Joshua Schulman

2 days ago | si.com | Joshua Schulman

The Kansas Jayhawks have assembled a top 10 recruiting class for the upcoming graduating year, but Lance Leipold isn’t stopping there. Joseph Credit, a linebacker in the Class of 2026, committed to Kansas via his X. A Pearland, Texas native, Credit is the No. 797-rated player in the 247 Sports Composite rankings. He is the 68th-rated linebacker and 121st-best player in Texas. As a junior, Credit totaled 78 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, and five sacks for Pearland.

2 days ago | si.com | Joshua Schulman

The Kansas Jayhawks have one of the most talented recruiting classes in the country for the upcoming graduating year. 247 Sports rates Lance Leipold's 2026 class the eighth-best nationally. KU has yet to receive a commitment from a recruit in the Class of 2027, but that could soon change. The Jayhawks recently extended an offer to Brophy Prep wide receiver Donovan McNabb Jr. — and yes, he is related to that Donovan McNabb.

2 days ago | si.com | Joshua Schulman

After losing most of the previous team's roster to graduation or the transfer portal, Bill Self had to get to work this offseason to refurbish the Kansas Jayhawks roster. KU brought in significant talent alongside incoming freshman Darryn Peterson, who is expected to be one of the most electrifying players in college basketball. The additions of Tre White, Jayden Dawson, and Melvin Council make for an exciting backcourt in Lawrence.

3 days ago | si.com | Joshua Schulman

As if Kansas basketball fans needed any more proof that Dame Sarr is a Jayhawk lean, a respected recruiting insider further confirmed those suspicions on Monday. 247 Sports analyst Travis Branham logged a crystal ball in favor of KU for Sarr, adding “things [are] sounding very positive with Kansas and Dame Sarr.” Branham placed the prediction with a confidence level of seven, which is considered "high" for a crystal ball. For weeks, Sarr and the Jayhawks have been connected.

3 days ago | si.com | Joshua Schulman

Ex-Kansas cornerback Cobee Bryant was easily one of the biggest snubs from the 2025 NFL Draft. Despite playing four exceptional seasons in Lawrence and starring at the East–West Shrine Bowl, the former Jayhawk watched 257 picks go by without hearing his name called. After being signed by the Atlanta Falcons as an undrafted free agent, Bryant has caught the attention of many people in the organization and has a solid chance of making the opening 53-man roster.