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On to Ames: Jayhawks Open Big 12 Play at Iowa State
After an 0-3 start in non-conference play, head coach David Beaty and the Kansas football team embark on their first Big 12 contest together at Iowa State, Saturday, Oct. 3, at Jack Trice Stadium. Kickoff against the Cyclones is slated for 11 a.m., and can be seen on Fox Sports Net.
Fond memory: Beaty: Mangino saw something in me | KUsports.com
“I think one of the big things is he taught me that there is always another level to push to,” Beaty recalled. “He always did a great job of guarding against complacency. We paid such attention to detail with everything we did as players and as coaches. He made me a better coach because I really had to focus all day every day on everything to make sure I was efficient for our players and our team.”
Ford out, Cozart to start at QB Saturday at Iowa State | KUsports.com
"This week, Deondre Ford's gonna be out," Beaty said. "So we're back to where we finished that (Rutgers) game with Montell starting and then Ryan Willis will be the guy who needs to get ready for the back-up spot. And those guys will continue to compete this week. We're gonna always compete, all the way through the walk-through. They're no different than the rest of our team."
Beaty talks about learning under Mangino, Ryan Willis, and Tyler Patrick
Kansas head coach David Beaty talked about what he learned under former head coach Mark Mangino and much more during his Big 12 conference call.
Ford ready for next opportunity
"The biggest difference is always learning the terminology of the game," he said of the jump from the junior college ranks to the Big 12. "Pretty much just picking up this offense, and trying to evolve more and more as a quarterback. That's pretty much it. I feel the game feel for me is pretty much the same. I don't really do anything different, I just go out and do what I do."
Kansas-Baylor Game Set for 11 a.m., Kickoff on FOX Sports 1
Kansas football will host Baylor on Saturday, Oct. 10, with an 11 a.m., kick time and live broadcast on FOX Sports 1 (FS1), the Big 12 Conference announced on Monday.
Kansas Football Professional Round Up: Week Three
With professional football in full swing at the conclusion of the third week of games in the National Football League Sunday, 12 Jayhawks continue making their mark at the game's highest level.
This is a ridiculous run that deserves proper recognition. A 12th consecutive championship would be an appropriate time for college basketball fans, the casual and devoted, to acknowledge the challenges Self has overcome for more than a decade.
Something or someone should have knocked Kansas from its throne by now because that’s what usually happens in sports. An unexpected injury. The rise of another program. Suspensions in key stretches. Bad luck. A bad night, week or month. Something.
Yet Kansas remained on top.
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John Calipari stuck with Harrisons out of 'loyalty' in Final Four loss - CBSSports.com
At a coaches clinic in Los Angeles, John Calipari rationalized his decision to stick with the Harrisons in the Final Four against Wisconsin.
SMU expected to learn results of NCAA investigation on Tuesday - CBSSports.com
SMU is expected to learn the results of an NCAA investigation into its men's basketball program when the governing body announces its findings and possible sanctions Tuesday, a source confirmed to CBS Sports.
- Professional Sports -
And 659 days later, a Chiefs WR finally catches a touchdown - CBSSports.com
Jeremy Maclin caught the Chiefs' first touchdown since December of 2013.
Leafs radio announcers won't travel with team, will call games from studio - CBSSports.com
The move comes as a result of new general manager Lou Lamoriello banning all TV and radio broadcasters from the team charter flight. UPDATE: It appears there has been an abrupt change on this now. The broadcasters will travel to away games, however will not do so on the team charter as in years past.
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LOOK: The Nationals have rearranged the team store just a bit - CBSSports.com
Consider this a subtle bit of public relations.