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Record ........................................................................................0-7 (0-6 Big 12)Ranking (CFB/AP/Coaches) ................................................................nr/nr/nrLast Game ........................Nov. 7, 2020 (Loss at No. 19/19 Oklahoma, 9-62)Head Coach............................................................................................Les Miles Career Record ............................................................. 145-70 (18th Season) Record at Kansas ..............................................................3-15 (2nd Season)

TEAM STATISTICSPoints Per Game ............................................................................................. 15.11st Downs ...........................................................................................................111Rushing ............................................................................................................ 791Passing ......................................................................................................... 1,060 Offense ...........................................................................................................1,851 Touchdowns ...................................................................................................... 14Field Goals .......................................................................................................3/6Time of Possession ....................................................................................29:47Sacks .............................................................................................................. 8-60

STATISTICAL LEADERSPassing ........................................................................................... Jalon Daniels................................................................................................... 72/139, 661 yardsRushing .......................................................................................Velton Gardner.............................................................. 72 attempts, 325 yards, 2 touchdownsReceiving ...............................................................................Kwamie Lassiter II ...............................................................31 receptions, 324 yards, 1 touchdownTackles ........................................................................................Kenny Logan Jr.................................................................................................................50 tacklesSacks ............................................................................................ Kyron Johnson..................................................................................................................3.0 sacksInterceptions .............................................................................Kenny Logan Jr........................................................................................................ 2 interceptions

SERIES: TCU LEADS 23-9-4In Lawrence: TCU leads 10-7In Fort Worth, Texas: TCU leads 11-2-2Neutral Sites: TCU leads 2-0-2

Last 10 Meetings:9/14/1996 Fort Worth W 52-179/6/1997 Lawrence W 17-109/15/2012 Lawrence L 6-2010/12/2013 Fort Worth L 17-2711/15/2014 Lawrence L 30-3411/14/2015 Fort Worth L 17-2310/8/2016 Lawrence L 23-2410/21/2017 Fort Worth L 0-4310/27/2018 Lawrence W 27-26 9/28/2019 Fort Worth L 14-51

• Move Kansas to 589-656-58 all-time, including 4-15 in the Les Miles era. A win would also move head coach Les MIles to 146-70 in his head coaching career.• Be head coach Les Miles' first win over TCU, bringing him to 1-1 in his career. • Be Kansas' first win over TCU since Oct. 27, 2018, when KU defeated TCU, 27-26.• Be the first time since 1995/1997 that the Jayhawks defeated TCU in Lawrence in back-to-back meetings.• Be Kansas' first Senior Day win since Nov. 19, 2016, when KU defeated Texas in overtime, 24-21.• Be Kansas' first win at home since its Homecoming thriller on Oct. 26, 2019, when it defeated Texas Tech 37-34.

Kansas

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Saturday, November 28, 2020 | 7 p.m. CT | David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan.

TELEVISION: FS1 [(Eric Collins (Play-by-Play), Ben Leber (Analyst)].

RADIO: Jayhawk Radio Network [(Brian Hanni (Play-by-Play), David Lawrence (Analyst), Brandon McAnderson (Sideline), Steve Kincaid (Producer/Engineer), Marc Tuttle (GM)].

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2020 SCHEDULEJAYHAWKS RETURN TO ACTION TO HOST TCU

The Kansas Jayhawks are set to return to action this week after two

weeks off. Kansas will host TCU, winners of two of its last three games.

Despite a home game now scheduled for Dec. 12 against Texas, Kansas will

celebrate Senior Day prior to the game this week against TCU, honoring 15

members of the senior class. TCU had a bye last weekend, and sits at 3-4

on the season entering this weekend’s matchup with Kansas. The Horned

Frogs are 2-1 on the road this year with wins over Texas and Baylor. Kansas

pulled out a thrilling 27-26 win over TCU the last time the Horned Frogs

visited Lawrence in 2018. Peyton Bender threw for 249 yards and two

touchdowns in the win. This year’s edition is set for 7 p.m., on FS1. Eric

Collins and Ben Leber will have the call.

QUICK HITS• Kansas has 67 total underclassmen on its team this year, which makes up 60.4% of the overall roster. That percentage ranks 27th in the country and third in the Big 12.• The Jayhawks have 37 total true freshmen on their roster, which is the seventh-most in the country and most in the Big 12 Conference. Six true freshmen – Armaj Adams-Reed, Lawrence Arnold, Jalon Daniels, Luke Grimm, Daniel Hishaw Jr., and Karon Prunty – have started at least one game for Kansas.• Freshman cornerback Karon Prunty has nine pass breakups on the season. That figure is second in the Big 12, tied for fifth nationally and tops among all freshmen nationally. Prunty had a career-high three pass breakups last time out against Oklahoma.

• Redshirt freshman Marcus Harris is tied for sixth in the country among all

freshmen with 6 ½ tackles-for-loss. All of his TFLs have come over his last

three games. His three TFLs earlier this season at West Virginia are tied for

the second-most by a freshman in a single game this season.

• True sophomore Kenny Logan Jr., is third in the Big 12 Conference with

35 solo tackles. Logan had a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown last

month against Iowa State, and also has interceptions in back-to-back

games. He is averaging 7.1 tackles per game, which ranks sixth in the Big

12.

• Through seven games, the Jayhawks already have 19 different defensive

players who have registered at least a ½ tackle-for-loss. Freshman Karon

Prunty is the latest to join the group after picking up his first career TFL

last game against Oklahoma.

• True sophomore running back Velton Gardner ranks seventh in the Big 12

in rushing yards per game at 54.2. He’s averaging 4.5 yards per carry and

has 325 rushing yards on the season.

• The first two recruiting classes for Coach Les Miles have already

produced 18 players who have started at least one game.

• This game will break a streak of facing three-straight ranked teams for

the Jayhawks. Kansas had played ranked teams in four of the past five

games and three straight. The Jayhawks were set to play another ranked

team in Texas last week before the game was postponed.

• There will be no fans permitted at the game Saturday.

A KU WIN WOULD ...

SERIES HISTORY VS. TCU

SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON

Kansas

JAYHAWKSTCU

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Record ........................................................................................3-4 (3-4 Big 12)Ranking (CFB/AP/Coaches) ................................................................nr/nr/nrLast Game ..................................Nov. 14, 2020 (Loss at West Virginia, 6-24)Head Coach................................................................................. Gary Patterson Career Record ...............................................................175-74 (21st Season) Record at TCU ...............................................................175-74 (21st Season)

TEAM STATISTICSPoints Per Game ........................................................................................... 24.01st Downs ......................................................................................................... 143Rushing ..........................................................................................................1,241Passing ...........................................................................................................1,431 Offense ......................................................................................................... 2,672 Touchdowns ..................................................................................................... 20Field Goals ....................................................................................................10-14Time of Possession .....................................................................................31:08Sacks ............................................................................................................. 17-119

STATISTICAL LEADERSPassing ............................................................................................ Max Duggan.................................................................... 121/190, 1,274 yards, 5 touchdownsRushing ........................................................................................... Max Duggan.............................................................90 attempts, 348 yards, 6 touchdownsReceiving ..........................................................................................Taye Barber ...........................................................30 receptions, 320 yards, 2 touchdownsTackles .......................................................................................... Garret Wallow................................................................................................................56 tacklesSacks .............................................................................................Ochaun Mathis..................................................................................................................5.0 sacksInterceptions .................................................................La'Kendrick Van Zandt....................................................................................................... 2 interceptions

Baylor BearsMcLane Stadium | Waco, Texas

Sept.26

L

Coastal Carolina ChanticleersDavid Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan.

Sept.12

L

23-38

23/22 Iowa State CyclonesDavid Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan.

Oct.31

20/19 Kansas State WildcatsBill Snyder Family Stadium | Manhattan, Kan.

Oct.24

17/19 Oklahoma State CowboysDavid Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan.

Oct.3

West Virginia MountaineersMilan Puskar Stadium | Morgantown, W.Va.

Oct.17

Texas LonghornsDavid Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan.

Dec.12

Texas Tech Red RaidersJones AT&T Stadium | Lubbock, Texas

Dec.5

19/19 Oklahoma SoonersGaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium | Norman, Okla.

Nov.7

TCU Horned FrogsDavid Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan.

Nov.28

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L

L

L

7 p.m.

TBD

14-47

7-47

Kansas Game Notes // Game 8 vs. TCU • 12020 KANSAS FOOTBALL

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WEEKLY NEWS CONFERENCEKansas head football coach Les Miles will conduct a weekly press conference each Monday during the season. The press conference will begin at 12:30 p.m. CT, and will be conducted via Zoom. Press conference information will be provided at least 24 hours in advance. Requested players will be made available via Zoom following Coach Miles.

Coach Miles will also be available on the weekly Big 12 Teleconference on Mondays at 10 a.m. (CT). Information on how to take part in the teleconference is available through the Big 12 Conference office.

After the conclusion of games, Coach Miles and requested players will be made available via Zoom. Press conference information will be sent prior to kickoff. Player requests should be submitted prior to the fourth quarter.

INTERVIEWSContact the communications office for all player or coach interview requests. Interviews with players during the season will take place at 1 p.m., on Mondays. To request players, media should contact Daniel Berk ([email protected]; 785-312-2159) or Andy Eisch ([email protected]; 785-330-3698). Out-of-town media wishing to interview Kansas players should also contact the communications office with their requests. Freshmen are not available for interviews.

