Lawrence, Kansas, is set to be a college baseball hotspot yet again this weekend as KU baseball is set to host the program’s first-ever Super Regionals versus former Big 12 opponent Oklahoma as part of the 2026 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship.
Kansas has always been known as a basketball school, but the athletic program is unexpectedly making national headlines in a different sport. The Jayhawks are playing some of the best baseball they've played in school history and have a real chance to become one of the eight teams heading to Omaha for the College World Series.
The Kansas baseball program's Cinderella run continued over the weekend when the Jayhawks won the regional they hosted at Hoglund Ballpark to advance to the first Super Regional in program history.
The first roadblock of the Kansas basketball offseason came when it was announced that projected starting center Christian Reeves would be undergoing labrum surgery.
Over the past few years, Kansas head coach Lance Leipold has caught plenty of scrutiny for the Jayhawks' struggles. While he is the sole reason the program was able to climb out of the abyss of the Big 12, the Jayhawks have squandered countless games in late moments since 2024.
In the last four years, the University of Arkansas has gotten the better of the Kansas Jayhawks in postseason play. In 2022, the Razorbacks defeated KU football 55-53 in a triple-overtime thriller in Memphis during the Liberty Bowl.
Hosting its first-ever NCAA Baseball Regional, No. 15 Kansas homered three different times, and Boede Rahe dropped the hammer on Northeastern in the ninth for a 6-3 win in Friday’s opening contest at Hoglund Ballpark in Lawrence, Kansas.
Kansas baseball took care of business on Friday afternoon in Game 1 of the Lawrence Regional at Hoglund Ballpark as part of the 2026 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship.
KU baseball enters the NCAA Tournament as one of the hottest teams in the country with a record of 42-16 overall and 22-8 record in Big 12 play. After winning the Big 12 Tournament in dominating fashion this past weekend, they became the first Big 12 team since 2009 to win both the regular season and tournament championship in the same season.
Bill Self and Kansas have put together an eventful offseason, but it is becoming increasingly likely that the Jayhawks' 2026-27 roster has been finalized.
On Wednesday, future Kansas basketball point guard Taylen Kinney was announced as one of 12 members of the 2026 USA Basketball Men’s U18 National Team.
The 2027 Kansas football recruiting class has gained yet another addition in recent days as offensive lineman Nick Vecrumba pledged his talents to head coach Lance Leipold and the Kansas coaching staff on Monday following a trip to Lawrence this past weekend.
For the first time in program history, Kansas baseball has been chosen to host an NCAA Regional as part of the 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament. The Jayhawks are one of 16 teams to be selected as hosts, as announced by the NCAA on Sunday.
The conversation regarding who will go No. 1 overall in the 2026 NBA Draft has persisted since the beginning of the college season. Although BYU star AJ Dybantsa had a more successful campaign in the Big 12, he did not separate himself enough to rule out Darryn Peterson from going first in June.
The Big 12 Championship Game took place on Saturday in a great No. 1 vs. No. 2 match up between Kansas and West Virginia in Surprise, Arizona. The Jayhawks had won the Tournament once back in 2006, while WVU was looking for its first Tournament title since it joined the conference over 10 years ago.
Kansas Jayhawks head basketball coach Bill Self wasn't ready to walk away.
Kansas baseball will be without one of its big bats for the Big 12 Tournament, as left fielder Brady Ballinger is expected to miss this week’s action, according to head coach Dan Fitzgerald.
The Kansas Jayhawks are known for their dominance on the basketball court, but head coach Lance Leipold is trying to do something special on the gridiron as well.
Darryn Peterson has long been viewed as one of the top prospects in the 2026 NBA Draft. However, his lone season with the Kansas Jayhawks did not really help him boost his stock.
Tyran Stokes, the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2026, has decided where he will play in college basketball. Stokes announced on “Inside the NBA” that he is headed to the Kansas Jayhawks, and he made the announcement while holding a 2K video game with himself in a Kansas jersey on the cover.
As expected, Kansas Jayhawks star freshman Darryn Peterson is turning pro.
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