LAWRENCE, Kan. – On the strength of 20 points and 17 rebounds from junior Thomas Robinson, the No. 8 Kansas Jayhawks rode a monster second half Wednesday night at Allen Fieldhouse to a blowout victory over Oklahoma, setting the stage for Saturday’s mega-showdown with No. 4 Missouri.
Kansas Head Football Coach Charlie Weis and his staff hit the ground running upon being hired in mid-December, collecting a total of 20 signatures for its 2012 football class released Wednesday.
The Kansas coaching staff has been relentless in their pursuit of one of the top linebacker prospects in the state of Florida, and Wednesday all that hard work paid off when Tampa (FL) Berkeley Prep star Schyler Miles called it for Jayhawks.
The first Letter of Intent rolled off the fax machine at the Anderson Family Football Complex bright and early Wednesday morning, courtesy of Lakewood (OH) St. Edward offensive tackle Sean Connolly, and many more have already made things official. Check in with Phog.net throughout the day as the rest of the class joins Jayhawk Nation!
In less than 12 hours, the sound of fax machines warming up will reverberate throughout the country, as National Signing Day kicks off bright and early Wednesday morning. Phog.net takes a look at the class Head Coach Charlie Weis and the Kansas Jayhawks have lined up, the potential impact players and who else remains on the recruiting radar.
As a sophomore in 2011, El Camino Community College defensive tackle Jordan Tavai recorded 58 total tackles, including seven tackles for loss and five sacks. Committed to the University of Kansas, with National Signing Day just around the corner Scout.com has highlights from the impact tackle’s final campaign at the JUCO level.
As a freshman in 2011, Turner Baty put up huge numbers for the Scout.com JUCO national champs - City College of San Francisco. The 6-foot-3, 215-pound signal caller threw for more than 3,000 yards, completed 64-percent of his passes and scored 42 total TDs. Phog.net has highlights of his breakout season inside.
At six-feet tall and 190 pounds, Sugar Land (TX) Dulles star Tyree Williams is built like a physical powerhouse at cornerback - and he plays like one. Phog.net has highlights from a 2011 senior campaign in which he had more than 30 tackles, three interceptions and nine pass break-ups.
At six-feet tall and 190 pounds, Sugar Land (TX) Dulles star Tyree Williams is built like a physical powerhouse at cornerback - and he plays like one. Phog.net has highlights from a 2011 senior campaign in which he had more than 30 tackles, three interceptions and nine pass break-ups.
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