The Kansas women’s basketball team will field a new-look roster this year, but fortunately for head coach Brandon Schneider, he already has a sample of data he can refer to for what a S’Mya Nichols-led team looks like — from late last season. As he has repeatedly pointed out throughout ...
After just one season at the collegiate level, Kansas' incoming sophomore S'Mya Nichols made enough of an impression to earn a preseason all-conference selection ahead of the 2024-25 campaign. The honor, which was announced on Thursday, follows the 6-foot guard's all-conference first-team ...
The Jayhawks will face familiar foes and host brand-new matchups during the 2024-25 season thanks to conference realignment, which has extended the Big 12 farther than it’s ever gone before. Kansas’ grueling 18-game conference schedule commences even before the winter break this year. ...
The Big 12 Conference announced full conference schedules on Thursday for the new-look 16-team league. The Kansas men's and women's basketball teams will both begin playing league games before the start of the new year — in the women's case, as early as Dec. 21. Men's basketball has an ...
The Kansas women's basketball team added to its 2025 class when Tatyonna Brown, a 6-foot-2 forward, announced her commitment to join the Jayhawks on Sunday. Brown attends Air Academy High School, located at the Air Force Academy just outside of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Her team reached the ...
Marian Washington’s recently released autobiography, “Fierce: My Fight for Nothing Less,” features several key moments at which Washington pauses the narrative of her life to reflect on the process of recounting it. In one early chapter, Washington writes about living on a bus with her ...
The word "yeah" is certain to be uttered a record amount of times at Allen Fieldhouse on Oct. 18, as Kansas Athletics has revealed rapper Lil Jon as the new headliner for the 2024 edition of Late Night in the Phog. Lil Jon replaces Nelly, who had previously been announced as the featured ...
The Kansas women's basketball team earned a significant commitment for its 2025 recruiting class in the form of Libby Fandel. Fandel, listed as a 6-foot-1 guard from Xavier High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, announced on Monday night that she will join the Jayhawks. She is the No. 41 prospect ...
