Kansas women rally past Santa Clara for fourth straight win
With Holly Kersgieter out, Kansas pushes through a tight game at Allen Fieldhouse. Four KU starters reach double figures led by Ioanna Chatzileonti and Chandler Prater as the Jayhawks pull away 80-65 over Santa Clara, finishing with an 8-for-12 fourth quarter.
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Self trims rotation in 102 65 KU win over Missouri
Kansas coach Bill Self used eight players in the first half as top scorers Christian Braun Remy Martin and Ochai Agbaji anchored a 49 22 halftime lead in a 102 65 victory over Missouri. The Jayhawks stretched the early margin while pulling starters late.
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Jayhawks upbeat for future of volleyball
Kansas volleyball expresses optimism after a Sweet 16 exit at Pitt. Coach Ray Bechard notes underclassmen like Caroline Crawford Caroline Bien and Camryn Turner fueled a rare NCAA run, with returnees and a strong 2022 signing class shaping a promising future. Senior players weigh extra eligibility waivers and roster changes as KU looks to build on momentum.
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Nebraska RB Levion Morrison commits to Kansas Jayhawks
Levion Morrison, a 6 foot 210 pound running back from Tulsa Oklahoma, announced Sunday night that he will transfer from Nebraska to Kansas. The former four star recruit plans to enroll at KU for the spring semester and train with Lance Leipolds program through the offseason.
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