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LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas Jayhawk fans got their first look at the 2024 Kansas Football team on Friday night, as the Jayhawks hosted...
In the NCAA Tournament, the Kansas Jayhawks lost 73-55 to USC despite S’Mya Nichols' 22 points and Taiyanna Jackson's record-breaking 18 rebounds. Kansas fought back but USC's lead proved insurmountable. Coach Brandon Schneider praised the team's progress. USC's JuJu Watkins led with 28 points. The Jayhawks finished their season at 20-13.
Gonzaga's dominant second half led to a 15-0 run, securing an 89-68 victory against Kansas. Redshirt senior Dajuan Harris Jr. shined for the Jayhawks with a double-double, while the Zags' sharpshooting and offensive prowess proved too much. Despite Kansas' effort, Gonzaga's decisive run led to an exciting display of talent and competitiveness.
Kansas Jayhawks defeated Michigan in overtime with a 81-72 victory in the NCAA Tournament's first round. Zakiyah Franklin's three-pointer forced overtime, leading to Kansas' dominance. Franklin led with 22 points, and Kansas will advance to face the winner of USC and Texas A&M Corpus-Christi. Kansas improved to 20-12, while Michigan finished at 20-14.
Hunter Dickinson's impressive performance of 19 points and 20 rebounds, supported by Nicolas Timberlake's crucial free throws, secured a 93-89 victory for the Jayhawks over Samford in the NCAA Tournament. Despite a formidable effort from the Bulldogs, the Jayhawks maintained their lead and advanced to face Gonzaga in the next round.
The Kansas Jayhawks have secured a spot in the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament as the No. 8 seed in the Portland Region. They will face No. 9 seed Michigan in Los Angeles. With a 19-12 record, they are led by Head Coach Brandon Schneider and four standout players. The winner will advance to face the victor of (1) USC and (16) Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
In a game between Cincinnati and Kansas, Cincinnati won 72-52. Absent players hurt Kansas, giving Cincinnati the win. Dan Skillings Jr. scored 25 points, leading Cincinnati. John Newman III had 12, and Simas Lukosius added 10. This win is crucial for Cincinnati's NCAA chances. They will face No. 14 Baylor next. Kansas tried a comeback but couldn't overcome Cincinnati's lead.
Freshman S’Mya Nichols shined with 20 points in Kansas' 76-60 loss to Texas at the 2024 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship. Despite the defeat, Kansas looks towards the NCAA Tournament Selection Show. Texas' Madison Booker and S’Mya Nichols led the scoring, as Texas secured the victory and advanced in the championship.
No. 1 Houston dominated No. 14 Kansas, winning 76-46. Jamal Shead led Kansas with 13 points, while L.J. Cryer and J’Wan Roberts stood out for Houston. The Cougars capitalized on turnovers, securing their 9th straight win and extending their home winning streak to 22 games. Kansas struggled, shooting only 33% and losing key players to injuries.
No. 14 Kansas defeats Kansas State 90-68 in the Dillons Sunflower Showdown. Kevin McCullar Jr. shines with 19 points in his farewell game at Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas extends its dominance over rivals with 18th consecutive home victory. Despite efforts, Kansas State struggles, leading to a comfortable win for the Jayhawks.
In her final game at Allen Fieldhouse, S’Mya Nichols scored a career-high 29 points and Holly Kersgieter added 26 as Kansas defeated No. 20 Oklahoma 83-74. Led by seniors, Kansas displayed dominance and secured their third win over a ranked opponent this season. The team's remarkable performance was lauded by the head coach.
WACO, Texas — Despite impressive performances from Kevin McCullar Jr. and Hunter Dickinson, who both scored 20 points, No. 7 Kansas couldn't secure a...
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Taiyanna Jackson scored a career-high 29 points along with 10 rebounds and four blocked shots to lead the Kansas Jayhawks...
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LAWRENCE, Kan. –Following Kansas’ first bowl win since 2008 and back-to-back bowl appearances for just the second time in program history, Director...
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LAWRENCE, Kan. – Behind 22 points from freshman S’Mya Nichols and seven fourth-quarter points from super-senior Holly Kersgieter, the Kansas Jayhawks defeated...
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WACO, Texas – S’Mya Nichols matched her career high with 23 points on Wednesday night, but the Kansas Jayhawks had its five-game win...
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LAWRENCE, Kan – Taiyanna Jackson‘s historic performance Thursday night led the Kansas Jayhawks to a 69-52 victory over Houston at Allen Fieldhouse. Jackson...
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MANHATTAN, Kan. – Senior Tylor Perry scored a season-high 26 points, including 8 in overtime, as Kansas State continued its success in overtime games under...
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LAWRENCE, Kan. – As construction continues on the transformational Gateway District and a reimagined David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium, the Kansas Jayhawks have...
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PHOENIX – Inside Chase Field in Phoenix Arizona on Tuesday, the Jayhawks defeated UNLV 49-36 off the back of six touchdown...
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LAWRENCE, KAN. – Kansas Athletics is excited to announce that construction on David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium will escalate this week as...
LAWRENCE, KAN. – The No. 2 Kansas Jayhawks faced the Missouri Tigers Saturday at Allen Fieldhouse in a rematch of the Border Showdown series.
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Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed the bipartisan Good Samaritan Law, protecting individuals seeking or providing aid during drug-related medical emergencies from prosecution. The law aims to save lives and assist in recovery from substance use disorders. Additionally, other bills were signed, addressing fentanyl-related issues, penalties, evidentiary requirements, IT consolidation, and school enrollment.
Cloud County Community College is making college more accessible for high school students by waiving fees for dual credit courses starting fall 2024. President Amber Knoettgen emphasizes accessibility and affordability, saving families $141 per three-credit hour course. High school sophomores, juniors, and seniors can enroll in college-level courses for both high school and college credit. For enrollment, contact the high school counselor or email April Benne.
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