The Kansas baseball team swept Texas Southern at Hoglund Ballpark over the weekend, completing its first four-game sweep in nearly three years. After the Jayhawks' 11-2 victory Friday in their first game back in Lawrence this season, they proceeded to win two of the next three over the Tigers in seven innings, one as scheduled and one by run rule. The other game, the second half of Saturday's doubleheader, was ...
After his team lost at Baylor and was officially eliminated from contention for a Big 12 Conference regular season title — not to mention thrust into a less favorable position in the overall league standings — Kansas guard Kevin McCullar Jr. reiterated that his team’s goal “hasn’t changed at all.” “Just trying to win the next game that we can line up and get ready to compete for,” he said. The ...
Waco, Texas — Chalk up another road loss for a Kansas squad that has become all too familiar with them this season. Just days after head coach Bill Self called Kevin McCullar Jr.’s status for the remainder of the season into question, McCullar returned to the Jayhawks’ starting lineup after missing five of the last eight games due to injury, and gave KU an offensive spark with a co-team-high 20 points. ...
Waco, Texas — As soon as it got Kevin McCullar Jr. back from his bone bruise — much sooner than many had anticipated — the Kansas men's basketball team encountered a different injury issue Saturday at Baylor. Backup center Parker Braun limped off the court as KU entered the under-8 timeout of the first half trailing 23-18. He briefly went to the locker room, and despite eventually returning to the bench ...
Fighting to stay in the top four in its own league is a rarity for a Bill Self-coached Kansas team. Self quite famously led the Jayhawks to 17 regular-season Big 12 Conference titles (one was vacated by October’s Independent Accountability Resolution Process ruling). Until Tuesday night, meanwhile, he had only lost 17 total games at Allen Fieldhouse. Then KU fell 76-68 to Big 12 newcomer BYU. After leading ...
Kansas coach Lance Leipold isn’t used to new faces in the middle of his offensive line. “If I told you I had two centers in nine years as a Division I coach…” he said Thursday. It’s true — in his first season at Buffalo after taking over from Jeff Quinn he inherited redshirt freshman James O’Hagan, who became a four-year starter and all-conference pick. When O’Hagan exhausted his eligibility ...