:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/47761501/usa-today-8959065.0.jpg)
Kansas Sports
Nothing to show for it: Season comes and goes without a KU victory | KUsports.com
One of the worst Bill Snyder teams since the turn of the century walked into Memorial Stadium on a cold, dreary Saturday afternoon needing a victory against its Sunflower State rival to keep its bowl hopes alive.
Ryan Willis finishes as top freshman passer in program history | KUsports.com
With the conclusion of the Kansas football season — a 45-14 home loss to rival Kansas State — Chapter 1 of the Ryan Willis era is now complete, and the true freshman quarterback who played in 10 games and started the final eight finished his first season with the Jayhawks as the program's all-time leading freshman passer.
LOOK: The laundry won't do itself; student team managers keep KU players in clean uniforms | KUsports.com
If you ask one of the student managers for the Kansas men’s basketball team, they might tell you the hustle element doesn’t just exist between the whistles. In fact, they’d probably tell you it is required in every nook and cranny of the program, and this includes the laundry room.
Kansas women stumble at SMU | KUsports.com
Don’t be surprised if the Kansas University women’s basketball team was in a foul mood after losing to SMU, 73-64, in the final of the SMU Thanksgiving Classic.
KU volleyball sweeps finale | KUsports.com
Ashlyn Driskill’s five-kill, one-error performance on Kansas University volleyball Senior Day — which included her unleashing a cannon of a serve in a 3-0 sweep of Texas Tech — might have surprised a few fans Saturday in sold-out Horejsi Center.
Wildcats' Kansas natives relish clobbering rivals | KUsports.com
"It means an awful lot," Snyder said after the victory. "I have been on the other end of it, and so you don't like that. I appreciate all the people in the state of Kansas. Everybody has a side and it means a lot to so many people. It means a lot to KU people just like it means a lot to Kansas State people, so therefore that makes it very meaningful to me for that reason, because our people care so much."
David Beaty: KU seniors deserved proper sendoff | KUsports.com
Led by first-year head coach David Beaty, the Kansas University football program made sure to send its seniors out on a high note off the field during Saturday's season finale, a 45-14 loss to rival Kansas State at Memorial Stadium.
Other Sports News
CFB Rewind: 2015 Oklahoma strikingly similar to 2014 Ohio State - CBSSports.com
Pop the champagne, Oklahoma. The No. 3 Sooners are the first to lock up a College Football Playoff bid, unless the selection committee members somehow missed what's staring them in the face. News flash: They won't.
After LSU players carry Les Miles off field, AD tells coach he will return - CBSSports.com
"I want to make it very clear and positive that Les Miles is our football coach and he will continue to be our football coach," Alleva said. "Les and I have talked about this program. We are committed together to working to win to compete at highest level."
Les Miles reveals what truly bothered him about firing rumors - CBSSports.com
Les Miles will continue to be LSU's coach despite weeks of leaks and speculation that he would be fired once the Tigers' season ended on Saturday. LSU athletic director Joe Alleva affirmed Miles' status as the Tigers coach for the future following LSU's 19-7 win over Texas A&M.
Without Barnes, on a quiet Curry night, Warriors roll to 18-0 over Kings - CBSSports.com
If you want to make an argument for why the Golden State Warriors will win 34 in a row, breaking the record for most consecutive victories in an NBA season, or why they'll win 73 games, breaking the record for most wins in an NBA season, or why, sure, they might make a run at an undefeated season, Saturday night's victory over the Kings at Oracle Arena provides as good of proof as anything.
Check Out The Box Score Of A College Basketball Game That Had A 91-1 Final Score
The Siena Heights women’s team took on Great Lakes Christian today in Adrian, Mich., and the NAIA squad won out over their NCCAA opponents to the tune of 91-1—shutting the visitors out entirely for the final three periods. Here is the head-exploding box score for this 90-point blowout: