Kansas edge rusher Dean Miller is hitting the portal, and it’s a real loss for the Jayhawks’ defense. He’s been one of the more reliable pieces in that front seven the last couple years, and while this move isn’t totally unexpected, it still stings.
Kansas freshman Darryn Peterson has played just 159 total minutes out of the Jayhawks' 610 possible minutes through the first 15 games. Despite that limited sample size, NBA scouts remain infatuated with his natural scoring ability and NBA-ready offensive touch.
Lance Leipold and the Kansas Jayhawks want bigger bodies up front. California transfer Nick Morrow, committing to Kansas on Friday morning per multiple reports, is the third portal victory for Kansas along the offensive line since the cycle opened on Jan.
The Kansas basketball team pulled away with an improbable comeback win over TCU on Tuesday to secure its first conference victory of the season. Despite trailing by as many as 16 points, KU rode Darryn Peterson's 32-point outing and some late Allen Fieldhouse magic to a memorable night for fans.
Lance Leipold knows he's on the hot seat after finishing below .500 and missing out on a bowl game for a second straight year. And the best way to guarantee that doesn't happen for a third straight season is by landing some legit players on the recruiting front.
The offseason did not get off to a great start for the Kansas Jayhawks, as several key contributors entered the transfer portal before it officially opened.
Down 15 points with less than five minutes to go, there was virtually no chance for Kansas to come back on Tuesday evening against TCU. The Jayhawks looked disoriented all night, and fans were seen hitting the exits before the game clock hit zero as hope began to fade.
Head coach Lance Leipold and the Kansas football coaching staff continue to make waves in the transfer portal this week as they look to shore up the holes in their roster for the 2026 season.
Kansas football just added another piece to its growing transfer haul with the commitment of Syracuse running back Yasin Willis. This one might not have blown up on social media, but in the context of what the Jayhawks are building, it’s a solid pickup that makes a lot of sense.
The frustration surrounding Darryn Peterson's injury hit a peak on Saturday when the freshman phenom was subbed out for the majority of the second half in a loss to UCF, despite scoring 23 points in the first half in an exceptional performance.
The Kansas football program lost a number of talented, experienced players to the transfer portal this offseason, but no position group was hit harder than the linebacker room.
Although Kansas has long been dominant at Allen Fieldhouse, the Jayhawks have struggled mightily in road games in recent years. Saturday's loss to UCF in the Big 12 opener marked KU's 14th conference road loss in its last 20 tries, dating back to the 2023-24 season (6-14).
The Kansas Jayhawks’ fortunes in the transfer portal have finally begun to turn around. After losing more than 20 players to the transfer portal over the past couple weeks, the Kansas coaching staff was able to secure the commitments of four players this weekend who should be able to make an early impact as part of this roster next season.
The latest development of the Darryn Peterson situation has left Kansas basketball fans with more questions than answers, and the frustration about his injury hit its peak on Saturday during Kansas' loss to UCF.
Darryn Peterson returned for play today for the first time since December 13 after dealing with cramps and a lingering hamstring injury. In the ugly loss to UCF this afternoon, the star freshman put up 26 points, six rebounds, and two blocks in just 23 minutes of play, but yet again ...
For a brief moment, it appeared that Darryn Peterson had returned to full health and that everything was finally trending in the right direction for Kansas.
Starting in 2025, the Big 12 mandated that schools release official availability reports leading up to game day to limit uncertainty surrounding injuries.
Lance Leipold just made likely the biggest staffing shift of his career by reintroducing longtime associate and former Penn State offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki as Kansas’ next associate head coach on Friday.
It’s often said you can’t go home again, but don’t tell that to Andy Kotelnicki. After a two-year stint calling plays in Happy Valley, the architect of one of the most explosive eras in Kansas football history is heading back to Lawrence.