Four days before his first spring game at Kansas, football coach Charlie Weis was telling a story. In many ways, Weis’ inaugural spring in Lawrence has gone as expected. He wanted to break down his new players before building them back up. He wa… Continue reading →

Saturday marks the beginning of the new era for Kansas football. The Jayhawks will play in their annual spring game, as Charlie Weis and his new staff will have their first opportunity to show of the team’s improvements to Kansas fans.

Here are fi… Continue reading →

Kansas women’s basketball assistant coach Tory Verdi has parlayed the Jayhawks’ postseason success into a new head coaching job.

Eastern Michigan announced Verdi as its new head coach Thursday afternoon. Verdi is a two-year veteran of coach Bonnie… Continue reading →

Spring of 2012 ended with the Jayhawks’ tenth loss to a conference opponent, this time coming in College Station, Tex. at the Big 12 Championships. Kansas lost to No. 47-ranked and seventh-seed Oklahoma, 4-0, finished the dual-play portion of the sea… Continue reading →

Coming off an emotional walk-off game against Kansas State, the Kansas baseball team (17-25, 4-11 Big 12) looks to keep the momentum alive this weekend against Oklahoma.

April has been a roller coaster for coach Ritch Price’s ball club, but since sn… Continue reading →

The Kansas softball team likes the position it has put itself in with two weekends remaining in the regular season.

Kansas, with hopes of being selected for NCAA postseason play next month, is ranked 43rd in the NCAA Women’s Softball RPI rankings an… Continue reading →

Two months ago, freshman Maria Belen Ludueña was generally hesitant to take part in interviews, even as her success on the Kansas women’s tennis team continued to flourish.

Why? She felt her English wasn’t up to par.

Looking back, however, her d… Continue reading →

Junior thrower Mason Finley and sophomore sprinter Diamond Dixon were named Big 12 track and field athletes of the week after both excelled at the Kansas Relays. It is the first time ever that two Jayhawks have won the men’s and women’s categories … Continue reading →

It was a season that will stay permanently with those who followed along. The Kansan men’s basketball team didn’t have much instant talent, but that’s what made the season-long success so easy to root for. I covered the team from its first exhibi… Continue reading →