In a surprising I-35 matchup, Kansas defeated Iowa State, overcoming their weak season record with a dominant offensive performance. Kansas running back Devin Neal set two school records, while quarterback Jalon Daniels led multiple scoring drives, securing a decisive victory.
Kansas football fell to Texas Christian University 38-27 at GEHA Field on Saturday, marking their fourth consecutive loss. Despite scoring 27 points, the offense struggled, with Jalon Daniels throwing eight interceptions this season. Miscommunication plagued the defense, allowing 38 points. Kansas next faces Arizona State in a primetime matchup.
Kansas football faces mounting doubts after a rough 1-3 start to the season. With questions surrounding play calling and quarterback Jalon Daniels’ struggles, the Jayhawks hope a change of venue to Arrowhead Stadium will provide a fresh start as they take on TCU this Saturday afternoon.
Morgantown hosts a pivotal BIG 12 matchup this weekend as the Kansas Jayhawks (1-2) face off against West Virginia (1-2). Kansas is grappling with early-season struggles, including six interceptions from Jalon Daniels, while Devin Neal shines with multiple 100-yard games. West Virginia looks to rebound after tough losses, needing a strong offensive showing against a resilient Kansas defense. The game kicks off at noon on ESPN2, with Brian Custer and Rod Gilmore on the call. Both teams aim to avoid falling deeper into a hole, making this contest crucial.
Kansas Football hosts UNLV this evening at 6 PM at Children’s Mercy Park. After a loss to Illinois, the Jayhawks aim to rebound, leveraging Jalon Daniels and Devin Neal against a weak UNLV secondary. The game, a rematch from last year’s Bowl, airs on ESPN.
UNLV faces Kansas in a Guaranteed Rate Bowl rematch, airing on ESPN. Former Jayhawks QB Jason Bean, now with the Colts, led Kansas to a 49-36 win previously. Jalon Daniels will start for Kansas amid his struggles this season. Key players include Devin Neal and Ricky White III. Game at 6 p.m. Central.
Kansas Football held its fall media day before their season opener against Lindenwood at Children’s Mercy Park. Coach Lance Leipold expressed confidence in the smaller venue’s atmosphere. Key players emphasized leadership and team unity, with Jalon Daniels named starting quarterback.
ESPN’s projections for Kansas Football show a floor of 6-6 and a ceiling of 12-0. This highlights their rapid improvement under coach Lance Leipold. Despite concerns over injuries, KU’s potential ranges from a bowl game to playoff contention.
