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Blake Herold took a visit to Lawrence on Tuesday and picked up an offer. He committed to the Jayhawks the next day.

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The Kansas men's basketball exhibition contest against Pittsburg State has been moved to Thursday, Nov. 3, in Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas volleyball will host ...

Fans can secure season tickets today for all 17 Kansas men’s basketball home games, which includes the nine Big 12 Conference matchups, seven non-conference and the Nov. 3 Pittsburg State exhibition contest. Pitt State Moved to Nov. 3 🏀 Kansas Men’s Basketball Game vs.

Former Kansas men's basketball power forward David McCormack has signed a contract to play for Besiktas JK, a Turkish Basketball Super League team based in ...

McCormack averaged 10.6 points and 7.0 boards a game in 2021-22 for KU’s national championship team. He played for the Minnesota Timberwolves in the 2022 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas while on a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contract. He also interviewed with several teams at the G League Elite camp in May.

The Kansas Jayhawks logo as seen at center court at Allen Fieldhouse on March 6,. The 2022-23 Kansas men's basketball schedule was altered slightly on Wednesday ...

The split-schedule format was initially done to accommodate COVID-19 restrictions. After two seasons of splitting up the conference schedule into two sets of home and away series, the Big 12 elected to return to its regular round-robin format this fall, with every team playing all eight opponents both at home and away during the upcoming season. Game times have not yet been announced.

The KU football program has added to its 2023 class.

But he and his family felt like sleeping on it was the way to go and Herold is even more confident in his decision to be a Jayhawk. "It's good to get to know them, because we were we were in the media room taking pictures and stuff so the whole defensive staff was in there," Herold said. With Herold on board, KU’s 2023 recruiting class ranks No. 75 nationally and No. 10 in the Big 12. KU was able to evaluate Herold in person during a June camp and the recruit returned for an unofficial visit on Tuesday. In the end, Herold picked the Jayhawks over offers from North Dakota, North Dakota State and Northern Iowa. The 6-foot-4, 245-pound defensive lineman is rated as a three-star prospect according to the 247Sports recruiting staff. KU became Herold’s first Power 5 offer on Tuesday evening and it didn’t take long for Herold to jump at the opportunity.

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The expansion of wind, solar, hydropower, biofuels and transitions to low-carbon technologies has not kept the pace needed to respond to the climate crisis. To ...

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