Jayhawks poised to play Saturday after postponement
Kansas coach Bill Self said it’s a strong possibility KU will play Saturday after the Big 12 home opener against TCU was postponed due to COVID-19. A replacement nonconference opponent was being lined up, with a tentative Saturday date under consideration amid possible further cancellations.
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Self’s bold plan to rematch SFA after Harvard cancellation
Kansas coach Bill Self outlined a proactive schedule strategy on Hawk Talk, arranging a rematch with Stephen F. Austin should KU’s Harvard game be canceled. The plan hinged on prior agreement with SFA coach Kyle Keller, but a COVID-19 positive test at SFA blocked the return trip to Allen Fieldhouse.
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Jayhawks Face Nevada Size Challenge At Home
Kansas, ranked sixth, prepares to counter Nevada’s size with two 7 footers and a 6 11 starter in the lineup. Coach Bill Self says the frontcourt must adapt as Will Baker Warren Washington and others loom. David McCormack, Mitch Lightfoot and Zach Clemence will share frontcourt duties under pressure tonight at Allen Fieldhouse.
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KU Women’s Hoops game vs Northwestern State canceled
KU officials cited COVID-19 issues within the women's program as the reason for canceling the nonconference finale against Northwestern State just over an hour before tipoff. The game will not be rescheduled. ticket holders should contact the KU ticket office for guidance.
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Madden dies veteran Hall of Fame coach and broadcaster
John Madden, famed Hall of Fame coach turned broadcaster, died Tuesday at 85. He led the Oakland Raiders to seven AFC title games and a Super Bowl title in 1976, then became a longtime TV analyst known for Boom and Doink and the Madden NFL video game.
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