Kansas head coach, Turner Gill, and his newly formed coaching staff will be hard at work this weekend as they host football prospects from across the country. The Jayhawks are expecting to have 9 visitors this weekend, and hope to show all 9 why Kansas could be the place for them.
Here is a look at the visitors. Read the rest of this entry »
It won’t be long after the Kansas Jayhawks take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders that fans can turn the channel to the Worldwide Leader in Sports (ESPN for those living under a rock), to check out Kansas recruit, Doron Lamb, and his Oak Hill Academy teammates take on Northland High School (OH) in the 2010 Spalding Hoop Hall Classic in Springfield, Ma. Read the rest of this entry »
Three-star defensive end, Geneo Grissom, has cut one of the three schools he’s been considering since former Kansas head coach, Mark Mangino, resigned. Grissom was scheduled to make a trip to Baton Rouge, Louisiana on the weekend of January 23rd, but it appears he won’t make that trip. Read the rest of this entry »
When it comes to rating college football prospects, there is strength in versatility. That’s why some of the biggest movers in the final update of the 2010 ESPNU 150 were prospects who can do more than one thing on the football field.
This includes the new No. 1 prospect in America, athlete Ronald Powell (Moreno Valley, Calif./Rancho Verde). Powell, who has committed to Florida, also has been moved to the athlete category, a move that best represents the possibilities he has as a college football player.
“He could play defensive end, he could be a great outside linebacker and he could be a really, really good tight end,” Scouts Inc. national recruiting director Tom Luginbill said . “The thinking is the more you can do, the more valuable you are and there is less of a chance of missing on a prospect. So, he ended up being a collective No. 1 because of those attributes.” More about ESPNU 150
Three-star safety, Eddrick Loften, from Nimitz High School in Irving, Texas will be make the trip north later this month to check out the University of Kansas. Loften, a former Oklahoma commit, now has Kansas as one of the four schools he’s considering. Read the rest of this entry »
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