WRITER: Henry Greenstein

'Congratulations to young Mr. Bryant,' says last Jayhawk with 3 interceptions

Kansas cornerback Cobee Bryant’s three-interception game against Houston on Saturday etched his name in the record books, as he tied the highest single-game mark by any Jayhawk in the 134-year history of KU football. Because he tied rather than exceeding the record, though, his name will remain alongside the other men who accomplished the feat: John Konek in 1951, Duane Morris in 1957 and, most recently, Bill ...

Wheeler poised for full return to action; Leipold provides other injury updates

The Kansas defense isn't out of the woods yet when it comes to injury concerns, but arguably its most significant player should be ready to go for Saturday night's Sunflower Showdown. Middle linebacker Cornell Wheeler practiced on Monday and should be "fully available" to play in Manhattan, head coach Lance Leipold said. Wheeler, the Jayhawks' lone defensive captain who serves as their signal-caller, made his ...

KU women's golf wins third straight event for first time in program history

The 29th-ranked Kansas women's golf team shot a 3-under 285 on Sunday in the Bahamas to surge into the lead at the White Sands Bahamas Fall Invitational, ultimately claiming the team title. As a result, KU won a third straight event for the first time in program history. After Friday's competition got canceled due to weather, the Jayhawks, who were only the third-highest-ranked team at the competition, ended ...

KU loses 4-star in-state commitment to Nebraska

Updated 11:05 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20: The Kansas football team lost a key recruit in its 2025 class on Sunday afternoon when Julian "Juju" Marks, an offensive lineman from Olathe South High School, announced on Sunday that he is instead going to play at Nebraska. Marks, who was one of 15 high school commitments for the Jayhawks and three from the state of Kansas, had committed back on June 9. He had been the ...

Notebook: Homecoming for Houston coach; Leipold opines on rule changes

Kansas City, Mo. — Kansas owed some portion of its attendance figure at GEHA Field Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday to the friends and family of the opposing head coach. “I’m worried about tickets this week,” Houston coach Willie Fritz joked, later adding, “I’ll be helping them out with the crowd a little bit.” Fritz made those sorts of comments because he was expecting plenty of friends and family ...

4 more observations from Late Night in the Phog

Amid all the entertainment, pageantry and general silliness of Friday's Late Night in the Phog, Kansas basketball coaches Bill Self and Brandon Schneider provided some serious, relevant insights about their teams for the upcoming season. Between their broadcast appearances during their teams' scrimmages and their postgame press conferences, they shed some important light on player personnel. Here's more detail ...