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With the season opener set for September 4, Kansas looks to rebuild its offense around emerging stars and experienced veterans, hoping to translate preseason momentum into a winning campaign.
The first depth chart for the 2026 Kansas football season reveals uncertainty at quarterback, running back and tight end, with coach Lance Leipold emphasizing flexibility and surprise.
Kansas football’s first practice in the renovated Memorial Stadium showcases excitement and progress as the team adapts to reduced capacity and ongoing construction.
Coach Lance Leipold reflects on the Jayhawks’ recent struggles, the promising developments in preseason practice, and the role of returning veterans and newcomers as the program aims for a bounce‑back year.
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.
Kansas opens 2026 fall camp with comprehensive drills, showcasing quarterback work, sled sessions, and defensive preparations across every position group
The Kansas Jayhawks enter the upcoming season with their roster finalized after a busy January, but several offensive position battles remain unresolved. Head coach Lance Leipold emphasizes competition over a multi‑quarterback system, while new transfers and emerging players aim to fill key roles.
After retiring from basketball, Jailen Butler has transitioned to football, excelling as a tight end for the University of Kansas. His journey includes stints at Trinity Valley Community College and Old Dominion, a injury‑marred season, and a standout performance against national champion Indiana.
Luke Gazzaniga, a 6‑foot‑4, 232‑pound tight end from Southern California, announced his commitment to the University of Kansas, joining fellow tight end Mason Oglesby in a class that now totals eight freshmen.