The Kansas football team’s schedule has been out for a handful of days, providing plenty of time to process the unusual slate of games the Jayhawks have drawn for the 2026 season. From three bye weeks down to one, from starting on Aug. 23 to Sept. 4, from a home conference opener on Sept. 20 ...

With 28 players joining through the transfer portal, 18 incoming freshmen (one newly added from Australia) and 40 returning players from last season’s roster, the Kansas football team appears to be up to 86 scholarships. That is, of course, an educated guess, as the team doesn’t publicize ...

For the first time in years, Kansas enters an offseason with uncertainty at quarterback. That alone should make for an extremely intriguing transfer-portal window for the Jayhawks. At first it seemed they would primarily have to build an offensive line and a corps of skill-position players to ...

The 2025 season was an inconsistent one for Kansas’ defense. Occasional moments of greatness, like a game-saving goal-line stand against UCF, were offset by entire games in which KU found itself essentially unable to get a stop at any point against teams such as Cincinnati, Kansas State or ...

Missing a bowl game this year would be a grim result for the Kansas football team. If the Jayhawks lose at Iowa State on Nov. 22 and at home against Utah on Nov. 28, both games in which they will undoubtedly enter as underdogs, they will fall short of the postseason by a game for the second ...

Much of the attention in 19th-ranked Kansas’ 90-82 exhibition victory on the road at No. 11 Louisville centered on guard Darryn Peterson, and even when the games start to count, that will undoubtedly be the case for much of the 2025-26 season. Peterson was indeed exceptional in the first ...