MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Kansas had the ball and an eight-point lead when Tre White lined up a second-chance corner 3 with just under 14 minutes to go on Saturday at West Virginia. White, who had been 3-for-5 from deep on the day, couldn’t knock it down — nor could any Jayhawk in fact knock down any shot for an extended stretch afterward. While the KU offense went silent, the Mountaineers rattled off 16 ...
Make that two tight ends in two days set to join the Kansas football program. Albany transfer Carter Moses announced his commitment to KU on Saturday afternoon, following the Jayhawks’ addition of Old Dominion transfer Jailen Butler on Friday. The duo gives the Jayhawks some new options to throw into the mix with returning contributors Carson Bruhn and Leyton Cure, all on what will undoubtedly be a ...
The Kansas football team may not know quite yet who will be taking snaps at quarterback, but it has a new candidate to do the snapping. Offensive lineman Kasen Carpenter, formerly of Oklahoma State, announced his commitment to KU on Saturday morning. The vast majority of his playing experience across three years of college football — two at Tulsa, one at OSU — has come at the center position. Carpenter, ...
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — With Kansas’ 86-75 loss to West Virginia at Hope Coliseum on Saturday afternoon, it fell to 6-15 in Big 12 road games since the start of the 2023-24 season. Its record in all league games, home and away, during the same time frame is 22-19. That’s a data set that encompasses three dramatically different versions of KU basketball — this year’s, in particular, features only three ...
After experiencing plenty of success with a transfer kicker in 2025, Kansas went back to the well for another ahead of the 2026 season. Former Michigan State kicker Martin Connington announced his commitment to KU in a post on social media on Friday morning. He fills the vacancy left by Laith Marjan, a former East Carolina and South Alabama kicker who went 14-for-17 on field goals for the Jayhawks in his lone ...
There were so many things not to like about how Kansas played on Tuesday night against TCU. Head coach Bill Self can, and will, list them: The Jayhawks didn’t guard, didn’t rebound, didn’t maintain good body language, didn’t display consistent energy, didn’t create activity and so on. But they did dispel all those numerous and variegated issues in the final few minutes to win 104-100 in overtime and ...