How ex-Jayhawks in the NBA fared in games Feb. 12. Continue reading →

The Kansas women’s tennis team remains perfect in dual match play after taking down Illinois State and University of Texas El Paso over the weekend.

“A lot of our girls stepped up and helped the other girls,” coach Amy Hall-Holt said. “We’re… Continue reading →

Carter Strickland writes: Texas is known for starting fast in recruiting, but after the first junior day, the Longhorns made news for what didn’t happen.

William Wilkerson caught up with Ra’Shaad Samples : The Dallas Skyline receiver got an offer from… Continue reading →

With the loss of junior forward Carolyn Davis early on in Sunday’s contest, senior forward Aishah Sutherland stepped into the hole Davis left to lead the Jayhawks at Kansas State.

Sutherland dominated the glass with 17 rebounds while also leading th… Continue reading →

Kansas State sits behind the upper echelon of the Big 12 at 6-6, tied for fifth place with Texas. Some may view this version of the Wildcats as inferior to last year’s team.

“They don’t have Jacob,” coach Bill Self said of former Wildcats lead… Continue reading →

Prior to this weekend, Clay Rhodes knew of Charlie Weis, of course. But Saturday represented his first chance to learn a little bit more about the man outside the press clippings and Super Bowl rings – and he came away impressed by what he discovered. Continue reading →

It’d be easy for Kansas to overlook Kansas State in a spot like tonight.

The Jayhawks are playing their best basketball of the season, in large part due to the emergence of junior center Jeff Withey. Kansas outplayed Missouri, tore apart Baylor’s… Continue reading →

Opposition beware: junior center Jeff Withey is falling on the scorer’s table for possessions now.

Oklahoma State freshman guard Cezar Guerrero tried to up-fake Withey, who held his ground. A half-second later, when Guerrero took a shot, Withey soar… Continue reading →