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KU’s Price shining in senior season after overcoming tragedy
LAWRENCE (KSNT) – College has been anything but easy for KU softball’s Angela Price. Price, a current senior, is having the best season of her collegiate career, but the path to the present included a few curveballs. It’s taken a years-long battle through the lows to get to the current highs. Her freshman season was […]
WATCH: KU offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes on K-Nation
LAWRENCE (KSNT) – KU offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes has big shoes to fill. Andy Kotelnicki impressed in three seasons in Lawrence before taking a job with Penn State. Grimes brings plenty of new ideas into the KU offense but also knows, since the Jayhawks’ offense was efficient, there isn’t a need for wholesale change. “I […]
Kansas softball can’t avoid sweep against Oklahoma State
Kansas softball lost 9-1 at Oklahoma State on Sunday at Cowgirl Stadium in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The game between the Jayhawks and the Cowboys only lasted five innings due to Kansas being down eight runs which covered the eight-run deficit after the five-inning mercy rule. Kansas, despite losing 9-1, jumped out...
Jayhawks sweep Red Raiders, extend hot streak to six games
Kansas baseball continued to stay hot with a series sweep against Texas Tech extending its winning streak to six games after a 7-3 victory at Hoglund Ballpark on Sunday afternoon. Kansas is now 10-1 in its last 11 and has a 25-15 (12-9 Big 12) record. Head coach Dan Fitzgerald...
Oklahoma State's Scotland David hits a walk-off on Senior Day, Cowgirls defeat Kansas, 9-1
Kenny Gajewski knew it was a too-good-to-be-true moment. The Oklahoma State coach leaned over to grad assistant Chyenne Factor in the dugout on Sunday afternoon and assessed the situation at hand: Scotland David, the senior outfielder who has suffered numerous serious injuries, had a chance to walk-off Kansas on Senior Day. A day that, through the injuries, was never certain for David, the player that Gajewski suggested should medically retire from the game she loves.
As Kansas women’s basketball’s offseason continues, coach Brandon Schneider reflects
LAWRENCE — As Brandon Schneider sat in his office last week, he reflected on the season Kansas women’s basketball just enjoyed. Schneider, the Jayhawks’ head coach, felt they had even more data to support how they felt about how tough their schedule was. He pointed to how they played against three of the four finalists for the 2024 Wade Trophy, UConn’s Paige Bueckers, Virginia Tech’s Elizabeth Kitley and USC’s JuJu Watkins, and how many teams they faced competed in a postseason tournament. And he was proud, too, of the way his side responded in February after struggling through January.
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