Johnathan Wilson is candid. He’s blunt. He doesn’t hesitate when asked about last season, when Kansas lost its last seven games and the Jayhawk receiver admittedly underachieved after great expectations following his sophomore season in 2008.
Junior cornerback Isiah Barfield sat down with KUAthletics.com for a two-minute drill during this week’s press conference. Barfield, a native of Haven, Kan., is expected to make his first career start in KU’s 2010 season-opener against North Dakota State Saturday. He is currently majoring in American Studies and is scheduled to graduate in 2012.
Kansas sophomore linebacker Toben Opurum and junior midfielder Jordyn Perdue are featured on an episode of “Jayni’s Kitchen”, which premiered this week on Sunflower Broadband Channel 6, and will air throughout the month of September.
For Jayhawks junior defensive tackle Patrick Dorsey, finding success in the trenches is about more than just his physical ability. It’s about technique, intelligence and heart.
Kicking off a new series in 2010, Phog.net speaks with Jeff Kolpack, sportswriter for The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, about the Jayhawks’ Week One opponent – the Bison of North Dakota State.
Kansas Head Coach Turner Gill held his final media session of the week Wednesday at practice. The media asked the Kansas head coach about the U-back position and his thoughts about heading into his first game with the Jayhawks.
When he signed with the Jayhawks in February, local standout Keeston Terry was seen as one of the future stars of the Kansas receiving corps. After switching to safety two weeks ago, however, the freshman has already made an impression on the coaching staff - and put himself squarely in the hunt for snaps as [...]
When he signed with the Jayhawks in February, local standout Keeston Terry was seen as one of the future stars of the Kansas receiving corps. After switching to safety two weeks ago, however, the freshman has already made an impression on the coaching staff - and put himself squarely in the hunt for snaps as [...]
With the first game of the season less than one week away, the Kansas football team is making its final adjustments for the season-opener against North Dakota State. The Jayhawks will open the 2010 season under first year Head Coach Turner Gill and a bevy of new faces.
The first KU Quarterback Club meeting is being held Thursday, Sept. 2 in conjunction with the Dowtown Block Party on Massachusetts Street to kick off football season.
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