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MEDIA INFORMATION

Location Lawrence, Kan.Founded 1866Enrollment 27,690Chancellor Douglas A. Girod (UC Davis, 1981; UC San Francisco, 1985)Athletics Director Jeff Long (Ohio Wesleyan, 1982; Miami (Ohio) 1983)Colors Crimson (Pantone 186) & Blue (Pantone 293)Nickname JayhawksAffiliations NCAA Division I Big 12 ConferenceConference Website www.Big12Sports.comTicket Office 800.34.HAWKS (42957) KUTickets.com

KANSAS FOOTBALL COMMUNICATIONS STAFFOffice 785.864.3417Director of Football Communications Daniel Berk Cell 785.312.2159 Email [email protected] Communications Director Andy Eisch Cell 785.330.3698 Email [email protected] Manager/Publications Coordinator Erin Penning Office 785.864.3417 Email [email protected] Athletics Website KUAthletics.comFacebook /KUAthleticsTwitter @KUAthleticsInstagram @KUAthletics

STADIUMFootball Facility David Booth Kansas Memorial StadiumCapacity 47,233Largest Crowd 52,530 (Sept. 5, 2009 vs. Northern Colorado)Surface Field Turf (2009)Year Opened 1921Press Box Phone (Media Only) 785.864.5593

COACHING INFORMATIONHead Coach Les Miles Alma Mater Michigan, 1976 Record at Kansas 3-15Career Record at Division I (Seasons) 145-70 (18)Defensive Coordinator - Linebackers D.J. EliotOffensive Coordinator - Quarterbacks Brent DearmonSpecial Teams Coordinator - Running Backs Jonathan WallaceDefensive Run Game Coord. - Defensive Line Kwahn DrakeRecruiting Coordinator - Tight Ends Joshua EarglePassing Game Coordinator - Wide Receivers Emmett JonesAssistant Coach - Defensive Backs Chevis JacksonInterim Assistant Coach - Offensive Line John MorookianAssistant Coach - Safeties Jordan PetersonAssistant Coach - Outside Linebackers Chidera Uzo-DiribeDirector of Strength & Conditioning Ben IannacchioneGraduate Assistant Kezelee FlomoGraduate Assistant Andrew CarterGraduate Assistant Bill QueisertGraduate Assistant Darrian Wilson

HISTORYFirst Season of Record 1890Seasons 131stAll-Time Record 588-655-58Conference Titles (Last) 7 (2007)Big 12 Titles (Last) 1 (North Division 2007)Bowl Games (Last) 12 (2008)Bowl Game Titles (Last) 6 (2008)Bowl Games Record 6-6

TEAM INFORMATION2019 Overall Record 3-92019 Conference Record 1-8 (10th)2019 Home Record 2-42019 Road Record 1-5Letterwinners Returning/Lost 54/26Starters Returning/Lost 13/13

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NOTES

YOUTH IS SERVED• Kansas has 37 true freshmen on its roster, which is the seventh-most in the country. Of the 37, 24 have appeared in at least one game this season. The 37 true freshmen are the most in the Big 12 and the fifth-most by a Power 5 program.• Kansas has 67 total underclassmen, accounting for 60.4% of its roster. That ranks Kansas as the 27th-youngest team in the country.• The Jayhawks currently have 83 players on their roster who have appeared in at least one game this season. Of the 83, 45 are underclassmen; meaning 54% of the players who have played this season for Kansas are underclassmen.• So far this season, 16 Jayhawks have made their first-career start, which ranks second in the Big 12 and tied for 12th nationally. True freshman wide receiver Luke Grimm became the 16th when he made his first start against Oklahoma.• A total of 35 players from Miles’ first two recruiting classes have already appeared in a game for Kansas. • Of the 35, 18 have started at least one game. • Miles signed 18 players in his first class in 2019 and 15 of those 18 have played in a game for the Jayhawks already. • So far this year, 20 true scholarship freshmen have played in at least one game this season. • Six true freshmen – Jalon Daniels, Karon Prunty, Daniel Hishaw Jr., Armaj Adams-Reed and Lawrence Arnold – have started at least one game. • Kansas has a freshman or a sophomore leading the team in each of the following categories:

o Leading tackler – Kenny Logan Jr., sophomoreo Leading interceptions – Kenny Logan Jr., sophomoreo Leading tackles-for-loss – Marcus Harris, redshirt freshmano Leading pass breakups – Karon Prunty, freshmano Leading fumble recoveries – Duece Mayberry, freshmano Leading rusher – Velton Gardner, sophomoreo Leading passer – Jalon Daniels, freshman

THE 24Here’s a look at the 24 true freshmen who have seen game action this season:• OL Armaj Adams-Reed• PK Tabor Allen• WR Lawrence Arnold• LB Taiwan Berryhill• WR Jordan Brown• OL Bryce Cabeldue• DL Kenean Caldwell• RB Jack Codwell• QB Jalon Daniels• CB Ra’Mello Dotson• WR Tristan Golightly• WR Luke Grimm• RB Daniel Hishaw Jr.• TE Will Huggins• OL Garrett Jones• CB Johnquai Lewis• CB Duece Mayberry• WR Steven McBride• WR Kyler Pearson• RB Amauri Pesek-Hickson• CB Karon Prunty• DL Jereme Robinson• DL Caleb Taylor• P Reis Vernon

TOUGH COMPETITION• The Jayhawks closed out their 2019 schedule by playing five ranked teams over their final seven weeks. Combine that with the four ranked opponents Kansas has faced this season and that means nine of the Jayhawks last 14 opponents have been ranked coming into the matchup. • During that span, the Jayhawks' have faced Oklahoma (ranked sixth and 19th) twice, Kansas State (22 and 20) twice, Oklahoma State (25 and 17) twice, Texas (15 and 21) twice, and Iowa State (23) once and Baylor (9) once.• The tough slate of ranked teams does not include Coastal Carolina, who is undefeated and ranked No. 15 in the country. • TCU will be the fourth unranked team Kansas has faced this season, equaling the number of ranked opponents the Jayhawks have seen.• This will be the first time since Oct. 17 (at West Virginia) the Jayhawks aren’t facing a ranked team.

JALON IS PLAYIN'• Jalon Daniels, who turned 18 last month, is believed to be the youngest quarterback ever to start a game for Kansas. Daniels started three games as a 17-year-old, before his fourth start last time out against Iowa State as an 18-year-old. Daniels is not the first true freshman quarterback in Kansas history, but is the youngest. • Others who started as true freshmen include Ryan Willis (2015), Adam Barmann (2003) and Kelly Donohoe (1986).• Daniels has thrown for 661 yards in six games this year, completing 52 % of his passes. • He is one of only 22 quarterbacks nationally this season to pass for 200 or more yards and rush for two touchdowns in the same game. He’s the only true freshman to have done it so far this season. • Daniels scored his third rushing touchdown of the season against Iowa State when he scored from 12 yards out. He leads the team in rushing touchdowns with three. He has 36 net rushing yards this season and 196 before sacks.• A native of Lawndale, California, Daniels is planning to major in computer engineering. Threw for 2,351 yards and 26 TDs as a junior at Lawndale High School.

FRESHMEN TO THROW FOR 200+ YARDS AND RUSH FOR 2+ TDS1. Cornelious Brown, Georgia State at Arkansas State; 314 passing yards; 2 rushing TDs (redshirt freshman)2. Levi Williams, Wyoming at Nevada; 227 passing yards; 2 rushing TDs (redshirt freshman)3. Jalon Daniels, Kansas at Kansas State, 207 passing yards, 2 rushing TDs (true freshman)

KANSAS' RECORD WHEN ...

Les MIles Era 2020Overall 3-16 0-7 Big 12 1-14 0-6Nonconference 2-2 0-1 vs. Missouri Valley Conference 1-0 -- vs. Sunbelt Conference 0-2 0-1 vs. Atlantic Coast Conference 1-0 --Home 2-8 0-3Away 1-8 0-4Neutral 0-0 0-0Day Games 1-12 0-5Night Games (6 p.m. start or later) 2-4 0-2vs. Top 25 teams 0-9 0-3vs. Top 10 teams 0-1 0-0TV games 2-5 0-4 on ABC 0-1 -- on Fox Sports 1 1-6 0-3 on ESPN2 0-1 -- on ESPNU 0-1 0-1 on ESPN 0-2 0-2 on Longhorn Network 0-1 -- on Big 12 Now on ESPN+ 0-2 -- on FOX Sports Net 1-1 -- on ACC Network 1-0 -- on FOX 0-1 0-1When scoring first 1-5 0-2When opponents score first 2-11 0-5When leading at halftime 2-1 0-0When trailing at halftime 1-14 0-7When tied at halftime 0-0 0-0When leading after third quarter 2-1 0-0When trailing after third quarter 1-14 0-7When tied after third quarter 0-1 0-0In overtime games 0-0 0-0When scoring less than 20 points 0-10 0-5When scoring 20+ points 1-4 0-2When scoring 30+ points 2-2 0-0When allowing less than 20 points 1-1 0-0When allowing 20-30 points 1-1 0-0When allowing 30+ points 1-14 0-7When rushing for


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LOGAN LOGGING PLAYS• One of the final members of Les Miles’ first recruiting class at Kansas, safety Kenny Logan Jr., has been a major contributor for the Jayhawks this season.• The younger brother of Brandon James, one of the most prolific kick returners in SEC history at Florida, Logan showed the return gene runs in the family. Logan scored on a 100-yard kickoff return against Iowa State. It was the first 100-yard kick return by a Jayhawk since 2002 and the fourth in school history.• Logan also logged an interception in the second half against the Cyclones. He is the only player in college football this season to have a kickoff return for a touchdown and an interception in the same game. In fact, he’s the first to do it nationally since Boise State’s Avery Williams did it in 2018.• Logan picked off another pass against Oklahoma to give him back-to-back games with an interception – the first two of his career.• He also had a pass breakup against Iowa State and is the first player to add that to the kick return touchdown and interception since Troy’s Marcus Jones did it in 2017.• Logan leads the team in tackles with 50, which ranks ninth in the conference. • Logan has 35 solo tackles on the year, which is third in the Big 12 Conference.• The sophomore from Florida had three solo stops and a pass breakup against Iowa State to go with his pick and kickoff return touchdown. Against Oklahoma, he had seven tackles and an interception.

PRUNTY ISLAND• True freshman cornerback Karon Prunty has had a brilliant start to his Kansas career. • A track & field star at I.C. Norcom High School in Portsmouth, Virginia, Prunty has started all seven games this season at cornerback. • He leads all freshmen nationally with nine pass breakups this season. He’s second in the Big 12 and tied for third nationally with that figure.• Prunty had a career-high three pass breakups against Oklahoma last time out. He had two earlier this season against West Virginia, and has at least one in every other game, with the exception of the Iowa State matchup. • The freshman also has 20 tackles on the season, including one for a loss. • Prunty and defensive lineman Caleb Sampson are the only two Kansas defensive players to have started all seven games this season.

MOST PASS BREAKUPS BY A FRESHMAN NATIONALLY THIS SEASON1. Karon Prunty, Kansas 9T2. Shyhiem Battle, NC State 7T2. Anthony Wilson, Georgia Southern 7T4. Antavious Lane, Georgia State 6T4. Malachi Moore, Alabama 6T1. Garrett Williams, Syracuse 6

MARCUS MAKING PLAYS• Redshirt freshmen defensive lineman Marcus Harris had 2 ½ tackles-for-loss at Kansas State. That came one game after he had three TFLs at West Virginia. Harris then added another TFL in his last game against Iowa State.• Harris has 6 ½ tackles-for-loss on the season, which is tied for the sixth-most by a freshman nationally. • A native of Montgomery, Alabama, Harris redshirted last year, but still logged playing time against Indiana State and Baylor. • He has played in six games this season, starting three. He missed the team’s most recent game against Oklahoma.• Only one freshman this season has totaled more than three tackles-for-loss in a game. Harris is tied with several others for second-most. • Harris leads the team with his 6 ½ tackles-for-loss and has 16 total tackles on the season.

