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Andy Kotelnicki discusses how Kansas is building on retention and teamwork, sharpening the offensive line, and leveraging physical running backs to create a distinct, explosive identity under new quarterback uncertainty.
A veteran KU sportswriter reflects on four years at The Kansas City Star, gratitude for fans, and predictions for the upcoming basketball and football seasons.
Harvard football stars Spencer Doan and Damien Henderson have been named to the 2026 Shriners Children's 1000 Watch List, highlighting their pivotal roles in the Crimson's historic three‑peat and a first‑ever playoff appearance.
Coach Bill Self says forward Christian Reeves will be ready for the season but limited in contact until October, while the team considers adding a big man after losing All‑Big 12 first‑team forward Flory Bidunga to Louisville.
The University of Kansas announces a high‑profile exhibition game against Duke on October 25, 2026, at Allen Fieldhouse, with a staggered ticket rollout and limited‑edition gear for fans.
Coach Dan Fitzgerald outlines his vision for the 2027 Kansas baseball roster, highlighting returning stars, new faces, and the impact of recent departures.
A former University of Kansas basketball player, Lagerald Vick, has been arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder after allegedly opening fire during a holiday gathering in Memphis. The victim identified Vick in a police lineup, and the case has drawn attention to the player's professional trajectory, including stints with the Southland Sharks in New Zealand.
Dan Fitzgerald’s relentless drive defined Kansas baseball’s 2026 campaign, culminating in Big 12 championships, an NCAA regional victory and four players drafted, while the coach hints at reflection only in August.
The University of Kansas men's basketball program announced the addition of Serbian center Mihailo Mušikić for the 2026‑27 season, a move that has sparked both excitement and scrutiny among fans and analysts.
The Cardinals will face the Jayhawks on Oct. 21 in a highly anticipated exhibition, marking their first visit to Lawrence since 1986 and reigniting a series that last saw a 90‑82 Kansas victory.
The upcoming Bahamas tour of the Louisville Cardinals will be unseen on TV, while a new wave of college players is poised to earn more than the NBA legend, reshaping the landscape of athlete compensation.
The Jayhawks are leveraging the community buzz from the Algerian team's World Cup stay, returning key players, and embracing new innovations to build on a strong foundation.
La Familia overcame a 17‑point deficit to defeat Louisville’s alumni squad 72‑68 in a thrilling opening‑round game at Memorial Coliseum, with Darryl Morsell’s final dunk under the Elam Ending sealing the win.
Former Kansas head coach Ted Owens will be honored in 2026 for his remarkable career, which includes 19 seasons, a 348‑182 record and six Big Eight titles.
The University of Cincinnati’s offensive line is once again in the conversation for the prestigious Joe Moore Award, a honor that celebrates the nation’s most dominant front five.
The 2026 World Cup transcended sport, turning American cities into vibrant cultural hubs where fans from Algeria, Norway, Scotland and beyond created unforgettable moments.
Calvin Clements, a Kansas tackle, earns nomination to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team for his community service, leadership and academic excellence.
A look at the milestones, personalities and infrastructure that have turned Kansas City into a global soccer hub.
The recent World Cup has ignited a wave of soccer enthusiasm across the U.S., bringing together fans from Berkeley to Boston and beyond, while exposing visa hurdles and fostering a shared sense of identity.
The University of Kansas women's basketball program was recognized in the WBCA Academic Top 25, reflecting a 3.651 team GPA and a tie with Davidson for 25th place.
After a breakout 2026 season, head coach Dan Fitzgerald chose to keep his entire coaching staff, turning down external offers to preserve a shared vision for growth.
The university will host distinct Late Night in the Phog events for its men's and women's teams in 2026, each offering introductions, giveaways and special fan zones.
An offseason rumor about Melvin Council Jr.'s possible return raises questions about his shooting, the coach's tendencies, and the depth already present in the Kansas roster.
From record-breaking streetcar rides to small‑business lessons, Kansas City evaluates the summer's global soccer frenzy and looks ahead to upcoming international competitions.