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For Kansas head coach Les Miles, family has always come first. From a young age, he remembers his father, Bubba, instilling that mindset in him to achieve his dreams.

Pepper Rodgers, who was the head coach of the Kansas Jayhawks from 1967-70 passed away on Thursday, May 14, in Reston, Va. He was 88.

After two straight road games then-No. 8 Kansas (8-0 overall, 4-0 Big 12) returned home to host Nebraska (4-5, 1-4) in its annual homecoming game at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium.

Les Miles needs no introduction to college football fans. He’s “The Hat”: The grass-chewing, national championship-winning coach who has endeared himself to fans across the country.

Kansas Athletics staff photographer Jeff Jacobsen shares his memories of what he saw Through the Lens from his 23-year career with the Jayhawks. This one features a series of photos taken on November 14, 2000, during a decisive KU football victory over Missouri in Columbia in front of 61,794 fans.

In one of the most high-scoring games in Kansas football history, the Jayhawks defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers, 76-39, on Homecoming on Nov. 3, 2007, which will be streamed live on the @KUAthletics Facebook page beginning Saturday, May 16 at 12 p.m. (CT), brought to you by our partners at Pizza Hut.

After being drafted No. 180 overall by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2020 NFL Draft on April 25, Kansas offensive lineman Hakeem Adeniji has been settling in with his new team, and joined the Pro Football Hall of Fame podcast today to talk football with Bengals' Hall of Famer, Anthony Munoz.

Kansas football announced the renewal of one of college football’s oldest rivalries on May 2, 2020 with a four-game series against the Missouri Tigers beginning in 2025. The Border Showdown rivalry is currently the fourth-longest series in the FBS, dating back to 1891, with 120 games played on the gridiron.

When Les Miles added Josh Eargle as an offensive assistant, the Jayhawk family didn’t just add a young, up-and-coming coach to its staff. It added a family that’s been through more than most can imagine, and one that brings hope and inspiration with them wherever they go.

Kansas running back Pooka Williams was named Varsity Sports Now Louisiana’s greatest running back ever to play high school football in the state after a 32-player bracket challenge.

Kansas offensive coordinator Brent Dearmon will speak at the 2020 L’Arche Football Preview, held virtually on May 28, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., CT, which features several high-profile coaches around college football that will talk about the topics of leadership and football.