There were a plethora of recruits in Lawrence, Kan. on Saturday afternoon, dotting the sideline at Memorial Stadium, but only a select few could call themselves signees or commits. Montell Cozart holds that distinction. A junior quarterback from Roeland Park (KS) Bishop Miege, Cozart shared his thoughts on the spring game with Phog.net.
Saturday, Kansas football held its annual spring game - and hosted some of its top recruiting targets from the Class of 2013 in the process. One such target was New Hope (MN) Robbinsdale Cooper defensive back Malik Rucker, who took his first visit to Lawrence, Kan. and left pleasantly surprised.
Now that spring football is over, the interminable wait for the start of fall camp has officially begun. Though the team that takes to the practice fields in Lawrence, Kan. will have many new faces competing for spots of significance on the team, Saturday’s spring game still offered some insight into the 2012 iteration of [...]
Saturday, Jayhawk Nation got its first look at senior transfer Dayne Crist in action under center, and the former five-star prospect didn’t disappoint. Phog.net’s Jim Williamson chimes in with his take on what Crist means to the success of the coming season
Kansas sophomore running back Tony Pierson tore up the defense during Saturday’s spring game, and for his efforts he was named the game’s Offensive MVP. Afterward, he met with the media to talk about his performance and touch on a number of additional topics.
The Kansas Jayhawks are in desperate need of an upgrade to the pass rush, and Saturday it looked as if Michael Reynolds might be ready to become a piece of that puzzle. The sophomore defensive end/linebacker hybrid recorded three sacks, with a fourth that went uncalled, en route to earning Defensive MVP honors.
How many times during the past two seasons did Kansas fans sit in the stands at Memorial Stadium, their eyes glazing over slightly as they stared at the scoreboard, and try to wrap their heads around the concept of speed? More specifically, its seemingly unfair distribution. Why did every opponent the Jayhawks faced seem to [...]
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Behind a combined 256 yards rushing - the bulk of it coming from sophomore Tony Pierson - and strong efforts through the air from quarterbacks Dayne Crist and Jake Heaps, the Blue team emerged victorious over the White on Saturday in the first Spring Game of the Charlie Weis Era at Kansas.
Kansas sophomore running back Tony Pierson and senior quarterback Dayne Crist highlighted the day in the annual Blue-White Spring Game on Saturday, as the Blue squad won in convincing fashion, 45-0.
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