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ESPN Blunder Makes Things Awkward For College Baseball Rival That Didn’t Make NCAA Tournament
Kansas State University received a bid to the Division-I college baseball tournament. The University of Kansas did not. That made things super awkward when ESPN incorrectly announced the Wildcats’ inclusion in the Field of 64! It gave false hope to the Jayhawks, who will not compete for a national championship. The “Worldwide Leader” accidentally threw […] The post ESPN Blunder Makes Things Awkward For College Baseball Rival That Didn’t Make NCAA Tournament appeared first on BroBible.
Dean Miller’s weight is up, and so are expectations for him with Kansas football this fall
LAWRENCE — In short, Dean Miller’s physical development since he arrived on campus ahead of the 2022 season has been a process. Miller joined Kansas football as a College of the Canyons (California) transfer and defensive end with potential. The junior college product chose the Jayhawks over other interested programs, including the Indiana Hoosiers. But gaining the necessary weight to be effective up front for a Big 12 Conference program like KU, and maintaining that weight, became a lingering issue.
Kansas OL Shane Bumgardner used spring practice to get comfortable in his new surroundings
After he spent four years at Tiffin University — a Division II program — Shane Bumgardner was ready for a new opportunity. Following the departure of the coaching staff at Tiffin, Bumgardner decided to enter the transfer portal. The winner of the Division II Rimington Trophy, which is given annually to the top center at each level of college football, Bumgardner had options. Programs like Buffalo, Bowling Green and Old Dominion all extended offers to him. In the end, he decided to join the KU program after the coaching staff extended an offer.
K-Nation (5/26/24) – Gabby Gregory, Big 12 baseball tournament, Derek Johnson and more
NORTHEAST KANSAS (KSNT) – The Big 12 baseball tournament has come and gone, and both K-State and KU sit awaiting their fates regarding the potential of more postseason baseball. K-Nation starts with a breakdown of all five games the two teams participated in, as the Jayhawks bettered the Wildcats in the opening game of the […]
Syracuse transfer, Wichita native Bryce Cohoon commits to Kansas
Kansas football has added another local transfer to its incoming class. On Saturday, Syracuse transfer Bryce Cohoon announced his commitment to the Jayhawks. Cohoon has already taken a visit to KU and will be a redshirt freshman when he reports to campus. He will have four seasons of playing eligibility remaining.
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