2007 KU football recruit capsules overview
Kansas signed a large class featuring multiple top recruits from Butler Navarro Haven Cedar Hill and other programs. Notables include Versatile lineman 6 4 305 from Butler moving to guard Omar Jackson 6 1 200 safety from Navarro competing for starting role after Jerome Kemp departure, Cedar Hill receiver Dan Hatch 6 2 185 and Texas star Malik Lewis 5 9 165 from Free State join KU offensive line and backfield talent.
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KU football notebook hints at new recruiting age and spring plan
Kansas coach Mark Mangino joked about texting 18 year olds at night as college programs chase evolving recruiting trends. He noted Aaron Mack’s academic hold and added D-line depth will push focus next year. Quigley aims for spring availability while spring practices begin March 14 with a potential April 14 or 15 spring game at Memorial Stadium.
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Kansas football signs balanced 2007 class under sanctions
KU coach Mangino lauded a balanced 21 player class, with three offensive linemen, three defensive linemen, four wide receivers, five defensive backs, two running backs, two linebackers, one quarterback and a 6 foot 4 inch kicker Stephen Hoge. The class, first under NCAA penalties, aims for athletic versatility and multi sport talent as KU navigates scholarship limits.
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