Kansas coach weighs MLB Draft fate for Jayhawks players
Kansas baseball coach Dan Fitzgerald discussed how MLB Draft eligibility affects KU roster as players like Kodey Shoji naga and Tegan Cain attended the Draft Combine. He noted an outcome where many Jayhawks might sign, creating a period of celebration and mourning during the July draft in Arlington with key contributors such as Evan Shaw leaving.
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KU Adds In-State Nagy And Safety Jones To 2025 Class
The Kansas football program landed in-state quarterback Tate Nagy from Blue Valley West andSafety Jones as part of the 2025 recruiting class. Nagy, a three star prospect and KU’s 14th commit, joins receiver Jackson Cook from Snellville Georgia and faces the task of replacing losses from the 2024 season. Nagy is the son of Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and stands 5 foot 11 inches, 175 pounds.
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