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The Kansas football program hit its season low last Saturday after a 62-7 loss to Oklahoma on homecoming.
With a sparse crowd, particularly after the half, and a season already
This week marked the Sprint Center hosting another Big 12 media day for Men’s Basketball.
Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks are once again the favorites to win the conference–which would be 12 straight–and Self has another team capable
Kansas Jayhawks Basketball will once again start the season ranked among the top 5 teams in the country after the USA Today/Coaches Poll ranks Kansas No. 5 to begin the 2015-16 season.
Bill Self brings another loaded team to the floor
After Saturday’s loss at Rutgers, the Kansas Jayhawks football team may be headed towards a highly disappointing 0-12 record.
First year Kansas head coach David Beaty has made clear strides with his players in terms of discipline and effort. In fact,
It’s been a rough start for the Kansas Football team in 2015.
After a dismal loss to South Dakota St., at Memorial Stadium in week one, the Jayhawks followed up with a 55-23 loss to Memphis in front
With excitement back in Lawrence for Kansas Basketball, the question of whether or not freshman forward Cheick Diallo will see the floor for the Jayhawks, remains.
According to Self, he was forced to spend, “the worst day as a head coach,”
When you’re an NCAA D-1 program, finding bright spots in losses doesn’t get you anywhere, but for the Kansas Jayhawks, a 30-20 loss in which KU had a chance to potentially win the game late is something to focus on
First year head coach David Beaty is experiencing plenty of adversity Kansas Football in 2015.
Saturday, he’ll face even more as No. 3 Baylor Bears comes to town to take on an 0-4 Jayhawks team that is searching for
You know it’s basketball season when Bill Self and his Kansas Jayhawks begin bootcamp.
This year, Jayhawk fans were treated to a mid-summer basketball season as KU traveled to South Korea to compete in the World University
One of the all-time favorites among Kansas fans, Aaron Miles, has been added to Bill Self’s basketball staff.
Wednesday, KU Athletics announced that Miles, who is recovering from a torn labrum, will join the staff as the assistant director of