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Beaty previews matchup with Baylor

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Beaty previews Big 12 matchup at No. 11/8 Baylor

Kansas head football coach David Beaty met with the media Tuesday afternoon in Mrkonic Auditorium inside the Anderson Family Football Complex to discuss the Jayhawks' upcoming Big 12 matchup at No. 11/8 Baylor, Saturday, October 15, inside McLane Stadium.

Ryan Willis working through and learning from mistakes | KUsports.com

Willis described Tuesday the key takeaway from that particular dialogue with KU’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach: "I should’ve got down to my under route. (I) threw into single high, threw into the middle — which is a big no-no. Tried taking a shot and the other team capitalized off it. Can’t make those mistakes. I’ve gotta be better."

Kansas Jayhawks hope to play spoiler to Baylor Bears' perfect season | FOX Sports

Baylor, whose toughest games figure to come after October -- TCU, at Oklahoma, at West Virginia -- appears to have its entire offensive arsenal coming together.

KU's defense showing improvements in 2016 - WIBW

"After last year, our whole staff, we take it personal where we finish in specific areas because your stats are who you are. You can't run from them. That's who you are. Statistically your production lies in the stats," said Kansas head football coach David Beaty.

Kansas Looking To Avoid Track Meet With Baylor On The Ground - USports

Thanks to forcing three interceptions and recovering a fumble, Kansas had the win in its sights before a missed field goal as time expired. Now against Baylor, it’s about finding a delicate balance of stopping the pass but holding strong in the trenches. Players like senior safety Fish Smithson will be integral for that.

Yenser knows building an OL takes patience - JayhawkSlant

When Yenser keeps a consistent theme about getting through the growing pains with the Kansas line he isn't panicking because he has been through this before.

VIDEO - Rosser goes from no football to defensive standout - JayhawkSlant Video

Cameron Rosser didn't play football in high school. He focused on baseball until he enrolled at Kansas.

2018 DE Emery lands offer from Kansas

Miles Emery will be one of the top defensive line prospects in the 2018 Kansas class. At 6-foot-5, 235 pounds he shows good athletic ability on film. He leads Blue Valley North in solo tackles and has also recorded seven sacks and five tackles for a loss.

Bill Self's assessment of early Kansas basketball practices has familiar ring | KUsports.com

Dating back to 2012, Self has kicked off the past five seasons with similar comments about the Jayhawks in the early going. And all the team has done during that time is average 29 victories per season and keep alive the streak of consecutive Big 12 titles, which sits at 12 heading into the upcoming season.

ESPN’s Fran Fraschilla sees KU as top 10 team, lauds Lagerald Vick

"One guy I think has made a big step up is Lagerald Vick," Fraschilla said of KU’s sophomore guard from Memphis. "What I saw from Frank Mason, Devonté Graham and Landen Lucas is what I expected, veterans who know the Kansas system, but Lagerald Vick’s improvement stood out to me during the two practices I saw," Fraschilla added.

Playing for Scooter motivates No. 6 Kansas volleyball entering Sunflower Showdown

The sixth-ranked Jayhawks prepare to host the Dillons Sunflower Showdown on Wednesday night (6 p.m., ESPNU).

Two straight for men's golf

Kansas men's golf finds itself at the top of the leaderboard for the second consecutive event, relying on both its experience and new talent, with sophomore Charlie Hillier, sophomore Jake Scarrow and senior Chase Hanna all placing in the top-five in the Bayou City Collegiate at Golfcrest Country Club.

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Jim Grobe disputes Baylor's statement about dismissal of DL Jeremy Faulk

Grobe has said it was his call to suspend Faulk while the investigation unfolded, but the coach told KWTX Monday the decision to dismiss Faulk from the team came from administrators.

Baylor coaches will not be punished for taking to Twitter to protest administration - CBSSports.com

Baylor coaches who are openly disputing a previous university statement will not be punished for their tweets.

The SEC never should've let this LSU-Florida scheduling drama play out in public - SBNation.com

As two of its members argue via the media over a game that was postponed amid Hurricane Matthew, the conference is trying to get some of its other members to rearrange their own games.

Forde-Yard Dash: 7 teams in position to make College Football Playoff without any help

By the time the absurd spectacle was over Sunday night, a terrible realization fell upon The Dash: college football and politics had become indistinguishable from one another.

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All 4 of the Browns’ quarterbacks were injured by Week 5 - SBNation.com

The Browns have used five quarterbacks in five losses. Here comes a sixth.

Cubs knock out Giants with 6-5 come from behind win - SBNation.com

San Francisco led the Chicago Cubs, 5-2, heading into the ninth inning. It was less than 24 hours after the Giants blew a ninth-inning lead. The Giants still managed to come away with a win on Monday. Not this time.