Grunhard earns trust as gritty KU lineman at RG
Kansas football coach Lance Leipold praises Colin Grunhard a 6 foot 1, 290 pound transfer as gritty and team oriented. Grunhard shifted from center to right guard with Mike Novitsky and others competing for starting spots on the line.
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Colin Grunhard
Kansas
Lance Leipold
Notre Dame
Jayhawks
Leipold
Grunhard
Tim
Kansas City Chiefs
Colin
Bishop Miege
Buffalo
Mike Novitsky
Bulls
Novitsky
Michael Ford Jr
Bryce Cabeldue
McBride Rising KU Receiver Brings Big Play Potential
KU coach Lance Leipold Jones labels freshman McBride a potential starter who can blow the roof off coverage and stretch the defense, opening opportunities for under routes and back shoulder throws. Lassiter praised his impressive preseason progression as he aims to boost KU’s 2021 passing attack.
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McBride
Jones
Steve
Kwamie Lassiter II
Chiefs Eye No 2 Receiver Role as Camp Opens
Chiefs aim to unlock a stronger receiving corps after Sammy Watkins departure. New WR coach Lewis emphasizes versatility and route development while Greg and coach Lewis provide guidance. Edwards-Helaire could benefit from improved pass catch and run game cohesion as training camp proceeds at Missouri Western State University.
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Demarcus Robinson
Mecole Hardman
Sammy Watkins
Chiefs
Bleymaier
Greg
Lewis
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Edwards-Helaire
Darrel Williams
Le’Veon Bell
Missouri Western State University
Jayhawks fall to Loyola Marymount in four sets
Kansas fought to a tight start but LMU seized momentum with a 9-1 run in the fourth set to pull away. Jenny Mosser led KU with 11 kills and 5 digs, while Caroline Bien added 9 kills and Langs added 8 blocks as KU plans to face Purdue next in the round robin event.
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Loyola Marymount
LMU
Bechard
Jenny Mosser
Kansas
Caroline Bien
Anetka Szabo
Caroline Crawford
Rachel Langs
Szabo
Elise McGhie
Sara Nielsen
Purdue
Kendrick Seen as Potential KU Offensive Leader
Analysts weigh Kendrick as a possible fall starter for Kansas with short passes and quick throws. His 5.4 yards per attempt career suggests he may be easier to scout, but improvement or system fit could boost his role. Many view him as a dependable backup rather than a true front-line talent.
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Kendrick
Daniels shows growth as fall starter potential
Daniels reflects on last season's mistakes and says the college game now makes more sense. He feels faster and more confident as the fall approaches, with accuracy the key to earning a starting gunslinger role by September 3.
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Daniels
Bean and Kendrick Poised for Late Push in Training
Bean and Kendrick have begun learning the system while familiarizing with nearly all players. Bean is finding his stride in building relationships and looks increasingly comfortable in summer sessions. If this translates to on field performance, it could push him to win the job.
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Kendrick
Bean
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