MOST TACKLES-FOR-LOSS BY A FRESHMAN NATIONALLY1. Khari Coleman, TCU 9 ½2. Terrell Dawkins, North Carolina State 9T3. Myles Murphy, Clemson 8 ½T3. Colby Wooden, Auburn 8 ½5. Jamal Ligon, UTSA 7 ½6. Calijah Kancey, Pittsburgh 7T7. Marcus Harris, Kansas 6 ½

DYNAMIC DUO• The Kansas wide receiving duo of seniors Andrew Parchment and Stephon Robinson Jr., found the end zone often in 2019, as the duo combined for 15 touchdowns, the most by a pair of KU wide receivers since 2009 (Dezmon Briscoe, Kerry Meier).• Despite Robinson missing the season-opener, Parchment found the end-zone on a 14-yard strike from quarterback Miles Kendrick this season. The touchdown was the eighth of his KU career. Parchment scored the ninth touchdown of his career Saturday against West Virginia, catching a 43-yard touchdown from Kendrick.• The Jayhawks are the only school in the Big 12 to return two of the top-five receivers, in terms of receiving yards in 2019. Parchment (2nd, 831 yards) and Robinson (5th, 727 yards) are the only duo to make up that list.• In his first season in the Crimson and Blue, Parchment caught 65 passes for 831 yards and 7 touchdowns, with his 831 yards ranking 13th in Kansas single-season history. Robinson hauled in 45 catches for 727 yards and 8 touchdowns, as his 727 yards ranks 18th in KU single-season history. Between the two, their combined 1,558 yards are the most since 2016 (Steven Sims Jr., LaQuvionte Gonzalez). • Parchment has at least one catch in 18 of the 19 career games he’s played in for Kansas. Parchment didn’t have a catch against Kansas State, snapping his streak of 16 straight games with a touchdown. He appeared to keep his streak alive when he caught a touchdown pass from Jalon Daniels. However, that touchdown was overturned after video replay.

DUOS TO COMBINE FOR 15+ TOUCHDOWNS

NAME YEAR TDDezmon Briscoe 2008 15Kerry Meier 7Dezmon Briscoe 2009 9Kerry Meier 8Marcus Henry 2007 10Dezmon Briscoe 7Stephon Robinson Jr. 2019 8Andrew Parchment 7

NOTES AWARDS WATCH

Heading into the 2020 season, a number of Jayhawks have been named to preseason watch lists or teams, as KU brings back a number of playmakers for the 2020 season. Here are the list of Jayhawks earning preseason honors.

Pos. Name Preseason HonorRB Pooka Williams Jr. First Team All-Conference (All-Purpose, Athlon) First Team All-Conference (Running Back, Media) Maxwell Award Watch ListP Kyle Thompson Second Team All-Conference (Punter, Athlon) Ray Guy Award Watch List Chris Sail Kicking Fourth Team All-AmericanWR Stephon Robinson Jr. Third Team All-Conference (All-Purpose, Athlon) Paul Hornung Award Preseason Watch ListOL Malik Clark Fourth Team All-Conference (Offensive Line, Athlon)WR Andrew Parchment Fourth Team All-Conference (Wide Receiver, Athlon) First Team All-Conference (Wide Receiver, Media)LB Dru Prox Fourth Team All-Conference (Linebacker, Athlon)OL Chris Hughes Wuerrfel Trophy Watch ListOL Api Mane Wuerrfel Trophy Watch ListLS Logan Klusman Patrick Mannelly Award Watch List Rubio Long Snapping Fourth Team All-American


PLUS ONE• Parchment and Robinson have gained a partner in crime this season in fellow senior Kwamie Lassiter II. • Lassiter leads the team in catches with 31 and receiving yards with 324. • He ranks seventh in the Big 12 in receptions per game at 4.4.• Lassiter led Kansas with seven catches for 58 yards against Kansas State, and then led the team again against Iowa State with five catches for 66 yards. He had four catches for 29 yards against Oklahoma.• Lassiter has at least 60 yards receiving in seven of his last 12 games. He had just one such game in his first 17 contests as a Jayhawk.

THOMPSON HAS A BOOT • Senior punter Kyle Thompson is known for his ability to flip field position, labeled as one of the top punters in all of college football. • He was named to the Ray Guy Award Preseason Watch List - awarded to the nation's top punter. • Over his career, he has punted 156 times for 6,708 yards with an average of 43.0 yards per punt. His average of 43.0 yards per punt currently ranks third in KU school history. • With his 43.0 yards per punt average, Thompson currently ranks tied for 12th amongst FBS active career leaders, while ranking first among active players in the Big 12. • In 2019, Thompson punted 57 times for 2,538 yards, with an average of 44.5. • Thompson's career long of 76 yards (Texas, 2017) ranks 11th in Kansas school history for longest punt.

VELTON IS VERY GOOD• Sophomore running back Velton Gardner ranks eighth in the Big 12 in rushing yards per game at 54.2. The Texas native is averaging 4.5 yards per carry and leads the team with 325 rushing yards. • Gardner gained 138 yards as a true freshman last year, scoring twice. • Gardner has the longest play from scrimmage this year for a Jayhawk, thanks to his 61-yard run earlier this season. • Gardner prepped at Skyline High School, and played quarterback his senior year. He was also the Offensive MVP of the Blue-Grey All-American Bowl as a senior.

LES MILES AT THE HELM• 2020 marks year two of head coach Les Miles at the helm of Kansas football. In his 17-year coaching career, Miles has won a BCS National Championship while at LSU, and has accumulated a 145-66 career record, including a 3-12 record at Kansas.• While at LSU, Miles' teams averaged 10 wins per year in his 11 full seasons, leading LSU to bowl games in each of those 11 seasons (winning seven), and won 42 games against Top-25 and 16 over Top-10 teams. • Miles' teams won 10 or more games seven times, reaching the SEC title game three times (winning twice) and led LSU to five Top-10 and three Top-5 finishes.• Miles is currently one of six active coaches in college football to have won an FBS National Title (Nick Saban - Alabama, Dabo Swinney - Clemson, Jimbo Fisher - Texas A&M, Ed Orgeron - LSU, Mack Brown - North Carolina, Les Miles - Kansas).

JAYHAWKS REMEMBER ISI HOLANI• The Jayhawks will remember Jayhawk Isi Holani, who passed away on August 24, by wearing a decal on their helmet throughout the season. Holani played for KU from 2016-18. He was 24 years old.• Over 30 members of the current team played alongside Holani in his time with the Jayhawks.• KU held a balloon release in August to remember Holani.

KU RANKED TOP IN ATTENDANCE INCREASE IN 2019• Although Jayhawk fans were not be able to attend the season-opener due to COVID-19, Kansas faithful made a huge impact in 2019.• Kansas ranked No. 1 in the FBS in attendance increase from 2018 to 2019, with attendance increasing 74.4 percent. The Jayhawks had an average of 33,875 fans in 2019, as compared to 19,424 in 2018.• The Jayhawks sold out David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium for the first time in over a decade in their game against K-State on Nov. 2, 2019.• Kansas will welcome 10,000 fans to its home stadium on Saturday for the game against Oklahoma State, marking the first time this season fans have been allowed at a home game.

NEW LOOK IN LAWRENCE • The Jayhawks welcome four new members to their coaching staff this season, including special teams coordinator - running backs coach Jonathan Wallace, recruiting coordinator - tight ends coach Joshua Eargle, assistant coach - safeties, Jordan Peterson and assistant coach - outside linebackers, Chidera Uzo-Diribe. • Of the additions, Eargle and Uzo-Diribe were on staff in different positions in 2019, while Wallace comes to KU from Air Force and Peterson arrives from New Mexico.

NEW COACHES ON STAFF IN 2020

NAME POSITIONJonathan Wallace Special Teams Coordinator - Running BacksJoshua Eargle Recruiting Coordinator - Tight EndsJordan Peterson Assistant Coach - SafetiesChidera Uzo-Diribe Assistant Coach - Outside Linebackers

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES SINCE 20108-121 Andrew Parchment Indiana State 20198-100 Andrew Parchment Boston College 20195-132 Andrew Parchment West Virginia 20195-131 Stephon Robinson Jr. Oklahoma 20197-109 Andrew Parchment Texas Tech 20196-186 Stephon Robinson Jr. Texas Tech 20195-113 Steven Sims Jr. Kansas State 20187-102 Pooka Williams Jr. TCU 20184-147 Steven Sims Jr. SEMO 20175-102 Steven Sims Jr. Texas Tech 20179-233 Steven Sims Jr. Kansas State 20175-124 Steven Sims Jr. Rhode Island 20164-114 Steven Sims Jr. Ohio 20168-131 LaQuvionte Gonzalez TCU 20169-101 Steven SIms Jr. TCU 20166-106 LaQuvionte Gonzalez Oklahoma State 20169-124 Steven Sims Jr. West Virginia 20165-127 LaQuvionte Gonzalez Kansas State 20166-115 Tre’ Parmalee Oklahoma State 20155-101 Nigel King Iowa State 20145-128 Nigel King TCU 20147-137 Jimmay Mundine TCU 20146-118 Tony Pierson Texas Tech 20133-100 Andrew Turzilli TCU 2012

3-107 JaCorey Shepherd McNeese State 2011

100-YARD RUSHING GAMES SINCE 2010121 Pooka Williams Jr., So. Boston College Sept. 13, 2019187 Khalil Herbert, Jr. Boston College Sept. 13, 2019137 Pooka Williams Jr., So. Oklahoma Oct. 5, 2019190 Pooka Williams Jr., So. Texas Oct. 19, 2019154 Pooka Williams Jr., So. Iowa State Nov. 23, 2019116 Pooka Williams Jr., So. Baylor Nov. 30, 2019125 Pooka Williams Jr., Fr. Central Michigan Sept. 8, 2018163 Pooka Williams Jr., Fr. Rutgers Sept. 15, 2018252 Pooka Williams Jr., Fr. Oklahoma Nov. 17, 2018103 Pooka Williams Jr., Fr. Texas Nov. 23, 2018137 Khalil Herbert, So. Ohio Sept. 16, 2017291 Khalil Herbert. So. West Virginia Sept. 23, 2017145 Ke’aun Kinner, Sr. Oklahoma State Oct. 22, 2016152 Ke’aun Kinner, Sr. Iowa State Nov. 12, 2016157 Ke’aun Kinner, Jr. S. Dakota St. Sept. 5, 2015113 Ke’aun Kinner, Jr. Memphis Sept. 12, 2015107 De’Andre Mann, Sr. Texas Tech Oct. 17, 2015121 De’Andre Mann, Jr. SEMO Sept. 6, 2014103 Corey Avery, Fr. Iowa State Nov. 8, 2014101 Tony Pierson, Sr. Iowa State Nov. 8, 2014109 James Sims, Sr. Rice Sept. 14, 2013129 James Sims, Sr. Oklahoma Oct. 19, 2013211 James Sims, Sr. West Virginia Nov. 16, 2013114 James Sims, Sr. Iowa State Nov. 13, 2013121 Taylor Cox, So. South Dakota St. Sept. 1, 2012124 Tony Pierson, So. South Dakota St. Sept. 1, 2012120 Tony Pierson, So. Rice Sept. 8, 2012115 James Sims, Jr. Kansas State Oct. 6, 2012138 James Sims, Jr. Oklahoma State Oct. 13, 2012102 James Sims, Jr. Oklahoma Oct. 20, 2012176 James Sims, Jr. Texas Oct. 27, 2012126 James Sims, Jr. Baylor Nov. 3, 2012127 James Sims, Jr. Texas Tech Nov. 10, 2012202 Tony Pierson, So. Texas Tech Nov. 10, 2012104 James Sims, So. McNeese State Sept. 3, 2011117 James Sims, So. Northern Illinois Sept. 10, 2011101 Brandon Bourbon, Fr. Texas Tech Oct. 1, 2011109 Darrian Miller, Fr. Baylor Nov. 12, 2011101 James Sims, Fr. Georgia Tech Sept. 11, 2010115 James Sims, Fr. New Mexico St. Sept. 25, 2010

