Kansas cornerback Jalen Todd waited a long time for his first career interception. The junior, a Detroit native, has been playing frequently ever since he served as a nickel back and occasional reserve on the outside as a true freshman in 2024. He has spent each of the last two seasons as KU’s No. 1 corner, filing that role at quite a high level. But until Saturday, he had never picked off a pass — and in ...
Kansas associate head coach Andy Kotelnicki has spoken in the past about combing through other teams’ film in search of new plays to add to his arsenal. “We are the greatest thieves in the country,” he said back in 2023, during his first stint with the Jayhawks. Last Saturday, he found himself on the receiving end of a very public theft. A fourth-and-1 play-action pass out of a tight pistol formation ...
The Kansas women’s basketball team earned its third commitment of the 2027 cycle on Tuesday afternoon when Santana Sabus announced on Instagram that she will join the Jayhawks. Sabus is a 5-foot-9 guard from Arvada, Colorado, who attends Ralston Valley High School. According to MaxPreps, as a junior she averaged 23.7 points and 10.1 rebounds per game along with 3.8 assists and 3.9 steals. She also plays ...
One of the big questions surrounding this year’s Kansas team, especially since the return of Tre White, is how much time the 6-foot-9, 225-pound Keanu Dawes will spend playing power forward and how much he’ll be at center. “I like it everywhere, honestly,” Dawes said, “as long as I’m playing.” He’ll be doing quite a bit of that either way. The Utah transfer, a senior from Houston, has the ...
SALT LAKE CITY — In Saturday’s 41-24 loss to No. 12 Utah, the Kansas football team relied as heavily as in any game this year on the trio of wide receivers Cam Pickett, Nik McMillan and Nahzae Cox. The group accounted for 26 of quarterback Isaiah Marshall’s 37 targets, and Pickett had a career-best day with eight catches for 134 yards. McMillan caught four passes for 89 yards and one touchdown, and could ...
SALT LAKE CITY — Early in the second half, it looked like Kansas might be able to keep pace with No. 12 Utah in a shootout. That would have been almost unthinkable entering Saturday given the inconsistency of the Jayhawks’ offense, but quarterback Isaiah Marshall had hit his stride, and if the KU defense could have forced another turnover or two like it did early on, who knows what might have ...