Former OSU safety Lyrik Rawls commits to Kansas
Former Oklahoma State safety Lyrik Rawls commits to Kansas, becoming the Jayhawks fourth transfer and third on defense this offseason. A redshirt senior from Marshall Texas, he started for OSU in 2023 Big 12 title game run and logged 64.2 PFF grade over eight 2024 defensive appearances.
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Free State Boys Fall In Fifth-Place Showdown At East
Free State, 2- for 12 in the first quarter, started slow and shot 12-for-46 from the field and 2-for-18 from three in a 54-31 loss to Shawnee Mission East in the fifth-place game of the Championship Showdown. Coach Dwayne Paul cited fatigue and potent Lancers defense as key factors, noting the team needed physicality and consistency to compete.
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Safety Noah Rupp commits to UNK football
Free State safety Noah Rupp chose the University of Nebraska Kearney Division II program after extensive visits. He cited the strong culture, staff connection, and personal decision to pursue college football over basketball after his junior year as key factors in the commitment.
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KU Faces N.C. State After Border Showdown Loss
Kansas coach Bill Self says N.C. State resembles Missouri in athleticism and pressure. The Jayhawks, riding back-to-back losses, aim to learn from recent mistakes and sharpen defense and free throws. The 2:15 p.m. tip at Allen Fieldhouse tests KU before a pair of nonconference games.
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