123 James Sims, Fr. Colorado Nov. 6, 2010

NOTES


TEAM COMPARISON

TCU

NCAA TEAM RANKINGS

KANSAS

KANSAS SEASON RANKINGS

OPPONENT BREAKDOWN

Head Coach

GARY PATTERSONCareer Record: 175-74 (21st Season)Record at TCU: 175-74 (21st Season)

TCU SEASON RANKINGS

LAST MEETING - SEPT. 28, 2019

FORT WORTH – On a hot and humid day in Texas, TCU outscored Kansas, 51-14, behind seven touchdowns, each by a different Horned Frog except for Max Duggan’s two. TCU compiled 625 yards of total offense at Amon G. Carter Stadium, 306 through the air and 319 on the ground. Freshman running back Velton Gardner scored his first-career touchdown at KU, a 45-yard run, early in the fourth quarter. It was Gardner’s longest carry in 2019 as well as the Jayhawks’ second-longest rushing touchdown of the season. Sophomore running back Pooka Williams Jr., got into the scoring action for Kansas in the fourth quarter as well. His 25-yard catch from senior quarterback Carter Stanley was Williams’ first receiving touchdown this season. In his first-career start for the Jayhawks, freshman linebacker Gavin Potter led the team in total tackles with 11, including nine of which came solo.

KANSAS 0 0 0 14 14TCU 21 17 2 13 51

SERIES HISTORY

3-4 (3-4 Big 12)

TCU

HORNED FROGS

SERIES: TCU LEADS 23-9-4In Lawrence: TCU leads 10-7In Fort Worth, Texas: TCU leads 11-2-2Neutral Sites: TCU leads 2-0-2

9/19/1959 Fort Worth L 7-149/17/1960 Lawrence W 21-79/23/1961 Fort Worth L 16-179/22/1962 Lawrence L 3-69/21/1963 Fort Worth L 6-109/19/1964 Lawrence W 7-39/18/1982 Lawrence W 30-199/10/1983 Fort Worth T 16-169/17/1994 Fort Worth L 21-319/14/1995 Lawrence W 38-209/14/1996 Fort Worth W 52-179/6/1997 Lawrence W 17-109/15/2012 Lawrence L 6-2010/12/2013 Fort Worth L 17-2711/15/2014 Lawrence L 30-3411/14/2015 Fort Worth L 17-2310/8/2016 Lawrence L 23-2410/21/2017 Fort Worth L 0-4310/27/2018 Lawrence W 27-26 9/28/2019 Fort Worth L 14-51

Category KU TCURushing Offense 112th 51stPassing Offense 116th 90thTotal Offense 110th 80thScoring Offense 124th 92ndRushing Defense 110th 47thPassing Defense 86th 46thTotal Defense 110th 41stScoring Defense 126th 50thNet Punting 120th 57thPunt Returns 127th 9thKickoff Returns 26th 38thTurnover Margin 107th 61stTime of Possession 107th 48th

Category Avg./Game Big 12 NCAARushing Offense 113.0 9th 112th Passing Offense 151.4 10th 116th Total Offense 264.4 10th 110th Scoring Offense 15.1 10th 124th Rushing Defense 213.7 10th 110th Passing Defense 254.9 7th 86th Total Defense 468.8 10th 110th Scoring Defense 48.4 10th 126th Net Punting 33.33 10th 120th Punt Returns -1.00 10th 127th Kickoff Returns 23.07 4th 26th Turnover Margin -0.86 10th 107th Time of Possession 29:47 10th 107th

Category Avg./Game Big 12 NCAARushing Offense 177.3 2nd 51st Passing Offense 204.4 8th 90th Total Offense 381.7 7th 80th Scoring Offense 24.0 9th 92nd Rushing Defense 147.7 5th 47th Passing Defense 220.7 4th 46th Total Defense 368.4 5th 41st Scoring Defense 26.71 5th 50th Net Punting 36.88 2nd 57th Punt Returns 15.29 2nd 9th Kickoff Returns 21.50 6th 38th Turnover Margin 0.00 6th 61st Time of Possession 31:08 5th 48th

TCU STATISTICAL LEADERS

PASSING Comp Att Yds Int Pct TD YPGMax Duggan 121 190 1,274 3 63.7 5 182.0Matthew Downing 13 25 157 1 52.0 1 78.5

RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/GMax Duggan 90 348 3.9 6 81 49.7Darwin Barlow 53 304 5.7 3 74 43.4Kendre Miller 34 195 5.7 0 28 32.5

RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/GTaye Barber 30 320 10.7 2 30 45.7Blair Conwright 17 207 12.2 1 34 29.6Quentin Johnston 14 240 17.1 1 50 34.3Pro Wells 10 117 11.7 1 47 16.2

DEFENSE Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-YdsGarret Wallow 27 29 56 5.5-23 1.0-16 --Dee Winters 27 17 44 4.0-15 1.0-9 --Trevon Moehrig 21 15 36 2.0-6 -- 1-0La'Kendrick Van Zandt 21 15 36 3.5-9 -- 2-37Ochaun Mathis 15 14 29 9.0-47 5.0-33 --Nook Bradford 20 6 26 3.0-8 -- --

TEAM STATISTICS KU TCUFirst Downs 8 29Rushing 3 15Passing 3 14Rushing Yards 75 319Rushing Attempts 18 61Average Per Rush 4.2 5.2Passing Yards 84 306Comp.-Att.-Int. 12-29-0 19-27-0Average Per Comp. 7.0 16.1Passing Touchdowns 1 2Total Offense 159 625Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 2-10 10-95Punts-Yards 9-437 4-155Punt Return Yards 0 139Kick Return Yards 101 0Interceptions-Yards 0-0 0-0Time of Possession 20:25 39:35Third Down Conversions 1-11 14-19Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-0Red Zone 0-0 6-6Sacks-Yards 1-11 2-7Field Goals 0-1 1-2Points off Turnovers 0 0

PLAYER STATISTICSKANSASPassingCarter Stanley 12/29, 84 yds, 1 TDRushingVelton Gardner 4 att, 61 yds, 1 TDReceivingAndrew Parchment 4 rec, 10 ydsTacklesGavin Potter 11 tacklesSacksCaleb Sampson 1.0 sacks

TCUPassingAlex Delton 10/15, 186 ydsRushingDarius Anderson 18 att, 115 yds, 1 TDReceivingDylan Thomas 3 rec, 44 yds, 1 TDTacklesGarret Wallow 6 tacklesSacksDee Winters 1.0 sacks

SCORING SUMMARYQtr. Time Play Score1st 11:12 TCU - Thomas, Dylan 26 yd pass from Duggan, Max (5-59, 1:53) 0-71st 2:09 TCU - Wells, Pro 7 yd td pass from Duggan, Max (17-72, 8:08) 0-141st 0:00 TCU - Reagor, Jalen 73 yd punt return 0-212nd 10:54 TCU - Anderson, Darius 11 yd run (5-52, 2:21) 0-282nd 4:44 TCU - Olonilua, Sewo (5-69, 2:49) 0-352nd 0:01 TCU - Song, Jonathan 25 yd field goal (14-79, 3:35) 0-384th 12:10 KU - Gardner, Velton 45 yd run (2-45, 0:17) 7-384th 9:13 TCU - Foster, Daimarqua 8 yd run (5-75, 2:57) 7-454th 3:50 KU - Williams, Pooka 25 yd pass from Stanley, Carter (5-52, 2:03) 14-454th 0:00 TCU - Collins, Mike 11 yd run (10-75, 3:50) 14-51


2020 STANDINGS BIG 12 PCT STREAK OVERALL PCT STREAKIowa State 6-1 0.857 W3 6-2 0.750 W3Oklahoma 5-2 0.714 W5 6-2 0.750 W5Oklahoma State 4-2 0.667 L1 5-2 0.714 L1Texas 4-2 0.667 W3 5-2 0.714 W3West Virginia 4-3 0.571 W1 5-3 0.625 W1Kansas State 4-3 0.571 L3 4-4 0.500 L3TCU 3-4 0.429 L1 3-4 0.429 L1Texas Tech 2-5 0.286 W1 3-5 0.375 W1Baylor 1-5 0.167 L5 1-5 0.167 L5Kansas 0-6 0.000 L6 0-7 0.000 L7

THIS WEEK IN THE BIG 12 Friday, Nov. 27Iowa State at Texas [ABC] 11 a.m.

Saturday, Nov. 28 Texas Tech at Oklahoma State [FOX] 11 a.m.Kansas State at Baylor [ESPN2] 6 p.m.Oklahoma at West Virginia [ABC] 6:30 p.m.TCU at Kansas [FS1] 7 p.m.

All times listed as Central

LAST WEEK IN THE BIG 12 Saturday, Nov. 21Iowa State 45, Kansas State 0 Oklahoma 41, Oklahoma State 13 Texas at Kansas Postponed until Dec. 12

All times listed as Central

2020 BIG 12 STAT LEADERSSCORING SCHOOL PPG Offense Oklahoma 45.5Defense West Virginia 17.8RUSHING YPG TDBreece Hall, ISU 146.1 15PASSING YPG TDSpencer Rattler, OU 289.9 22RECEIVING YPG TDTylan Wallace, OSU 93.7 4TACKLES SOLO-AST TOTALTerrel Bernard, BU 34-21 55SACKS SOLO-AST TOTALNick Bonitto 6-2 7.0TACKLES-FOR-LOSS SOLO-AST TOTALJoseph Ossai, UT 10-7 13.5

BIG 12 PRESEASON POLL1. Oklahoma (80) 8882. Oklahoma State (6) 7423. Texas (4) 7274. Iowa State 6075. Baylor 4896. TCU 4777. Kansas State 3668. West Virginia 2879. Texas Tech 26710. Kansas 100

BIG 12 CONFERENCE

2020 SCHEDULESept. 12 at Kansas (W, 38-23)Sept. 18 CAMPBELL (W, 43-21)Oct. 3 ARKANSAS STATE (W, 52-23)Oct. 14 (Wednesday) at Louisiana (W, 30-27)Oct. 24 GEORGIA SOUTHERN (W, 28-14)Oct. 29 at Georgia State (W, 51-0)Nov. 7 SOUTH ALABAMA (W, 23-6)Nov. 14 at Troy (Postponed)Nov. 21 APPALACHIAN STATE (W, 34-23)Nov. 28 at Texas State

Record: 8-0 (6-0 Sun Belt)

COASTAL CAROLINASept. 12, 2020 | 9 p.m.

