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- Kansas Football -
KU football adds D-Lineman to 2016 recruiting class | KUsports.com
Davis, who hails from the Wichita area, attended Eastern Arizona during his first season of college football. He recorded 76 tackles and earned all-conference honors there before moving on to Highland, where, this season, he has recorded 76 tackles and five sacks.
The Day After: Beat in the Heart of Texas | Tale of the Tait | KUsports.com
KU continues to stay the course. And, at this point, it's really all they can do. The players prepare hard and play harder. Head coach David Beaty has stayed consistent with regard to the expectations in the program and the opponents, like Texas did Saturday, have continued to find areas to exploit the Kansas defense and make life tough for the young KU offense. Many wondered if KU's match-up with the Longhorns would give the Jayhawks a better chance to compete, given the fact that UT did not feature one of those nasty, break-neck offenses like Baylor, Oklahoma State and Texas Tech. And, for a little more than a half, compete they did. Maybe that gives reasonable cause for KU backers to think the same thing can happen against West Virginia and K-State. Then again, maybe not.
Reesing on hand for loss to ’Horns | KUsports.com
“I think he (Willis) looks pretty good,” Reesing told the Journal-World at halftime. “He’s a true freshman, and you can tell he doesn’t always know how to change the protection. I remember my first game as a freshman. You end up just saying, ‘Hut, there’s a blitz, what am I supposed to do? OK, I gotta beat this guy one-on-one.’ I had no idea how to do it. True story.”
Kansas University football coach David Beaty on Ryan Willis, a non-call by the officials and a lost opportunity at UT.
Kansas at TCU Football Game Slated for 11 a.m., Kick on FOX Sports 1
Kansas football's game at TCU scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14 has been assigned an 11 a.m., start with a live broadcast on FOX Sports 1 the Big 12 Conference office announced late Saturday evening.
- Kansas Basketball -
Men’s Hoops to Close Out Exhibition Tuesday Against Tigers
No. 4/5 Kansas closes out its portion of 2015-16 exhibition play when it hosts Fort Hays State Nov. 10. The game will be televised on Jayhawk IMG TV and can also be seen via the internet by fans outside of Kansas by visiting KUAthletics.com/ESPN3.com. For more information on accessing Kansas video content, visit KUAthletics.com/TV.
What, Self worry? Not about 3s | KUsports.com
“Even though we shot it miserably from the three-point line, I’m not worried about the shooting at all. I think one of the strengths of our team is going to be our perimeter shooting,” Self added.
According to Gordon: Kansas Jayhawks will fly high in college hoops | SILive.com
The Big 12 champs 11 consecutive times could be virtually impossible to beat come March.
- Kansas Sports -
Volleyball - No. 10 Kansas Earns Road Win at Oklahoma, Sweeps Season Series
Kelsie Payne provided the offensive punch and Cassie Wait was the defensive backbone for No. 10 Kansas during a 3-1 (25-21, 20-25, 25-21, 25-19) road victory over Oklahoma on Saturday afternoon, which swept the regular season series against the Sooners for the first time since 2012.
Women's BBall - Jayhawks Conclude Exhibition Play With 68-57 Victory Over Hornets
Kansas women's basketball fought back from an 11-point first half deficit to claim a win by the same margin over Emporia State on Sunday afternoon, inside Allen Fieldhouse. (Mr Ed says: The Hornets are the preseason #1-ranked team in Division 2.)
Women's Soccer - Late Goal Sinks Kansas in Big 12 Final, 1-0
A goal off the foot of Texas Tech's Gwennie Puente with just over five minutes remaining in regulation proved to be the difference as the Kansas Jayhawks fell to the Red Raiders, 1-0, in the Big 12 Championship final Sunday afternoon inside Swope Soccer Village.
- College Sports -
Nebraska upsets No. 7 Michigan State on controversial TD - CBSSports.com
Trailing 38-33 in the final minute, Tommy Armstrong threw a 30-yard touchdown to Brandon Reilly, but there was a problem. Reilly went out of bounds and came back onto the field of play before catching the touchdown. See for yourself.
WATCH: Iowa drops exhibition game to Augustana on buzzer beater - CBSSports.com
"You just have to tell Jansen, you know what, great play," Iowa coach Fran McCaffery said after the game. "We pressed up on everybody. We made him use all the clock. He made a contested shot. You don't want to foul him. You don't want to give him an uncontested layup. If they're going to beat you, it's got to be a tough two. He made a tough two." Augustana is the No. 1 team in Division II.
- Missouri -
There's also some excellent coverage of this over at the SB Nation site Rock M Nation. If you go over there, behave yourself if you feel the need to comment. Fizzle has the banhammer ready.
Missouri hunger strike: Football program joins front line in Columbia - CBSSports.com
Mizzou football players said, in a statement released on social media Saturday night, they were halting all football-related activities -- effective immediately -- until Wolfe steps down. Sunday marked the third day since Thursday's game against Mississippi State. A clause in the BYU contract states that Missouri would owe $1 million if it cancels the game.
Missouri hunger strike: Canceling game with BYU would cost Mizzou $1M - CBSSports.com
The possibility exists, CBS Sports has learned, after the football program joined a protest against Missouri's system president, Tim Wolfe, that includes a hunger strike by student Jonathan Butler. Missouri's players will not take place in any football-related activities until Wolfe resigns. As of Sunday, Wolfe said he has no intention to step down. Missouri did not practice Sunday. Tight end Jason Reese told reporters the Tigers would not practice “until this is resolved.”
Missouri president does not resign as pressure from football team mounts - CBSSports.com
Embattled University of Missouri system president Tim Wolfe did not resign Sunday, despite demands from activists and the football team during ongoing racial tensions. Instead, Wolfe said in a statement that there would be a system-wide diversity examination.
- Pics and Videos from the Weekend -
LOOK: Martavis Bryant breaks ankles, tap dances into end zone - CBSSports.com
With the game tied 21-apiece and the Steelers on the Raiders' 14-yard line, Big Ben threw a slip screen to Bryant and the second-year wideout took over from there.
Rodney Harrison: Jeff Fisher 'laughed' at his injury, calls dirty play 'typical' - CBSSports.com
Former Patriots defensive back and current NBC analyst Rodney Harrison said Sunday night he thinks dirty play is "typical" of Fisher, who he once claims laughed at him while he was lying on the ground injured.
WATCH: Wolves' Andrew Wiggins spins and slams against Bulls - CBSSports.com
Minnesota forward Andrew Wiggins destroyed Chicago on Saturday.
WATCH: Andrew Wiggins flies for alley-oop from Ricky Rubio - CBSSports.com
Ricky Rubio threw it, Andrew Wiggins went up and got it.
WATCH: Arkansas' insane fourth-and-25 lateral conversion leads to OT win - CBSSports.com
Sometimes football makes sense. Sometimes it doesn't. This time it didn't, but it was amazing anyway.
Wazzu player draws unsportsmanlike conduct flag for celebrating with fan - CBSSports.com
Seriously, Pac-12 refs? Seriously?
LOOK: Zobrists give newborn daughter middle name 'Royal' - CBSSports.com
It's safe to assume that Ben Zobrist's World Series-winning stint with the Royals meant a lot to him.