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Kansas Women Roll to Exhibition Win over Northeastern State
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Five players scored in double figures as the Kansas Jayhawks opened exhibition play with a 90-43 victory over Northeastern State on Thursday evening at Allen Fieldhouse. Jaliya Davis led the Jayhawks with 19 points and seven rebounds, hitting 5-of-6 field goal attempts and 9-of-11 free throws....
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Slate: And the Streak Goes On...
That’s 18 straight wins over KU and counting. Kansas State beat Kansas 35-14 in the 124th episode of the long-running soap opera that is the Sunflower Showdown. This is the program’s 18th straight victory in the series, the longest streak by far for any one team in this rivalry. The win moves K-State to 4-2 overall and 1-2 in the Big 12.
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Kansas’ first flag football champion set to be be crowned after tragic postponement
After a deadly crash at a Kansas sports complex prompted the suspension of the state's inaugural high school girls flag football game, the KSHSAA announced Monday, Oct. 19, that the game between St. James Academy and St. Thomas Aquinas will be rescheduled to Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 7:15 p.m. The third-place game will resume in the third quarter at 6:30 p.m. Shawnee Mission South led Shawnee Mission West 24-6 at halftime when the game was halted. "Our thoughts remain with those impacted by last Saturday's tragic incident at Stryker Sports Complex," KSHSAA said in an announcement on X. The remaining games of the 2026 KSHSAA Girls Flag Football State Championships are set for Wednesday, Oct. 21, following Saturday's suspension of competition. Our thoughts remain with those impacted by last Saturday's tragic incident at Stryker Sports Complex. Updated… pic.twitter.com/oSiCWR3Ohn — KSHSAA (@KSHSAA) October 20, 2026 On Saturday, Oct. 17, a 6-year-old boy and a 35-year-old man were killed after a vehicle drove through a youth soccer game at Stryker Sports Complex. Eleven other people were injured and transported to area hospitals, according to police. The KHSAA flag football state championship was postponed while the third-place game, which was being played on
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Kansas State's Casey Alexander gives injury update, starters, exhibition plans
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — For several weeks , new Kansas State basketball coach Casey Alexander has said he's ready for games to start. He's getting closer to receiving that wish. Alexander and two of his projected starters appeared at Big 12 Media Days at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri, on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The Wildcats will take the floor for the first time Friday, when they play Missouri in an exhibition at Bramlage Coliseum. We learned quite a bit from Alexander, Brandon Rechsteiner and Isaiah Abraham throughout the event. Here are three things to know before the Wildcats take the floor Friday. Timo Malovec might not be ready opening night Alexander previously said he expected Miami transfer Timo Malovec's preseason injury to linger into the regular season. He reaffirmed that Wednesday, saying he would be surprised if Malovec is available. "He's well on his way to being full speed and ready to go," Alexander said. "We've missed him; we need him, but the good thing is that it's opened up doors for some other guys, and we've learned how to play without him." Malovec projected as a starter and may still end up one when he returns to
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Louisburg Volleyball Looks Forward to Substate After Rough Patch
The Louisburg Volleyball team have powered through the last two weeks, with the most important task being substate on the 24th. Louisburg fell short against Paola High School, losing 1-3, then was on the opposite side of a loss against Pleasant Hill 0-3. While a rough week is hard to come back from, the Wildcats are ready to bounce right back.
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Flory Bidunga: Louisville basketball player profile and projections
With Louisville men's basketball officially starting its 113th season in less than three weeks, Cardinal Authority begins its player profile and projections series. Previous editions can be found here: Boyuan Zhang, Alvaro Folgueiras, Seth Trimble. Volume four features Flory Bidunga. It's only fitting to couple Bidunga's profile with the day...
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Will Trey Kaufman-Renn make his KU basketball debut Wednesday vs. Louisville?
Trey Kaufman-Renn, the newest addition to the Kansas men’s basketball team, will sit on the bench and may participate in warmups for Wednesday’s exhibition against Louisville (6 p.m., Allen Fieldhouse). Whether the 6-foot-9, 240-pound former Purdue forward actually enters the game is less certain. “I think he’ll be able to, but I think that’s probably a reach just from a safety standpoint. He hasn’t gotten in very good shape yet,” Bill Self said Tuesday at Big 12 media day at T-Mobile Center. Kaufman-Renn arrived on campus Sunday and has practiced with the team only a couple of times. There is more time to condition. Kansas takes on Duke in another exhibition Sunday (noon) before the Nov. 2 season opener against Fordham, both at Allen Fieldhouse. Kaufman-Renn was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the 29th pick of the second round of the 2026 NBA Draft. He played in summer league (6.6 points, 3.8 rebounds) but never signed a professional contract. A temporary restraining order and subsequent preliminary injunction cleared him to return for a sixth college season; the NCAA is expected to appeal. He takes the roster spot of freshman Grant Mordini, who suffered a season-ending patellar tendon injury last