LSU closes in on USC in AP Top 25 football ranking
LSU climbs toward No. 1 after an impressive 48-7 rout of Virginia Tech in Death Valley. USC, idle this week, drops to 40 first place votes while LSU garners 19. Appalachian State earns 13th place vote but remains unranked, as the AP allows voting from all divisions. Oklahoma rises two spots.
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Keegan’s Top 25: Florida fifth. Hokie drop to 18
Kansas voter Tom Keegan lists his AP Top 25 ballot with defending champ Florida at No. 5 and drop impacts across the poll. Virginia Tech falls to 18 after LSU pounding. Georgia down to 23 after 16-12 loss to South Carolina. USC and UCLA remain in the second 10 with Nebraska hosting the Trojans.
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Kansas falls to physical KU soccer draw at Portland trip
KU soccer was shut out again as Colleen Quinn misplayed a back pass. Both sides drew two yellow cards with Junior Missy Geha and Dolinsky cited for Kansas. Coach Francis calls it a tough but not unusually physical game and says the Jayhawks will regroup to face No. 1 Portland and Washington at the Portland Tournament.
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Kansas recruits eye visits amid road show and Hall of Fame trip
KU recruiting chatter centers on upcoming official visits by Phillip McDonald Quintrell Thomas and Terrell Henry as coach Self hits the road. Former KU AD Bob Frederick returns from Roy Williams Hall of Fame induction, praising the ceremony and recalling a strong KU alumni turnout and ESPN Classic coverage.
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Mangino Sends Message Through KU Offense After 62-0 Win
Kansas coach Mark Mangino said he sent a message to the offense after Saturdays 62-0 victory over Southeastern Louisiana. He explained the change in fourth down aggressiveness, aiming to move the ball in three downs and set a sharper tone from the top. Kansas prepares to host Toledo at Memorial Stadium, with Toledo entering 0-2 after losses to Purdue and Central Michigan.
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Jayhawks seek revenge as Big 12 clash looms
Kansas aims to erase last year’s rough showing and end a series drought with Toledo looming after a 62-0 win over Southeastern Louisiana. Coach Mangino downplays revenge focus, says focus is on improving and game preparation.
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