On a day when Kansas struggled in goal-to-go situations, the Jayhawks converted when it counted most, with a late touchdown pass from Jalon Daniels to Levi Wentz. The only problem for KU was that it left one minute and 45 seconds for Cincinnati quarterback Brendan Sorsby. Sorsby converted a fourth-and-10 with a pass to Noah Jennings and marched the Bearcats down the field on their way to a game-winning ...
When the Kansas offense came on the field with 29 seconds left, needing to reach kicker Laith Marjan’s range some 40 yards away to have a chance at overtime, quarterback Jalon Daniels said the Jayhawks entered the huddle with a sense of “positivity.” “At the end of the day, we didn’t really care how much time was left,” Daniels said. “We felt like we were still going to be able to win the ...
When Kansas went to play Cincinnati at the conclusion of the 2023 season, KU coach Lance Leipold spoke to his counterpart Scott Satterfield before the start of the game. Satterfield, as Leipold recalled, mentioned that the Bearcats had some areas they needed to address in recruiting. “It’s very obvious they’ve done that,” Leipold said on Monday. “Including the quarterback position, and what they’re ...
More than nine months after the Jayhawks last played an official match in Lawrence, and with the Kansas volleyball team now fielding an entirely different squad forged by 14 nonconference matches away from home, KU is finally back at Horejsi Family Volleyball Arena. No. 18 KU will host No. 8 Arizona State, the reigning Big 12 champion, at 7 p.m. Friday in what will be the first-ever home match for both head ...
The Kansas soccer team will look to extend its best start to a season in program history when it welcomes Baylor to Rock Chalk Park on Thursday at 6 p.m. The Jayhawks are an unprecedented 7-0-2, including 1-0 in Big 12 play after a gritty shorthanded 1-0 victory on the road at Oklahoma State last Thursday. “It almost felt like we were a man up in some ways because we were just so unified and together,” ...
Kansas center Bryce Foster doesn’t necessarily think he’s been playing poorly, just not quite up to his standard. The Jayhawks’ lone preseason all-conference pick this year, Foster concluded 2024 as the highest-graded qualifying player at his position in the Big 12 on Pro Football Focus with a score of 75.5. The same numbers this fall would substantiate his sense that he’s experienced a slight drop-off ...