Captains Lead KU Football From Doormat To Powerhouse
The Kansas program under Mark Mangino has built a captain culture that drives on field leadership and off field example. Senior linebackers Mike Rivera and Joe Mortensen join Cantrell and quarterback Todd Reesing as 2006 leaders. All four are on preseason watch lists and emphasize team goals over individual awards. Former captains stress leadership, accountability, and support for teammates, shaping KU’s sustained high standard.
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Seabury Debuts With First Ever Touchdown in Loss
Seabury Academy fell 66-14 to Kansas School for the Deaf as quarterback Reed Grabill tossed a seven yard pass to Gus Wigen-Toccalino for the Seahawks first-ever school touchdown. Despite the big defeat, the late first-half score provided a rare moment of celebration.
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Seabury Debuts In 8man But Falls To KSD 66-14
Seabury Academy opens 8 man football with a 66 to 14 loss to Kansas School for the Deaf. Gus Wigen Toccalino led Seabury with 17 rushes for 36 yards and a touchdown. Reed Grabill went 6 for 11 passing for 56 yards and a TD. Postgame coach Scott Peavey praised the effort and noted future improvement.
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Twins clear for KU as self confirms late start
Kansas coach Bill Self said the twins Markieff and Marcus Morris are cleared to start at Kansas, though they begin class two weeks late after a lengthy paperwork process. The brothers, who played at multiple schools, have yet to practice with the team but are approved to join workouts and class as they catch up.
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Cheech and Chalmers nickname at KU sparks laughs
The joke circuit nickname for former Kansas stars Darrell Arthur and Mario Chalmers is Cheech and Chalmers. The piece contrasts incidents from practice and student mischief, notes the Morris twins gaining NCAA clearance, and quotes aEU release about their readiness to start class and play.
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