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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.
Coach Lance Leipold discusses the Jayhawks' improving fall camp, new practice rhythm, positional health issues, and emerging talent on both sides of the ball.
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.
Kansas Jayhawks count on standout returning players Carson Bruhn, Jalen Todd and Leroy Harris III to lead a rebound in the 2026 season.
Kansas football’s performance staff details how targeted weight gains and speed improvements are reshaping the roster ahead of the 2026 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 open against LIU after a massive transfer influx, with a quarterback battle and high hopes for newcomers, but early forecasts suggest a tough road ahead.
Kansas opens 2026 fall camp with comprehensive drills, showcasing quarterback work, sled sessions, and defensive preparations across every position group
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.
The Jayhawks enter 2026 with a 5‑7 record, key player losses and positional uncertainties that could shape their Big 12 fate.
Junior defensive end Leroy Harris III reflects on his preparation for the upcoming 2026 campaign, his new coaching direction, and the team's overseas opener.
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.
After two consecutive 5‑7 seasons and no bowl appearances, the Kansas Jayhawks are looking to rebound. A 12th‑place preseason projection masks the potential impact of returning coordinators and a fierce quarterback competition.
Analyst Phil Steele’s latest projection places the Kansas Jayhawks tied for 12th in the Big 12, highlighting a demanding schedule that includes a London trip and five conference road games, while noting the departure of quarterback Jalon Daniels and modest bowl prospects.
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.
The network’s unofficial rankings reveal a stark contrast between conference expectations and the Cyclones’ recent changes, highlighting key players and the upcoming opener against the Redhawks.
The network’s early rankings place Iowa State at the bottom of the Big 12, while Texas Tech is projected to repeat as champions, and three Iowa State players receive honorable‑mention recognition.
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.
The Jayhawks are preparing for a crucial 2026 campaign that could define their trajectory in the Big 12, with key personnel changes and a challenging early schedule.
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.