KU Football

KU safety Kenny Logan Jr. has lofty goal for interceptions in 2022

After a season in which Kansas' Kenny Logan Jr. led all safeties in Power 5 conferences with 113 tackles, he has his sights set higher as a senior. "I want to try to lead the NCAA in interceptions and try to lead the conference in interceptions," Logan said. Logan was reliable on the back end ...

Kansas’ Craig Young emerging as leader after transfer from Ohio State

Even though linebacker Craig Young only transferred to Kansas before the spring semester, safety Kenny Logan Jr. said he has already begun to take a leadership role on the team. Young, who played in 26 games over three seasons as a backup at Ohio State, is expected to be one of the Jayhawks' ...

Kansas freshman QB Ethan Vasko already ‘more than meets the eye’

Even though Ethan Vasko has only been at Kansas for a few informal offseason practice sessions, he has already impressed Jalon Daniels. Vasko, a freshman quarterback from Chesapeake, Virginia, has what Daniels called "a tremendous amount of athletic ability" last week at Big 12 football media ...

Kansas’ Sevion Morrison should add ‘really dynamic’ talent to backfield

Even though Sevion Morrison and Adrian Martinez didn't share many snaps while they played together at Nebraska last season, Martinez always thought the running back had potential. After all, Morrison rushed for more than 5,000 yards while playing at Edison High in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was ...

Kansas QB Jalon Daniels eager for Doug Emilien to make impact after transfer

The only thing Jalon Daniels knew upon Doug Emilien's decision to transfer from Minnesota to Kansas was that Ky Thomas used to be one of Emilien's roommates. The connection between the two figures to be much closer — and soon. Daniels, who is expected to begin the season as the Jayhawks' ...

Kansas turns overtime win against Texas into fuel for rebuilding program

The question posed to Lance Leipold during the formal portion of Big 12 football media days last week was blunt. "Kansas has beaten Texas twice in six years," a reporter asked. "What's up with that?" Leipold, sitting at a table in front of a massive broadcast of the event, could only smile. ...