjoy wins enough.
“I always felt that that was already over and something new was on the horizon,” he said at the start of KU’s 2024 fall camp. “I think you’ve got to find that balance but stay focused. I’m not always great on all these sayings, so I apologize — it’s why the windshield’s bigger than ...
Nate Lie wants to tilt the field.
“We want to be one of the best pressing teams in the country,” said Lie, the first-year Kansas soccer coach.
And therein enters the soccer statistic known as field tilt — what proportion of time does a given team spend in the attacking third, as compared to its opponents? In short, who is getting the majority of offensive opportunities?
“We talk about this concept of ...