David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan.

AT BAYLOR Sept. 26, 2020 | 6:30 p.m.

McLane Stadium | Waco, Texas

2020 SCHEDULESept. 26 KANSAS (W, 47-14)Oct. 3 at West Virginia (L, 21-27, 2OT)Oct. 24 at Texas (L, 16-27)Oct. 31 TCU (L, 23-33)Nov. 7 at Iowa State (L, 31-38)Nov. 14 at Texas Tech (L, 23-24)Nov. 28 KANSAS STATEDec. 5 at OklahomaDec. 12 OKLAHOMA STATE

Record: 1-5 (1-5 Big 12)

OKLAHOMA STATEOct. 3, 2020 | 2:30 p.m.


2020 SCHEDULESept. 19 TULSA (W, 16-7)Sept. 26 WEST VIRGINIA (W, 27-13)Oct. 3 at Kansas (W, 47-7)Oct. 24 IOWA STATE (W, 24-21)Oct. 31 TEXAS (L, 34-41, OT)Nov. 7 at Kansas State (W, 20-18)Nov. 21 at Oklahoma (L, 13-41) Nov. 28 TEXAS TECHDec. 5 at TCUDec. 12 at Baylor

Record: 5-2 (4-2 Big 12)

AT WEST VIRGINIAOct. 17, 2020 | 11 a.m.

Milan Puskar Stadium | Morgantown, W.Va.

2020 SCHEDULESept. 12 EASTERN KENTUCKY (W, 56-10)Sept. 26 at Oklahoma State (L, 13-27)Oct. 3 BAYLOR (W, 27-21, 2OT)Oct. 17 KANSAS (W, 38-17)Oct. 24 at Texas Tech (L, 27-34)Oct. 31 KANSAS STATE (W, 37-10)Nov. 7 at Texas (L, 13-17)Nov. 14 TCU (W, 24-6)Nov. 28 OKLAHOMADec. 5 at Iowa State

Record: 5-3 (4-3 Big 12)

2020 SCHEDULESept. 12 ARKANSAS STATE (L, 31-35)Sept. 26 at Oklahoma (W, 38-35 OT)Oct. 3 TEXAS TECH (W, 31-21)Oct. 10 at TCU (W, 21-14)Oct. 24 KANSAS (W, 55-14)Oct. 31 at West Virginia (L, 10-37)Nov. 7 OKLAHOMA STATE (L, 18-20)Nov. 21 at Iowa State (L, 0-45)Nov. 28 at BaylorDec. 5 TEXAS

Record: 4-4 (4-3 Big 12)

AT KANSAS STATEOct. 24, 2020 | 11 a.m.

Bill Snyder Family Stadium | Manhattan, Kan.

2020 SCHEDULESept. 12 LOUISIANA (L, 14-31)Sept. 26 at TCU (W, 37-34)Oct. 3 OKLAHOMA (W, 37-30)Oct. 10 TEXAS TECH (W, 31-15)Oct. 24 at Oklahoma State (L, 21-24)Oct. 31 at Kansas (W, 52-22)Nov. 7 BAYLOR (W, 38-31)Nov. 21 KANSAS STATE (W, 45-0)Nov. 27 (Friday) at TexasDec. 5 WEST VIRGINIA

Record: 6-2 (6-1 Big 12)

IOWA STATEOct. 31, 2020 | 11 a.m.


AT OKLAHOMANov. 7, 2020 | 2:30 p.m.

Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium | Norman, Okla.

2020 SCHEDULESept. 12 MISSOURI STATE (W, 48-0)Sept. 26 KANSAS STATE (L, 35-38, OT)Oct. 3 at Iowa State (L, 30-37)Oct. 10 TEXAS (Dallas, Texas) (W, 53-45, 4OT)Oct. 24 at TCU (W, 33-14)Oct. 31 at Texas Tech (W, 62-28)Nov. 7 KANSAS (W, 62-9)Nov. 21 OKLAHOMA STATE (W, 41-13)Nov. 28 at West VirginiaDec. 5 BAYLOR

Record: 6-2 (5-2 Big 12)

TEXASDec. 12, 2020 | TBA


2020 SCHEDULESept. 12 UTEP (W, 59-3)Sept. 26 at Texas Tech (W, 63-56, 2OT)Oct. 3 TCU (L, 31-33)Oct. 10 OKLAHOMA (Dallas, Texas) (L, 45-53, 4OT)Oct. 24 BAYLOR (W, 27-16)Oct. 31 at Oklahoma State (W, 41-34, OT)Nov. 7 WEST VIRGINIA (W, 17-13)Nov. 21 at Kansas (Postponed until Dec. 12)Nov. 27 (Friday) IOWA STATEDec. 5 at Kansas StateDec. 12 at Kansas

Record: 5-2 (4-2 Big 12)

TCUNov. 28, 2020 | 7 p.m.


2020 SCHEDULESept. 26 IOWA STATE (L, 34-37)Oct. 3 at Texas (W, 33-31)Oct. 10 KANSAS STATE (L, 14-21)Oct. 24 OKLAHOMA (L, 14-33)Oct. 31 at Baylor (W, 33-23)Nov. 7 TEXAS TECH (W, 34-18)Nov. 14 at West Virginia (L, 6-24)Nov. 28 at KansasDec. 5 OKLAHOMA STATE

Record: 3-4 (3-4 Big 12)

AT TEXAS TECHDec. 5, 2020 | TBA

Jones AT&T Stadium | Lubbock, Texas

2020 SCHEDULESept. 12 HOUSTON BAPTIST (W, 35-33)Sept. 26 TEXAS (L, 56-63, 2OT)Oct. 3 at Kansas State (L, 21-31)Oct. 10 at Iowa State (L, 15-31)Oct. 24 WEST VIRGINIA (W, 34-27)Oct. 31 OKLAHOMA (L, 28-62)Nov. 7 at TCU (L, 18-34)Nov. 14 BAYLOR (W, 24-23)Nov. 28 at Oklahoma StateDec. 5 KANSAS

Record: 3-5 (2-5 Big 12)

OPPONENT SCHEDULES


Year Record Bowl/NotesGraduate Assistant // Michigan

1980 10-2 Rose BowlBig 10 Champions

1981 9-3 Bluebonnet BowlRanked No. 12

Assistant Coach // Colorado1982 2-8-1 1983 4-7 1984 1-10 1985 7-5 Freedom Bowl1986 6-6 Bluebonnet Bowl

Assistant Coach // Michigan1987 8-4 Outback Bowl

Ranked No. 191988 9-2-1 Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Champions1989 10-2 Rose Bowl Big 10 Champions1990 9-3 Gator Bowl Gator Bowl Champions1991 10-2 Rose Bowl Big 10 Champions1992 9-0-3 Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Champions1993 8-4 Outback Bowl1994 8-4 Holiday Bowl Holiday Bowl Champions

Offensive Coordinator // Oklahoma State1995 4-8 1996 5-6 1997 8-4 Alamo Bowl

Assistant Coach // Dallas Cowboys1998 10-6 Divisional Champions1999 8-8 2000 5-11

Head Coach // Oklahoma State2001 4-7 2002 8-5 Houston Bowl

Houston Bowl Champions2003 9-4 Cotton Bowl2004 7-5 Alamo Bowl

Head Coach // LSU2005 11-2 Peach Bowl

Ranked No. 5; SEC West Champions2006 11-2 Sugar Bowl Ranked No. 3; Sugar Bowl Champions2007 12-2 BCS National Championship National Champions; SEC Champions2008 8-5 Chick-fil-A Bowl

Chick-fil-A Bowl Champions2009 9-4 Capital One Bowl

Ranked No. 17; Capital One Bowl Champions2010 11-2 Cotton Bowl

Ranked No. 8; Cotton Bowl Champions2011 13-1 BCS National Championship No. 1 for 11 weeks; SEC Champions2012 10-3 Chick-fil-A Bowl Top 10 throughout regular season2013 10-3 Outback Bowl

Outback Bowl Champions4th-Straight 10-win Season

2014 8-5 Music City Bowl2015 9-3 Texas Bowl2016 2-2

Head Coach // Kansas2019 3-9 2020 0-6Record at Kansas: 3-15 Career record: 145-70

YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD

HONORS & AWARDS

• 2007 BCS National Champion• 2011 AFCA Coach of the Year Award• 2011 AP Coach of the Year Award• 2011 Home Depot Coach of the Year Award• 2011 SEC Coach of the Year• 2011 Walter Camp Coach of the Year Award• Lousiana Sports Hall of Fame Inductee• Nine career Bowl victories in 15 appearances• Has coached 10 consensus All-Americans• Two-time SEC Champion, Three-time SEC West Champion• Holds the best career winning percentage in LSU coaching history (.802)• Led LSU to its first 12-win season in school history

Alma Mater: Michigan, 1976Hometown: Elyria, OhioWife: KathyChildren: Kathryn, Manny, Ben & Macy

Les Miles, a national championship-winning former coach at Louisiana State and Oklahoma State, was named the head coach of the University of Kansas football team on November 18, 2018.

KU earned its first victory of the Les Miles era on August 31, 2019, when the Jayhawks defeated Indiana State, 24-17. Miles would lead the Jayhawks to additional wins over Boston College and Texas Tech in 2019.

The Jayhawks saw several improved marks in 2019 under Miles, where KU averaged 377.3 yards per game on offense, the team’s highest output since 2009. In its win against Boston College, KU was named Reveal Suits National Team of the Week.

Miles led several Jayhawks to season honors in 2019, including Bryce Torneden being named to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. Two Jayhawks, Hakeem Adeniji and Azur Kamara, participated in the Reeses Senior Bowl. Adeniji was later drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the sixth round of the 2019 NFL Draft.

Upon arriving in Lawrence, Miles had 142 victories, a BCS national championship, two SEC titles, 109 NFL Draft picks, including 21 First Round selections, in 35-plus years of college coaching, the most career wins of anyone who has coached football at Kansas in the modern era.

