Kansas and Texas shape Big 12 fate amid TV race
The piece argues KU benefits from staying with Texas in the Big 12, preserving basketball glamour and football exposure. It notes the conference’s 10-team status, Dan Beebe’s stance on expansion, and compares football and basketball schedules and outcomes against North versus South opponents, highlighting KU’s strong recent records.
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KU lineman Jeremiah Hatch sheds weight and gains edge
Kansas University senior Jeremiah Hatch transformed his conditioning to rejoin the Jayhawks’ Big 12 media days in Dallas. Coaches and family credit his weight loss, discipline, and renewed focus for a senior-year turnaround while Hatch credits consistency and support from teammates.
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Tarczewski narrows college choice after AAU tourney debut
Kansas, Arizona, North Carolina, and Kentucky sit as Kaleb Tarczewski, a 7-foot center from St. Mark's High School in Southborough Massachusetts and Rivals.com No 12 recruit, plans his final decision after this week's Double Pump Best of Summer in Anaheim California. He notes a strong feel for Kansas and Lawrence and aims to decide soon after July while focusing on AAU play. He has also visited KU, UNC, and Arizona in June.
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