Kansas Jayhawks and gaming enthusiasts around the country couldn’t wait to play with their favorite team in EA Sports’ new college football video game.
The Big 12 Media Days, which began today at The Star in Frisco, Texas, will feature a handful of Kansas Jayhawks on the stage for day two. However, a minor shakeup has already occurred in the Jayhawks’ lineup of player representatives.
The Kansas Jayhawks had some pretty rough football seasons in the 2010s. Prior to the past few years, KU was the laughing stock of college football. It was a period mired with blowout losses and terrible coaching.
Redshirt senior Noah Shelby announced his intentions to transfer from the Kansas Jayhawks on Monday. The former Rice and Vanderbilt guard departed from the program before playing a game at KU with hopes of finding a better opportunity.
The Kansas Jayhawks and head coach Bill Self have long been considered one of the top programs in college basketball. Over the last couple of years, the program has not played up to its normal standards.
Kansas guard Noah Shelby has entered the NCAA transfer portal after spending one season in Lawrence. Shelby, originally from McKinney, Texas, joined the Jayhawks as a transfer from Rice and previously spent time at Vanderbilt.
Lance Leipold and the Kansas Jayhawks will be one of the 16 schools representing the conference at the Big 12 Media Days from July 8-9. These are five questions the media should consider asking Leipold heading into the event.
Last month, head coach Bill Self said that recently graduated forward KJ Adams would be joining the Kansas Jayhawks coaching staff in some capacity for the 2025-26 season.
Bill Self surprisingly made a pair of impact additions to the Kansas Jayhawks near the end of June despite what had previously been a disappointing offseason to that point.
As his freshman season draws near, Kansas Jayhawks guard Darryn Peterson is one of the most lauded guard prospects in recent history. It is widely expected that his first year in Lawrence will be his last, and a new workout clip is only adding to the hype.
As the Kansas Jayhawks wrap up their historic 2026 recruiting class, Lance Leipold and Co. are beginning to pivot to the 2027 graduating year. KU targeted one of Arizona's top wideouts in a recent recruiting move, offering 3-star prospect Jai Jones on Thursday.
After a letdown 2024 season that saw the Kansas Jayhawks miss out on a bowl game, national expectations have cooled heading into this year. Although there is optimism about a potential turnaround in Lawrence, respected college football analyst Phil Steele isn’t completely bought into the Jayhawks.
The New Orleans Pelicans have filled their open two-way slots, having signed guard Trey Alexander and center Hunter Dickinson to two-way contracts, according to NBA.com’s transaction log.
The pieces are coming together for the Kansas Jayhawks’ new football stadium scheduled to open next month for the 2025 season. On Thursday, KU revealed the highly anticipated look of the new Kivisto Field at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium.
Jalon Daniels and the Kansas Jayhawks are looking to bounce back from a disheartening 5-7 finish last season. Widely considered one of college football’s most electrifying signal-callers, Daniels is spending his final year of collegiate eligibility in Lawrence as he looks to bring KU back to a bowl game.
Several players on this year’s Kansas football team were recently recognized as Preseason All-Big 12 selections, according to Athlon Sports. Offensive lineman Bryce Foster (redshirt senior) and defensive end Dean Miller (senior) were both picked as First Team honorees, while running back Daniel Hishaw Jr.
National media had highly criticized the Kansas Jayhawks' offseason until Bill Self made a pair of impact additions last week. Now, the Jayhawks have a much deeper roster and are expected to return to premier status in the upcoming campaign.
Damarius McGhee’s time in Lawrence has come to an end, as the former LSU four-star and Top‑100 cornerback has officially entered the NCAA transfer portal.
The Kansas Jayhawks now own the top ranked 2026 recruiting class in the Big 12 after receiving a verbal commitment last week from three-star defensive lineman Lucas Smalls-Allen.
The Kansas Jayhawks continue to piece together the school's future football schedules, locking in matchups years in advance to round out upcoming nonconference slates.
The Kansas Jayhawks recently made an intriguing addition to Lance Leipold’s tremendous 2026 recruiting class. Ben Shipley, a punter from Cypress Woods High School, committed to KU on Monday night.
One of the most anticipated early-season events in the upcoming college basketball season is the 2025 Players Era Festival. A recent report from CBS Sports' Matt Norlander revealed that the Kansas Jayhawks will play the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Syracuse Orange in the first two games of the tournament.
The two-time consensus AP All-American holds career averages of 17.4 points, 9.2 rebounds, 0.7 steals and 1.5 blocks while shooting 55.5% from the field.
The Jayhawks continue building out their versatile secondary with the commitment of three-star safety Robert Reddick from Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.