Prior to Kansas, Miles served as the head coach at LSU (2005-16), where his teams averaged 10 wins per year in his 11 full seasons. He led LSU to bowl games in each of those 11 seasons (winning seven), and won 42 games against Top-25 teams and 16 over Top-10 teams. Miles’ teams won 10 or more games seven times, reached the SEC title game three times (winning twice) and led LSU to five Top-10 and three Top-5 finishes.During his tenure at LSU, Miles coached an SEC-leading

69 NFL draft picks, 13 of them first-round selections. He coached 22 first-team All-Americans and 11 players who won national awards. He is the second-winningest coach in LSU history in overall wins (112) and SEC regular-season wins (63).In the classroom, more than 240 players earned degrees under Miles and during his tenure, LSU Football’s graduation rate ranked as high as No. 2 in the SEC multiple times. As part of LSU’s Project Graduation established in 2010, more than 30 players who had left school without a degree returned to earn their college diploma before Miles left in 2016. Nearly 190 LSU players were named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll during Miles’ time there.

Miles went to LSU after a four-year tenure as head coach at Oklahoma State. The OSU program he took over in 2001 had registered only one winning season since 1988. The Cowboys went 4-7 his first year, then had three-straight winning seasons (8-5, 9-4, 7-5). He led OSU to three-straight bowl games, a first for the program since 1983-85.Miles’ four-year winning percentage of 57 percent is the best career winning percentage for an OSU coach since 1949. OSU was the only team in the nation to beat Oklahoma twice during Miles’ four-year tenure there.

Prior to OSU, Miles spent three years as tight-ends coach with the Dallas Cowboys (one divisional title, two playoff appearances). He went to Dallas after serving as offensive coordinator at OSU for three seasons (8-3, Alamo Bowl berth in 1997).

Miles served two stints (total of 10 seasons) as an assistant coach at Michigan, several of them under legendary head coach Bo Schembechler. During Miles’ second tenure there, from 1987-94, Michigan won 71 games, made eight-straight bowl appearances, including four Rose Bowls, and finished no lower than No. 21 in the final Associate Press national rankings.

Between tenures at Michigan, Miles spent four seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Colorado.

Miles graduated from Michigan in 1976 with a degree in economics. He was a two-year football letterman, playing on two Big Ten championship teams. He earned all-state honors in football at Elyria High School in Ohio, where he also earned letters in baseball and wrestling.

Miles’ wife, Kathy, was a point guard at Central Michigan University and later an assistant basketball coach at Michigan. They have two daughters, Kathryn (nickname “Smacker”), a former swimmer at Texas and currently a TV sports personality and Macy, a youth softball pitching standout. They also have two sons, Manny, who played for the Jayhawks in 2019 and Ben, who won a high-school football state title in 2015 and is currently a fullback at KU.

Head Coach

LES MILESCareer Record: 145-70 (18th season)Record at KU: 3-15 (2nd season)


RECORD VS. TOP-25

OKLAHOMA STATE, 2001 (1-2)OPPONENT OSU RANK RESULT#11 Texas NR L, 45-17#25 Colorado NR L, 22-19#4 Oklahoma NR W, 16-13 OKLAHOMA STATE, 2002 (1-3)OPPONENT OSU RANK RESULT#23 UCLA NR L, 38-24#2 Texas NR L, 17-15#19 Kansas State NR L, 44-9#3 Oklahoma NR W, 38-28

OKLAHOMA STATE, 2003 (1-2)OPPONENT OSU RANK RESULT#22 Kansas State NR W, 38-24#1 Oklahoma #15 L, 52-9#11 Texas #11 L, 55-16

OKLAHOMA STATE, 2004 (0-3)OPPONENT OSU RANK RESULT#2 Oklahoma #20 L, 38-35#7 Texas #19 L, 56-35#19 Ohio State NR L, 33-7

LSU, 2005 (5-2)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT at #15 Arizona St. #5 W, 35-31#10 Tennessee #4 L, 30-27 (OT)#11 Florida #10 W, 21-17#17 Auburn #7 W, 20-17 (OT)at #3 Alabama #5 W, 16-13 (OT)

SEC Championship Game • Atlanta • Georgia Dome#13 Georgia #3 L, 34-14

Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl • Atlanta • Georgia Dome#10 Miami #9 W, 40-3

LSU, 2006 (3-2)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT at #3 Auburn #6 L, 7-3at #5 Florida #9 L, 23-10at #8 Tennessee #13 W, 28-24at #5 Arkansas #9 W, 31-26

Sugar Bowl • New Orleans • Superdome#11 Notre Dame #4 W, 41-14

LSU, 2007 (7-1)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT#9 Virginia Tech #2 W, 48-7#12 South Carolina #2 W, 28-16#7 Florida #1 W, 28-24at #17 Kentucky #1 L, 40-37 (OT)#18 Auburn #5 W, 30-24at #17 Alabama #17 W, 41-34

SEC Championship Game • Atlanta • Georgia Dome#14 Tennessee #5 W, 21-14

BCS National Championship Game • New Orleans • Superdome#1 Ohio State #2 W, 38-24

LSU, 2008 (2-3)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT at #9/10 Auburn #6 W, 26-21at #11 Florida #3 L, 51-21#9 Georgia #11 L, 52-38#1 Alabama #15 L, 27-21 (OT)

Chick-fil-A Bowl • Atlanta • Georgia Dome#14 Georgia Tech NR W, 38-3

LSU, 2009 (1-3)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULTat #18/14 Georgia #4 W, 20-13#1 Florida #4 L, 13-3#3 Alabama #9 L, 24-15

Capital One Bowl • Orlando, Fla. • Citrus Bowl#11/9 Penn State #13 L, 19-17

LSU, 2010 (5-2)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT#18 North Carolina #21/16 W, 30-24#22/21 W. Virginia #15/12 W, 20-14at #14/12 Florida #12/9 W, 33-29at #5 Auburn #6 L, 24-17#5 Alabama #12/11 W, 24-21at #12 Arkansas #6 L, 31-23

Cotton Bowl • Arlington, Texas • Cowboys Stadium#18 Texas A&M #11 W, 41-24

LSU, 2011 (8-1)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT#3 Oregon #4 W, 40-27at #25 Miss. State #3 W, 19-6at #16 West Virginia #2/3 W, 47-21#17/18 Florida #1/2 W, 41-11#19/23 Auburn #1/2 W, 45-10#2 Alabama #1 W, 9-6#3 Arkansas #1 W, 41-17

SEC Championship Game • Atlanta • Georgia Dome#12/14 Georgia #1 W, 42-10

BCS National Championship Game • New Orleans • Superdome#2 Alabama #1 L, 21-0

LSU, 2012 (3-3)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT#10 Florida #4 L, 14-6#3 South Carolina #9 W, 23-21#20 Texas A&M #6 W, 24-19#1 Alabama #5 L, 21-17#22 Mississippi State #9 W, 37-17

Chick-fil-A Bowl • Atlanta • Georgia Dome#14 Clemson #9 L, 25-24

LSU, 2013 (3-2)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT#20 TCU #12 W, 37-27#9 Georgia #6 L, 44-41#17 Florida #10 W, 17-6#1 Alabama #10 L, 38-17#9 Texas A&M #18 W, 34-10

LSU, 2014 (2-2)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT#14 Wisconsin #13 W, 28-24#5 Auburn #15 L, 41-7#3 Ole Miss #24 W, 10-7#4 Alabama #14 L, 20-13 (OT)

LSU, 2015 (3-2)OPPONENT LSU RANK RESULT#25 Mississippi State #14 W, 21-19#18 Auburn #13 W, 45-21#8 Florida #6 W, 35-28#7 Alabama #4 L, 30-16#22 Ole Miss #17 L, 38-17

KANSAS, 2019 (0-4)OPPONENT KU RANK RESULT#6 Oklahoma NR L, 20-45#22 Kansas State NR L, 10-38#25 Oklahoma State NR L, 13-31#9 Baylor NR L, 6-61

KANSAS, 2020 (0-3)OPPONENT KU RANK RESULT#17 Oklahoma State NR L, 7-47#20 Kansas State NR L, 14-55#23 Iowa State NR L, 22-52#19 Oklahoma NR L, 9-62

OPPONENT RECORDAppalachian State 2-0Alabama 5-7Arizona 1-0Arizona State 1-0Arkansas 6-5Auburn 8-4Baylor 4-2Boston College 1-0Clemson 0-1Coastal Carolina 0-2Colorado 1-1Eastern Michigan 1-0Florida 7-4Fresno State 1-0Furman 1-0Georgia 2-3Georgia Tech 1-0Idaho 1-0Iowa 1-0Indiana State 1-0Iowa State 1-3Jacksonville State 1-0Kansas 2-0Kansas State 1-3Kentucky 3-1Kent State 1-0Louisiana-Lafayette 3-0Louisiana-Monroe 2-0Louisiana Tech 3-1McNeese State 1-0Miami (Fla.) 1-0Middle Tennessee 1-0Mississippi State 11-1Missouri 1-1Missouri State 1-0Nebraska 1-1New Mexico State 1-0North Carolina 1-0North Texas 3-0Northern Iowa 1-0Northwestern State 2-0Notre Dame 1-1Ohio State 1-1Oklahoma 2-4Oklahoma State 0-2Ole Miss 7-5Oregon 1-0Penn State 0-1Sam Houston State 1-0SMU 3-0South Carolina 4-0Southern Miss 1-1Syracuse 1-0TCU 0-1Tennessee 4-1Texas 0-5Texas A&M 7-2Texas Tech 3-3Towson 1-0Troy 1-0Tulane 4-0Tulsa 1-0UAB 1-0UCLA 1-1Vanderbilt 3-0Virginia Tech 1-0Washington 2-0Wisconsin 1-2West Virginia 2-1Western Kentucky 2-0Wyoming 1-0

Bold indicates 2020 opponent

ALL-TIME RECORD AGAINST

LES MILES BY THE NUMBERS

NFLDRAFT SELECTIONS110 FIRST ROUNDDRAFT PICKS23

POSTSEASONAPPEARANCES27BOWL GAMEAPPEARANCES14

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• Was promoted to Offensive Coordinator - Quarterbacks on Oct. 6, 2019, after previously serving as a senior offensive consultant. • In his six games at Offensive Coordinator in 2019, the Jayhawks averaged 401.67 yards per game, including three games with 450 or more yards (Texas, Texas Tech, Iowa State). • Dearmon came to KU fresh off a one-year head coaching stint where he produced the nation’s highest-scoring offense at any level in 2018. In his one season leading his alma mater, Bethel University, Dearmon guided the Wildcats to their best season in school history.

(F)BRENT DEARMONOffensive Coordinator - QuarterbacksSecond Season

• Was hired in December of 2018 as the defensive coordinator of Les Miles’ staff at KU. Eliot brings over 20 years of coaching experience in the collegiate rankings, including the last seven as a defensive coordinator. • Eliot’s pedigree includes coaching stops at Florida State, Miami, Colorado and Kentucky, as well as time with proven winners and program builders Jimbo Fisher and Mark Stoops. Additionally, Eliot is among a select group of defensive thought-leaders who regularly clinic around the principles of the 3-4 defense.

