Kansas redshirt freshman Kene Anene became the program’s second offensive lineman to enter the portal on Friday morning. Anene, who committed to the Jayhawks in 2023 as the No.
Kansas has played to a 9-3 record through the first 12 games of the college basketball season. It has been an up-and-down campaign for the Jayhawks, who have missed star freshman Darryn Peterson for all but four games, yet have still come away with some great wins.
The Kansas basketball team has needed to find alternative ways to produce offense during Darryn Peterson's absence. The Jayhawks have solid complementary players who are fine as second or third options, but no one else appeared capable of taking games over single-handedly — or at least we thought.
Three-star quarterback Jake Nawrot visited Lawrence on an unofficial visit back in August but didn't come away with an offer. That changed on Wednesday, though, when Lance Leipold and his staff offered the Illinois product (Hersey High School).
After spending the past six years at the University of Kansas, quarterback Jalon Daniels is set to continue his football career at the professional level.
Kansas starting quarterback Jalon Daniels announced that he is declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft, via X. Daniels just wrapped up his sixth season with the Jayhawks, finishing with 2,531 passing yards and 22 touchdowns through the air.
Earlier this week, Kansas basketball commit Javon Bardwell officially joined Rod Wave Elite after his rights were acquired in the Overtime Elite league.
After being listed as day-to-day and practicing for most of the week, Kansas guard Darryn Peterson was ultimately ruled out before the Jayhawks' 73-49 victory over Towson on Tuesday night.
Kansas was forced to play its nonconference matchup against Towson without star freshman Darryn Peterson, but the Jayhawks took care of business as they had previously done during his absence, pulling away for a 73-49 victory.
If you’re a Kansas fan scrolling through college hoops talk this week, Jon Rothstein probably gave you something to raise an eyebrow at. The CBS Sports insider, who watches more basketball than most of us combined, dropped a line Tuesday that wasn’t exactly glowing when it came to the Jayhawks.
Everyone in the college basketball world seems to have an opinion on what Kansas guard Darryn Peterson should do as he continues to battle a lingering leg cramping issue.
The Kansas basketball team has bounced around the AP Poll through the first few weeks of the season. Bill Self's Jayhawks opened the year at No. 19 before falling outside the top 25, marking the first time Kansas had been unranked during the season's first month in 20 years.
Darryn Peterson exited Kansas' game against NC State late in the second half when his hamstring began to tighten up again. The Jayhawks' star freshman has been dealing with this issue for nearly two months, yet the training staff has not been able to come up with a long-term solution.
The Kansas basketball program and its coaches are staying active on the recruiting trail, especially during the Jayhawks' current stretch in which they play just two games in 20 days.
Kansas wide receiver Lawrence Arnold didn’t just cosign a hot take on Instagram; he put Rob Ianello’s name on blast and didn’t dance around the reason why.
Solo Ball and Braylon Mullins scored 17 points apiece to lift No. 5 UConn to a 61-56 victory over No. 21 Kansas on Tuesday in Lawrence, Kansas. Ball and Mullins each sank three 3-pointers while sending the Huskies (7-1) to their third straight win.