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The upcoming season sees the Jayhawks bolstering their front seven, featuring standout edge rusher Leroy Harris III, versatile tackle Blake Herold, and several high‑profile transfers, while coping with the absence of Tre'Von McAlpine.
Second‑year defensive coordinator D.K. McDonald outlines the growth of his unit, highlighting key leaders, the return of Andy Kotelnicki, and the impact of injuries as the Jayhawks prepare for the upcoming season.
Kansas football’s fall camp has delivered impressive athletic metrics and positional development, setting the stage for a competitive season.
After a stretch of near‑misses and bowl defeats, the Jayhawks aim to turn the tide in 2026 with a revamped roster, a new quarterback battle and a demanding schedule that includes a London showdown.
The Jayhawks enter fall camp with a contested quarterback race, a defense seeking consistency, and a renovated stadium, all under the guidance of head coach Lance Leipold.
At the Big 12 Conference media days in Frisco, Texas, Kansas defensive tackle Blake Herold outlined his role as a vocal leader, the influx of new talent, and the team's versatile defensive scheme, while expressing excitement about a future overseas matchup.
Eleven Jayhawks have been named to the Shrine Bowl 1000 watch list, highlighting a mix of established veterans and impactful newcomers ahead of the 2026 season.
Redshirt junior Calvin Clements discusses his pride in the Jayhawks, the upcoming London game, and the team's goals for the season.
Coach Lance Leipold acknowledges the absence of Jalon Daniels at Big 12 media days, recalling the quarterback’s pivotal role in recent bowl successes and the new battle for the starting spot.
Five Jayhawks joined the Big 12 media event, highlighting tough practice opponents, roommate rivalries and new transfers as the program looks ahead.
The 2026 preseason All-Big 12 squad was released Monday, leaving Kansas among four schools without a representative. The omission underscores a sweeping overhaul for the Jayhawks after a 5-7 season.
Kansas football’s defense is focusing on five standout players to finally break a bowl‑game drought that has persisted since 2023.
The 2026 Big 12 Football Media Days are scheduled for July 7‑8 in Frisco, Texas, offering live coverage on ESPNU, ESPN2 and streaming via ESPN Unlimited, with a full slate of team and player appearances.
With Big 12 media days approaching, the Jayhawks are tackling three pivotal storylines: the quarterback competition, the impact of Kotelnicki’s return, and a bid to end a two‑year bowl drought.
The Jayhawks aim to improve after a 5-7 finish, with intense competition at key positions and a revamped roster heading into the 2026 campaign.
The upcoming clash between Kansas State and Kansas is more than just another chapter in the Sunflower Showdown; it is a test of momentum that could define the trajectory of both programs as they head into the 2026 season.
The Jayhawks are preparing for a pivotal season that could restore bowl eligibility and reshape their Big 12 outlook.
As the Jayhawks prepare for media engagements in Texas and overseas, a mix of seasoned talent and unanswered questions about the quarterback position set the stage for a pivotal season.
As Kansas prepares for the 2026 campaign, the focus centers on a revamped defense anchored by standout talent and new additions, while navigating injuries and scheme refinements.
The first Union Jack Classic will be staged at Wembley Stadium on September 19, featuring Kansas and Arizona State in a live FOX broadcast that marks a major milestone for college football in the UK.
Missouri aims to extend its winning streak to five games, while Kansas navigates a reshaped roster and a new quarterback battle. The upcoming matchup, the final meeting until 2031, serves as a critical test for both teams as they fine‑tune for the season ahead.