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LAWRENCE, Kan. – The color pink won out in favor of crimson and blue Thursday night, as hundreds of women gathered in Allen Fieldhouse to participate in Ladies Night Out with Bill Self.

The event benefitted Jayhawks for a Cure and all proceeds from Ladies Night were donated to Lawrence Memorial Hospital and the KU Cancer Center in an effort to fund cancer research. Breast cancer survivors, supporters and women from the community were given a crash course on basketball and an inside look at what it’s like to play for the University of Kansas. Read the rest of this entry »

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With the season growing near (first exhibition game on 11-2) the rumors about the eligibility status of Kansas freshman Josh Selby continue to pop up daily. Yesterday was another one fun filled day filled with rumor and speculation that prompted the Kansas coach to once again comment on the matter. Read the rest of this entry »

The Kansas Jayhawks landed the top running back in the midwest, again, on Monday evening when Darrian Miller (Blue Springs, MO/Blue Springs video 1, video 2) once again committed to the Kansas Jayhawks. Miller re-opened his recruitment earlier in the year after announcing his intentions to attend Kansas last spring, but after taking a look at other schools, Miller once again decided Kansas was the place for him. Read the rest of this entry »

The Kansas Jayhawks received their 17th commitment on Monday when Olathe North DB/ATH, Adonis Saunders made the decision to attend the University of Kansas next fall. Saunders, who has been high on Kansas for a while,  jumped at the opportunity to play in Lawrence on the Kansas football staff extended a scholarship offer. Read the rest of this entry »

The Kansas Jayhawks received their first commitment of the 2011 class earlier this month when PG Naadir Tharpe announced his college decision to attend Kansas. Tharpe received a sneak preview this past weekend during his official visit. Read the rest of this entry »