Norman, Okla. — Road wins often come with an element of grit, but Tuesday’s 66-52 win by No. 6 Kansas over Oklahoma at Lloyd Noble Center was particularly gritty. Playing without sophomore point guard Devon Dotson, who was unable to participate in Tuesday’s shoot-around and did not play because of the hip pointer he suffered last weekend, Kansas fielded a lineup of players who were more aggressive in ...
Norman, Okla. — Tuesday’s 66-52 Kansas basketball victory over Oklahoma at Lloyd Noble Center snapped a two-game losing streak at Oklahoma’s home arena and pushed the Jayhawks’ all-time record in the building to 20-19. "This was a big win," KU junior Marcus Garrett said after turning in 15 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in 38 minutes. "I haven't won here since I've been here so this was a big win for ...
A couple of months removed from winning three games during Les Miles’ first season in charge, the Kansas football program last week picked up a key offseason victory that should be celebrated every bit as much as any of those in-season wins were. [KU’s decision to promote Emmett Jones from receivers coach to passing game coordinator last wee][1]k — read: make sure he sticks around Lawrence instead of ...
For the first time this season, the Kansas men’s basketball program has fallen out of the top 5 in the Associated Press poll. The Jayhawks, who fell to Baylor at Allen Fieldhouse on Saturday, dropped from No. 3 to No. 6. Meanwhile, the Bears jumped from No. 4 to No. 2. Joining Baylor in this week’s top 5 are No. 1 Gonzaga, No. 3 Duke, No. 4 Auburn and No. 5 Butler. Duke had been in the No. 2 position, ...
Kansas coach Bill Self said Monday that sophomore point guard Devon Dotson will play Tuesday night at Oklahoma. Dotson, who missed about 10 minutes of Saturday’s loss to Baylor at Allen Fieldhouse, suffered a hip pointer to his left hip during the first half of KU’s loss. The Jayhawks did not practice on Sunday, but Self said Dotson would be in the starting lineup on Tuesday. “It’s a hip ...
Despite their lofty ranking and strong record, the third-ranked Kansas Jayhawks are a team in need of some consistent scoring punch. And they got it from senior shooting guard Isaiah Moss during Saturday’s 67-55 loss to No. 4 Baylor at Allen Fieldhouse — for a half, anyway. On his way to a team-best 15 points in the Jayhawks’ second loss to a team ranked fourth this season, Moss scored 10 points on ...