Kansas can take its time to find an identity
The Jayhawks have an easy Big 12 schedule in January.
Redemption game
Cole Aldrich and Sherron Collins grow up with their performance at the end of Saturday's victory.
KU defeats Tennessee 92-85
Kansas gets its first quality victory of the season.
Kansas discovers joy in holiday practices
The players and Self said their practices before Albany were the best they'd had all year.
KU defeats Albany 79-43
Nothing too tough for the Jayhawks tonight. They easily beat the Danes.
Surviving Christmas
The hype machine was rolling for Dionte Christmas. Last week he and Temple scorched Tennessee. Kansas was supposed to be next. Brady Morningstar and the Jayhawks helped shut Christmas down.
Kansas defeats Temple 71-59
The Jayhawks pull away in the second half and rebound from last week's loss.
Dent: Self brings East Coast flavor
Kansas coach Bill Self recruits players from the east when Roy Williams wouldn’t.
Kansas defeats New Mexico State, 100-79
Kansas takes down the Aggies, notch third straight victory.
Kansas shows grit in triumph of Mizzou
Jayhawks defeat Tigers despite injuries in final regular season game at Arrowhead Stadium.
Morning Brew: Sports celebrities at The Wheel
The Wheel is a typical stop for famous and not-so-famous athletes visiting Lawrence.
Syracuse defeats Kansas 89-81 in overtime
Jayhawks lose first game of the season in the final of the CBE Classic at Sprint Center.
Dent: Baby Jayhawks are a blast to watch
Kansas’ young players bring unpredictably, excitement to roster
Kansas defeats Washington
Live from the Sprint Center at the CBE Classic, the Jayhawks beat the Huskies in their first test of the season.
Game Day: Nov. 24, 2008
Get ready for the game against Washington.
Morning Brew: Things to celebrate, in list form
It’s a week for relaxation, pirates who talk to reporters, basketball players to watch and things to be thankful for.
Living and laughing
KU senior refuses to let leukemia and a stem cell transplant crush his positive state of mind
Morning Brew: Is Travis Releford the new T.I.?
The freshman guard looks like the rapper, but can he match his success?
Dent: KU soccer finds itself in a similar situation
Just like the last few years, the Jayhawks are on the border of getting into the NCAA Tournament.
Morning Brew: Introducing List Mania
Includes topics such as names better than “Oklahoma City Thunder” and best Christmas songs.
Dent: Kansas midfielder gets physical, shows leadership
Monica Dolinsky led the Jayhawks into a win last Saturday with her physicality and leadership.
Kansas soccer can believe now
Mark Dent discusses the Kansas soccer team’s upset of Texas A&M in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament.
Jayhawk soccer needs a breakthrough
Kansas has not found postseason success in recent years but could surprise in Big 12 Tournament
Spice up your Halloween by dressing up like these athletes
Tennis star Roger Federer, Rays pitcher David Price, Olympic swimmer Natalie Coughlin should provide great costume opportunities.
Dent: The dream is over for Kansas football
After a dream season in 2007, Saturday’s nightmare of a game against Texas Tech brought Jayhawk fans back to earth.
Robinson, Taylor share many similarities
Freshman Jayhawk will be called on to score lots of points as no other scoring threat exists.
Morning Brew: Running clears one’s mind and anyone can do it
During stressful times, only 20 minutes of running can help.
Dent: KU shouldn’t make comebacks an adventure
Kansas can’t afford to play against better opponents the same way it played against Iowa State.
Morning Brew: ‘City kid’ finds beauty in rural Kansas
Student drives southwest of Lawrence and finds small town Main Streets.
Royals late winning streak gives hope for the future
The Royals have been so bad in the past that these few wins seem good.
Morris twins follow in Rush’s footsteps
Starting classes late is nothing new for Jayhawk basketball players.
Morning Brew: Aldrich and Reed not an ‘Odd Couple’
The low-key roommates haven’t fallen into the lawbreaking habits of former athletes.
A run to remember
Former Jayhawk Billy Mills won the impossible gold in the 10-k race in 1964.
Ronnie Chalmers resigns
Director of basketball operations Ronnie Chalmers decides to pursue other interests
Chalmers is out after three years at KU.
Nowhere to run
Former KU running back June Henley couldn't adjust to life without football. When he turned to drugs and crime, a jail cell became his new home.
Chalmers faces tough competition in draft
With the full support of Bill Self, Super Mario looks to go pro
Mario Chalmers will be entering the NBA Draft without an agent, meaning he could return to Kansas.
Basketball Notes: April 22, 2008
Basketball notes for April 22, 2008.
Jayhawks off to the NBA
Rush, Arthur declare intent to go pro
Brandon Rush and Darrel Arthur declared their intention to enter the NBA draft on Thursday afternoon. They may not be the only Jayhawks who go pro this year.
Letter of intent signing puts team over scholarship limit
Kansas coach Bill Self has said that Rush would enter the NBA Draft once the year ended.
Men’s basketball makes the grade
The Phog Allen School of Basketball is back in session
Mark Dent hands out report cards to the 2008 national champions.
Appleton Signs Letter of Intent
Tyrone Appleton officially became the sixth member of Kansas coach Bill Self's 2008 recruiting class. Appleton averaged 13 points at Midland Community College last season.
Departing players leave uncertain future for Jayhawks
Star players graduating or entering Draft
Kansas stands to lose five players to graduation and other may be entering the NBA Draft.
Self says Oklahoma State is in the past
Kansas coach says rumors about leaving for big money contract not worrying him
Rumors that Oklahoma State is prepared to offer Bill Self a $6 million signing bonus with a $3.5 million contract is not worrying Self.
Kansas overcomes late deficit to clinch championship
Mario Chalmers' last-second three-point shot took the Jayhawks into overtime as they defeated the Memphis Tigers.
Rush not regretting his return to the team
The junior guard injured his knee last June after a dunk went horribly wrong
Rush has been averaging 16 points per game in the NCAA Tourney and is looking hopeful for the first round of the NBA draft.
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