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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.
The Orange lost key rushers Yasin Willis and Will Nixon, but added LSU transfer Ju’Juan Johnson and FCS standout Ahmad Miller, while underclassmen Tylik Hill and Malachi Coleman provide depth.
After a temporary restraining order cleared the way for his NCAA eligibility, former UCLA and SMU running back TJ Harden is drawing attention from Kansas and other schools, raising questions about the Jayhawks' backfield depth.
Dylan Edwards explains his move to Kansas, citing coaching staff, stadium upgrades and a push for vocal leadership.
The PwC SMU Athletic Forum has named Kansas juniors Dylan Edwards and Yasin Willis as preseason candidates for the Doak Walker Award, highlighting their career achievements and the program's strong representation on the watch list.
Despite a depleted backfield, Kansas’ running backs are showing progress, with coaches highlighting development and chemistry.
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.
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 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.
Coach Lance Leipold discusses the Jayhawks’ progress in fall camp, highlighting a deep and versatile running back corps, the impact of new defensive coordinator D.K. McDonald, and the team’s focus on consistency against the run.
Yahoo! Sports has released its fantasy football rankings for the upcoming 2026 college season, highlighting four Syracuse players whose career stats and potential could reshape the Orange’s outlook.
An in‑depth look at the top running backs poised to define fantasy lineups, the importance of four‑RB weekly stacks, and the players leading the conversation.
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.
Yahoo's comeback of College Fantasy Football spotlights the Power 4 conferences, especially the Big 12, where quarterbacks, running backs and receivers are poised to dominate fantasy scoring.
During Big 12 media day in Frisco, Texas, Coach Lance Leipold detailed the Jayhawks' plans to rebound from two consecutive 5‑7 seasons, spotlighting key transfers Yasin Willis and Dylan Edwards and a London showdown with Arizona State.
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.
The latest EA Sports College Football 27 ratings place the Kansas Jayhawks at 77 overall, the lowest since the series returned, sparking discussion about the team's prospects under new leadership.
The latest EA Sports College Football 27 ratings place the Kansas Jayhawks at the foot of the Big 12, with a 77 overall rating that reflects a disappointing season, key player departures and questions surrounding head coach Lance Leipold’s future.
EA Sports' upcoming College Football 27 features a surprisingly low national ranking for the Kansas Jayhawks, yet individual standout Nik McMillan emerges as the team's top-rated player.
Head coach Lance Leipold’s sixth season in Lawrence is defined by a fragile quarterback situation, a talented backfield, and a defense eager to prove itself after a quiet pass‑interception tally.
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.
From the plains of Columbia to the heart of Lawrence, the upcoming campaign promises drama, disappointment and a relentless pursuit of redemption.