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A detailed look at the recruitment battle for Jaxon Kohler, his playing profile, and the coaching duel between Pat Kelsey and Mark Pope that could shape the upcoming college basketball landscape.
The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference reveals its 2026 preseason roster, showcasing a blend of offensive firepower, defensive tenacity and special‑teams expertise.
The Rams will begin the season on the road against Kansas, host a series of home games, travel to Palm Springs, and finish with five straight home contests, with season tickets on sale starting at $230.
A Congolese basketball player faces a complex eligibility puzzle as the NCAA enforces a new age limit, raising questions about his future in U.S. college basketball.
Walt Jones, a standout pitcher from Ashdown, Arkansas, is moving to Kansas to join a top collegiate baseball program, a move that has his community cheering and eyes turned toward his future in the sport.
A growing number of Michigan's high school basketball stars are leaving the state for elite prep schools, sacrificing family ties to accelerate their college prospects.
A former Kansas University basketball player was arrested after a July 4th party shooting in Memphis. The victim identified him from a photo lineup, and he now faces a $1.5 million bond amid a history of legal troubles.
Former Kansas coach Ted Owens will be inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame this October in Kansas City, Missouri, a tribute to his enduring legacy.
The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) will host a virtual media day on August 21, 2026, featuring pre‑recorded interviews with coaches from its 14 member institutions. The event, presented by IMA Financial Group and broadcast on the Urban Edge Network (UEN), will release interviews at 20‑minute intervals beginning at 9:00 a.m. CST. Coaches including Ed Warinner, Mike Grossner and others will discuss strategy and season outlook, highlighting the conference’s historic significance and its partnership with NAIAFBall and UEN.
The upcoming November 10 game in Chicago will test Kentucky's revamped roster against Kansas, with recruiting star Tyran Stokes at the center of attention.
A former University of Kansas basketball player is accused of shooting a man during a heated dispute at his Memphis home, raising questions about his future in the sport and the legal repercussions that follow.
Kansas University announced the signing of experienced Serbian big man Mihailo Mušikić, whose professional background and size could reshape the team’s interior for the upcoming season.
Coach John Calipari announced a robust non‑conference schedule for the upcoming season, featuring three NCAA‑approved preseason exhibitions. The lineup includes road tests against Kansas and a neutral‑site showdown in early November, while home games against Gonzaga, Memphis and other power programs promise competitive early‑season battles.
England's national team is focusing on togetherness and mentality ahead of a crucial semi‑final clash with Argentina, with Tuchel's leadership and Bellingham's performance under scrutiny.
Kurt Ippolito, a 6‑foot‑4 infielder/outfielder from the Dallas‑Fort Worth area, commits to Baylor after two prolific seasons at Central Christian College, bringing a .353 average, 11 home runs and a stint with the Santa Barbara Foresters.
The nation's No. 34 overall prospect and No. 11 point guard, TJ Jamison, pledged to Baylor, while Iowa continues its pursuit of two other elite point guards scheduled to visit campus soon.
Kansas football’s recent bowl appearances have not translated into widespread confidence, with predictions of only three wins next year and a coach who owns the close losses.
Undrafted free agents Cooper Carlgren, Shintaro Inoue and Miles Smith have each secured deals with Major League Baseball clubs, bringing the total number of recent K-State signees to six.
Despite a string of close losses and a revamped roster, Auburn’s defense returns intact while a new offensive scheme seeks to break the cycle of misfortune heading into the 2026 season.
The University of Illinois announced the hiring of Tory Teykl, a veteran of multiple Power Five programs, to lead football operations and logistics, aiming to bolster the program’s behind‑the‑scenes efficiency.
Starting with the 2026 season, Kansas State will sell beer, seltzers, canned cocktails and wine at Bill Snyder Family Stadium, aiming to boost revenue and improve the fan experience while enforcing strict consumption rules.
A routine heart screening revealed a dangerous aneurysm, leading to surgery and a ten‑month recovery that now positions Gavyn Schlotterback for his first season with the University of Kansas Jayhawks.
Hutchinson Community College announced the hiring of Hudson Polk, a 2023‑2024 Arkansas Razorbacks player, as its new assistant coach, tasked with leading the offense and recruiting efforts.
The Kansas City Royals honored Washburn Rural High School’s 2026 state championship baseball team before their game against the San Diego Padres, highlighting a 22‑8 season and the players who led the squad to victory.