D.J. ELIOTDefensive Coordinator - Inside LinebackersSecond Season

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JONATHAN WALLACESpecial Teams Coordinator - Running BacksFirst Season

JORDAN PETERSONAssistant Coach - SafetiesFirst Season

KWAHN DRAKEAssistant Coach - Defensive LineSecond Season

JOSHUA EARGLERecruiting Coordinator - Tight EndFirst Season

CHIDERA UZO-DIRIBEAssistant Coach - Outside LinebackersFirst Season

CHEVIS JACKSONAssistant Coach - CornerbacksSecond Season

EMMETT JONESPassing Game Coordinator - Wide ReceiversSecond Season

• John Morookian joined the Kansas football program as an offensive senior analyst in March 2020.• Morookian comes to Lawrence from Ames, Iowa, where he spent the previous two seasons as a quality control assistant on offense for the Iowa State football program.• During Morookian’s time in Ames, the Cyclones qualified for three-straight bowl games, annually appeared in the national rankings, won 23 games and totaled three of ISU’s four above-.500 conference seasons in the history of the Big 12 Conference (1996-present) since 2017.

JOHN MOROOKIANInterim Assistant Coach - Offensive LineFirst Season

• Joined Les Miles’ staff in February of 2020 after spending the 2019 season at Air Force, where he helped the Falcons to an 11-2 record and a victory in the Cheez-It Bowl. • Air Force posted a 7-1 record in the Mountain West, a school record for conference wins, and finished the year in the Top 25 national rankings for the first time since 1998. Wallace’s tight ends were instrumental in blocking for the FBS’ second-ranked rushing offense, while the Falcons led the nation in fewest sacks allowed. • Worked with Offensive Coordinator Brent Dearmon at Bethel University, where the duo led the Wildcats to a 10-1 record.

• Joined Les Miles’ staff in January of 2020. In his 10-year coaching career, he has coached in five bowl games and an appearance in the 2011 Cotton Bowl. • Previously served as the Defensive Coordinator - Safeties at New Mexico. • Peterson got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant coach at Texas A&M in 2010 and 2011. That followed a four-year playing career with the Aggies, where he made 81 tackles and broke up 15 passes at safety.

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• Enters his second season as an Assistant Coach - Defensive Line for the Jayhawks. In 2019, he coached defensive lineman Jelani Brown to All-Big 12 honorable mention honors. • Previously worked under Defensive Coordinator D.J. Eliot at Colorado, where he was the defensive line coach. • In Drake’s lone season in Boulder, he coached defensive tackle Mustafa Johnson, who led the Pac-12 in sacks and ranked third in tackles-for-loss.

• Enters his first season as the Recruiting Coordinator - Tight Ends coach, after joining the Jayhawks as a senior offensive consultant in 2019. • Prior joining the Kansas staff, Eargle spent the previous three seasons at Austin Peay in a variety of roles, including interim head coach, offensive coordinator, run game coordinator and offensive line coach. Prior to the 2017 season, Austin Peay went from having just one win in four years to finishing with an 8-4 mark, including an 8-1 record in FCS competition.

• Was promoted to outside linebackers coach by Kansas head coach Les Miles in January 2020, after serving as quality control working with the Kansas defense during the 2019 season. • Spent the previous three years as a defensive graduate assistant working with the outside linebackers and defensive line from 2016-18 at the University of Colorado under Defensive Coordinator D.J. Eliot. • Was a four-year letterman at Colorado, where he played defensive end. He finished his career with 118 total tackles, 20 sacks, 31 TFL and 10 forced fumbles.

• Enters his second season on Les Miles’ staff at Kansas, coaching the KU defensive backs. • Made an immediate impact upon arriving in Lawrence, guiding Hasan Defense and Mike Lee to All-Big 12 honors in his first season with the Jayhawks. • Was a four-year letterwinner and a three-year starter at cornerback for Miles at LSU. During his time with the program, the Tigers made two SEC Championship game appearances, winning the title in 2007. Jackson recorded two tackles and returned an interception 34 yards in helping lead LSU to a 38-24 win over Ohio State in the 2008 BCS National Championship game.

• Is in his second season on head coach Les Miles’ staff at Kansas, and was promoted to passing game coordinator following the 2019 season. • Coached Andrew Parchment and Stephon Robinson Jr., to all-conference honors in 2019. Additionally, Parchment was the Big 12 Newcomer of the Week following his outing against West Virginia. • Spent three years (2015-18) at Texas Tech, where he coached wide receivers Dylan Cantrell, Keke Coutee, T.J. Vasher and Jakeem Grant, among others, to record-breaking seasons.

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NO. NAME POS. A55 Armaj Adams-Reed OL6 Valerian Agbaw Jr. CB44 Tabor Allen K38 Clinton Anokwuru DL91 Jelani Arnold DL2 Lawrence Arnold WR B28 Taiwan Berryhill LB34 Nate Betts S96 Zack Biddison DL83 Jacob Borcila K68 Earl Bostick Jr. OL18 Jordan Brown WR49 Krishawn Brown LB91 Cole Brungardt K93 Sam Burt DL C77 Bryce Cabeldue OL97 Kenean Caldwell DL25 David Carter CB47 Jared Casey FB35 Nick Caudle S41 Nick Channel LB61 Malik Clark OL22 Jack Codwell RB86 Mac Copeland TE D17 Jalon Daniels QB43 Jay Dineen LB13 Ra'Mello Dotson CB32 Dylan Downing LB57 Emory Duggar LS F89 Mason Fairchild TE15 Miles Fallin QB18 Denzel Feaster LB7 Davon Ferguson S6 Rob Fiorentino RB25 Gayflor Flomo RB G92 Donovan Gagen P/K20 Donovan Gaines CB5 Gabe Garber QB0 Velton Gardner RB79 Joseph Gilbertson OL10 Tristan Golightly WR80 Luke Grimm WR H2 Corione Harris CB50 Marcus Harris DL37 Hayden Hatcher LB20 Daniel Hishaw Jr. RB60 Luke Hosford LS88 Jamahl Horne WR34 Will Huggins TE76 Chris Hughes OL J 15 Kyron Johnson LB24 Malik Johnson WR4 Elijah Jones CB62 Garrett Jones OL46 Liam Jones K K 45 Trevor Kardell TE85 Hunter Kaufman WR3 Miles Kendrick QB67 Logan Klusman LS69 Joe Krause OL L8 Kwamie Lassiter II WR99 Malcolm Lee DL11 Johnquai Lewis CB

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Prev. School)0 Velton Gardner RB 5’9’’ 195 So. 1L Dallas, Texas (Skyline HS)1 Kenny Logan Jr. S 6’0” 190 So. 1L St. Augustine, Fla. (Menendez HS)1 Pooka Williams Jr. RB 5’10” 170 Jr. 2L New Orleans, La. (Hahnville HS)2 Lawrence Arnold WR 6’3” 185 Fr. HS DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS)2 Corione Harris CB 6’1” 180 Jr. 2L New Orleans, La. (Landry-Walker HS)=3 Ricky Thomas S 5’10’’ 174 Sr. 2L New Orleans, La. (Dutchtown HS/Blinn CC)3 Miles Kendrick QB 5’10’’ 203 Jr. SQ Morgan Hill, Calif. (Valley Christian HS/College of San Mateo)4 Elijah Jones CB 6’1’’ 180 Sr. 1L Cape Coral, Fla. (North Fort Meyers HS/Ellsworth CC)4 Andrew Parchment WR 6’2’’ 175 Sr. 1L Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Cypress Bay HS/Northern Illinois/Iowa Central CC)5 Stephon Robinson Jr. WR 5’10’’ 180 Sr. 2L Los Angeles, Calif. (Narbonne HS/El Camino JC)6 Rob Fiorentino RB 5’10” 199 So. 1L Somerville, N.J. (Somerville HS)6 Valerian Agbaw Jr. CB 5’10” 185 Fr. RS Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern HS)7 Davon Ferguson S 5’10’’ 178 Jr. 1L Baltimore, Md. (St. Vincent Pallotti HS/Hartnell College)7 Thomas MacVittie QB 6’5’’ 215 Sr. 1L Cincinnati, Ohio (Moeller HS/Pittsburgh/Mesa CC)8 Kwamie Lassiter II WR 6’0” 171 Sr. 3L Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS)8 Kyle Mayberry CB 5’11’’ 180 Sr. 3L Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington HS)9 Karon Prunty CB 6’1” 189 Fr. HS Portsmouth, Va. (I.C. Norcom HS)10 Tristan Golightly WR 6’4” 214 Fr. HS Mesquite, Texas (Poteet HS)11 Johnquai Lewis CB 6’0” 171 Fr. HS Hialeah, Fla. (Champagnat Catholic HS)11 Ezra Naylor II WR 6’4’’ 206 Sr. SQ Atlanta, Ga. (North Atlanta HS/Kennesaw State/Iowa Central CC)12 Torry Locklin RB 6’2’’ 210 RFr. RS Rockdale, Texas (Rockdale HS)13 Ra’Mello Dotson CB 6’1” 176 Fr. HS Daytona Beach, Fla. (Mainland HS)13 Jordan Preston QB 5’10’’ 206 RFr. RS Lawrence, Kan. (Mill Valley HS)14 Steven Parker LB 6’4’’ 222 RFr. RS Dallas, Texas (South Oak Cliff HS)14 Jordan Medley QB 6’2’’ 212 Fr. HS Kannapolis, N.C. (A.L. Brown HS)15 Kyron Johnson LB 6’1’’ 223 Sr. 3L Arlington, Texas (Lamar HS)15 Miles Fallin QB 6’6’’ 211 Jr. 1L Canyon Country, Calif. (Canyon HS)16 Takulve Williams WR 6’0” 200 Jr. 2L New Orleans, La. (St. Augustine HS)17 Jalon Daniels QB 6’0” 203 Fr. HS Lawndale, Calif. (Lawndale HS)18 Jordan Brown WR 5’11” 184 Fr. HS Grand Prairie, Texas (DeSoto HS)18 Denzel Feaster LB 6’3’’ 224 Sr. 3L Austin, Texas (Manor HS)19 Steven McBride WR 6’0” 152 Fr. HS Napoleonville, La. (East Ascension HS)19 Gavin Potter LB 6’2’’ 222 So. 1L Broken Arrow, Okla. (Broken Arrow HS)20 Donovan Gaines CB 5'10" 194 Fr. HS Moore, Okla. (Southmoore HS)20 Daniel Hishaw Jr. RB 5’10” 222 Fr. HS Moore, Okla. (Moore HS)22 Jack Codwell RB 6’0” 222 Fr. HS Pearland, Texas (IMG Academy)22 Duece Mayberry CB 6’0” 173 Fr. HS Tulsa, Okla. (Owasso HS)23 Alonso Person LB 6’3” 210 Fr. HS Harbor City, Calif. (Narbonne HS)23 Amauri Pesek-Hickson RB 6’0” 228 Fr. HS Omaha, Neb. (Blue Valley North HS)24 Malik Johnson WR 5’9” 186 Fr. HS The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands HS)24 Reis Vernon P 6’2” 194 Fr. HS Bixby, Okla. (Bixby HS)25 David Carter CB 6'2" 175 Jr. TR Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs HS/Mississippi Gulf Coast CC)25 Gayflor Flomo RB 5’9” 215 Jr. 1L Fridley, Minn. (Totino Grace HS)26 Cody McNerney S 6’1’’ 205 So. SQ Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Collegiate HS)27 Kyler Pearson WR 5’8” 147 Fr. HS Tulsa, Okla. (Union HS)28 Taiwan Berryhill LB 6’2” 220 Fr. HS New Orleans, La. (St. Augustine HS)29 Ben Miles FB 6’1” 237 Jr. 1L Baton Rouge, La. (Catholic HS)30 Cooper Root LB 6’3’’ 224 Jr. 2L Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Collegiate HS)32 Dylan Downing LB 6’1” 235 RFr. RS Kansas City, Kan. (Bishop Miege HS)33 Spencer Roe FB 6’3’’ 262 So. 1L Lawrence, Kan. (Lawrence Free State HS)34 Will Huggins TE 6’7” 253 Fr. HS Lenexa, Kan. (Shawnee Mission South HS)34 Nate Betts S 6’1’’ 204 RSr. RS Kerens, Texas (Kerens HS/Blinn JC)35 Nick Caudle S 6’0” 200 Jr. 2L Atchison, Kan. (Maur Hill HS)36 Lawrence Shadd III WR 6’1” 192 RFr. RS Atlanta, Ga. (McEachern HS)37 Hayden Hatcher LB 6’3’’ 225 Jr. 1L Council Bluffs, Iowa (Lewis Central HS)38 Clinton Anokwuru DL 6’3” 224 Fr. HS Richmond, Texas (Fort Bend Bush HS)39 Ryan Malbrough S 6’1’’ 190 So. SQ Cecilia, La. (Cecilia HS)40 Dru Prox LB 6’1’’ 213 Jr. 2L Kaufman, Texas (Kaufman HS)41 Nick Channel LB 6’0” 214 So. SQ Wichita, Kan. (Kapaun Mt. Carmel HS)43 Jay Dineen LB 6’2’’ 232 Jr. 2L Lawrence, Kan. (Free State HS)44 Tabor Allen K 6’1” 183 Fr. HS Mansfield, Texas (Mansfield Lakeridge HS)45 Trevor Kardell TE 6’5” 234 Fr. HS Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Lee’s Summit West HS)45 Tyler Stottle S 6’0’’ 183 RFr. RS Prairie Village, Kan. (Shawnee Mission East HS)46 Sam Schroeder FB 6’0” 246 Jr. 1L Wichita, Kan. (Trinity Academy)46 Liam Jones K 5’10’’ 180 Sr. 3L Choctaw, Okla. (Choctaw HS)47 Jared Casey FB 6’0” 254 Fr. HS Plainville, Kan. (Plainville HS)49 Krishawn Brown LB 6’1” 206 Fr. HS Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington HS)50 Marcus Harris DL 6’2’’ 280 RFr. RS Montgomery, Ala. (Park Crossing HS)51 Jack Stallard DL 6’3’’ 247 RFr. RS Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley North HS)

