The process to replace two longtime Kansas Athletics sports performance employees is underway and KU Athletic Director Jeff Long hopes to have at least one hire made in the next two weeks. Former Kansas basketball strength coach Andrea Hudy and former KU football trainer Murphy Grant, who served recently as KU’s associate athletic director for sports medicine, both started new jobs this week at Texas and Wake ...
After a couple rough seasons of limited snaps, special teams play and even a position change, Kansas wide receiver Daylon Charlot is right again, and his coaches believe they know why. “He has his confidence back,” said KU running backs coach Tony Hull, who, like Charlot, is a native of Louisiana. Hull, now in his fourth season with the program, is the only coach on KU’s current staff who has been able ...
Now that we’re deep into August and the start of the 2019-20 school year is just a week away, it’s time to kick off another round of “He Will, He Won’t, He Might,” here at Kusports.com. If you’re not familiar with this feature, here’s a quick explanation: Over the next few weeks, I’ll take a look at every scholarship player on the Kansas men’s basketball roster and predict three things ...
There have been harder tournaments and more grueling challenges, but former University of Kansas golfer Conrad Roberts is back on top. Roberts won Sunday’s City of Lawrence Championship by firing a 6-under par 66 at Eagle Bend to hold off Mark Elliott (68) and Tyler Cummins (70) in an event that was shortened to just one round because of heavy rain throughout the weekend. Eagle Bend PGA Professional Ryan ...
With the start of another school year right around the corner, things are beginning to heat up in the 2020 college basketball recruiting class. And that usually means official visits, trimmed-down lists and fall commitments are forthcoming. Caleb Love, a 4-star point guard from St. Louis, recently released official visit dates for five of his six finalists and Kansas made the cut. Love, who stands 6-foot-3 ...
http://www2.kusports.com/photos/2012/jan/18/229104/ Let’s take a rational look at the news that strength coach extraordinaire Andrea Hudy is leaving the Kansas basketball program, shall we? OK. I get it. A lot of you are out-of-your-minds upset — both angry and emotional — about [the news of Hudy’s departure, which first surfaced late Thursday night][1] and leaves the Jayhawks looking for someone to ...