Lubbock, Texas — Since taking an excessive number of hits as a 17-year-old freshman, Jalon Daniels has been kept quite clean at the helm of the Kansas offense. The veteran quarterback, now a sixth-year senior, has been remarkably well protected in recent years, to the point that entering Saturday night’s game against Texas Tech, KU had allowed the third-fewest sacks in the nation since 2022, with just 43 in ...
Updated 9:49 p.m. Monday, Oct. 13, 2025: Lubbock, Texas — Texas Tech fans’ decades-old tradition of throwing tortillas on the field during kickoffs at Jones AT&T Stadium cost their team 27 yards on the field on Saturday night. That was a result of a recent Big 12 rule against throwing objects — one that features a “three-strikes policy,” as the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal put it — that prompted a ...
Lubbock, Texas — Kansas coach Lance Leipold said in the lead-up to Saturday’s game against Texas Tech that the Jayhawks couldn’t afford to start as poorly against the Red Raiders as they had against UCF. As it turned, the opening minutes at Jones AT&T Stadium went far, far worse for KU. In the span of two minutes early in the quarter, KU allowed a 71-yard rushing touchdown on Texas Tech’s first ...
The Kansas soccer team conceded an early goal for the third straight match that came on Iowa State’s only shot of the first half, but the Jayhawks took control down the stretch and beat the Cyclones 3-1 on Friday night in Ames, Iowa. “I’m really proud of our team today,” KU coach Nate Lie said in a video posted on social media. “We’ve had a tough stretch that’s just really tested us emotionally, ...
Texas Tech has a lot on the line this week against Kansas, to the point that the Red Raiders’ head coach Joey McGuire said Saturday’s game will be “the biggest game that I’ve coached in since I’ve been at Texas Tech.” Tech is even with BYU atop the Big 12 and at No. 9 in the AP Top 25 poll has attained its highest ranking since 2008. The Red Raiders are hosting their first home conference matchup ...
The Kansas football team has found its second running back in the 2026 recruiting class. KD Jones, a consensus three-star back from Jenks, Oklahoma, committed to KU on Thursday evening, his agent Ron Slavin confirmed to the Journal-World. “Let’s go!! Go Jayhawks,” Jones wrote in a post on X. Jones had previously considered KU as a finalist in his initial recruiting decision in March. But he ended up ...