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12 Torry Locklin QB1 Kenny Logan Jr. S72 Adagio Lopeti OL87 Jack Luavasa TE M 7 Thomas MacVittie QB39 Ryan Malbrough S58 Api Mane OL78 Nicholas Martinez OL8 Kyle Mayberry CB22 Duece Mayberry CB19 Steven McBride WR26 Cody McNerney 81 Kameron McQueen WR14 Jordan Medley QB29 Ben Miles FB59 Jack Murphy OL N11 Ezra Naylor II WR P4 Andrew Parchment WR14 Steven Parker LB84 Jack Parks TE27 Kyler Pearson WR23 Alonso Person LB23 Amauri Pesek-Hickson RB19 Gavin Potter LB13 Jordan Preston QB40 Dru Prox LB9 Karon Prunty CB R66 Danny Robinson OL64 Jalan Robinson OL90 Jereme Robinson DL5 Stephon Robinson Jr. WR33 Spencer Roe FB30 Cooper Root LB S 98 Caleb Sampson DL77 Jackson Satterwhite OL46 Sam Schroeder FB36 Lawrence Shadd III WR83 Quentin Skinner WR82 James Sosinski TE51 Jack Stallard DL45 Tyler Stottle LB T53 Caleb Taylor DL95 DaJon Terry DL3 Ricky Thomas S80 Kyle Thompson P V24 Reis Vernon P W 73 Jack Werner OL70 Nick Williams OL1 Pooka Williams Jr. RB16 Takulve Williams WR

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Prev. School)53 Caleb Taylor DL 6’2” 257 Fr. HS Kansas City, Mo. (Staley HS)55 Armaj Adams-Reed OL 6’5” 391 Fr. HS DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS)57 Emory Duggar LS 6’2” 226 Fr. HS Baton Rouge, La. (Catholic HS)58 Api Mane OL 6’3’’ 334 Sr. 1L East Palo Alto, Calif. (Menlo-Atherton HS/College of San Mateo)59 Jack Murphy OL 6’9’’ 287 So. SQ Kansas City, Mo. (Rockhurst HS)60 Luke Hosford LS 6'2" 230 Fr. RS Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio (Woodrige HS)61 Malik Clark OL 6’4’’ 323 Sr. 3L New Orleans, La. (Warren Easton HS)62 Garrett Jones OL 6’2” 307 Fr. HS Berrien Springs, Mich. (Berrien Springs HS)64 Jalan Robinson OL 6’4’’ 300 So. SQ Lawrence, Kan. (Free State HS)66 Danny Robinson OL 6’5” 332 Fr. HS Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley Northwest HS)67 Logan Klusman LS 6’1’’ 233 Sr. 3L Lafayette, La. (St. Thomas More HS)68 Earl Bostick Jr. OL 6’6’’ 290 RJr. 2L Barnwell, S.C. (Barnwell HS)69 Joe Krause OL 6’3” 313 RFr. RS Prairie Village, Kan. (Shawnee Mission East HS)70 Nick Williams OL 6’8’’ 290 So. SQ Overland, Mo. (Ritenour HS)71 Jacobi Lott OL 6’4’’ 307 So. 1L Amarillo, Texas (Tascosa HS)72 Adagio Lopeti OL 6’4’’ 307 Sr. 1L East Palo Alto, Calif. (Woodside HS/College of San Mateo)73 Jack Werner OL 6’2’’ 283 RFr. RS Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Washington HS)74 Jackson Satterwhite OL 6’5” 285 Fr. HS Miami, Okla. (Miami HS)76 Chris Hughes OL 6’4’’ 318 Sr. 3L Harker Heights, Texas (Harker Heights HS)77 Bryce Cabeldue OL 6’6” 282 Fr. HS Clovis, N.M. (Clovis HS)78 Nicholas Martinez OL 6’5” 318 Fr. HS Anaheim, Calif. (Servite HS)79 Joseph Gilbertson OL 6’4’’ 305 Jr. 1L Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Northwest HS)80 Luke Grimm WR 6’0” 176 Fr. HS Raymore, Mo. (Raymore-Peculiar HS)80 Kyle Thompson P 6’4’’ 222 Sr. 2L El Cajon, Calif. (Christian HS)81 Kameron McQueen WR 6’0” 206 Sr. 3L Tulsa, Okla. (Union HS)82 James Sosinski TE 6’7’’ 250 RSr. 2L Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS/UMass/South Mountain CC)83 Jacob Borcila K 6’2’’ 177 RFr. RS Westerville, Ohio (Westerville Central HS)83 Quentin Skinner WR 6’4” 170 Fr. HS Claremore, Okla. (Claremore HS)84 Jack Parks TE 6’5’’ 242 So. SQ Olathe, Kan. (Olathe Northwest HS)85 Hunter Kaufman WR 5’11’’ 180 Jr. 2L Pratt, Kan. (Pratt HS)86 Mac Copeland TE 6’4’’ 258 So. SQ Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Collegiate HS)87 Jack Luavasa TE 6’3’’ 244 Sr. 2L San Francisco, Calif. (Riordan HS/Snow College)88 Jamahl Horne WR 5’10’’ 186 So. 1L Miami, Fla. (Sunset HS)89 Mason Fairchild TE 6’5’’ 250 So. 1L Andale, Kan. (Andale HS)90 Jereme Robinson DL 6’3’’ 261 Fr. HS Montgomery, Ala. (Carver HS)91 Jelani Arnold DL 6’2’’ 265 Jr. 1L Irving, Texas (MacArthur HS)91 Cole Brungardt K 6’6’’ 220 Jr. SQ Lawrence, Kan. (Lawrence HS)92 Donovan Gagen P/K 5’11’’ 185 Sr. 2L Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic HS/Hutchinson CC)93 Sam Burt DL 6’4’’ 288 Sr. 3L Abilene, Kan. (Abilene HS)95 DaJon Terry DL 6’4’’ 320 RFr. RS Meridian, Miss. (Meridian HS)96 Zack Biddison DL 6’2’’ 245 Jr. SQ Overland Park, Kan. (Olathe East HS)97 Kenean Caldwell DL 6’2” 333 Fr. HS Oak Grove, La. (Oak Grove HS)98 Caleb Sampson DL 6’3’’ 292 Jr. 1L Saint Rose, La. (Northlake Christian HS/Coahoma CC)99 Malcolm Lee DL 6’5’’ 254 Jr. 1L Omaha, Neb. (Bellevue West HS/Iowa Western CC)

N0. NAME PRONUNCIATION5 STEPHON Robinson Steph-ON7 DAVON Ferguson DAY-VON7 Thomas MACVITTIE MACK-Vittie 11 JOHNQUAI Lewis John-QUAY17 CORIONE Harris Core-ee-on15 Miles FALLIN FOUL-in16 TAKULVE Williams tuh-KUHL-vay20 Daniel HISHAW HIGH-shaw38 Clinton ANOKWURU Ah-NOK-Woo-Ru39 Ryan MALBROUGH MOWL-bro35 Nick CAUDLE COD-ull43 Jay DINEEN duh-NEEN46 LIAM Jones LEE-um46 Sam SCHROEDER sh-RAID-er

N0. NAME PRONUNCIATION49 KRISHAWN Brown KRIH-Shawn55 ARMAJ Adams-Reed AR-Mahj-AY57 Emory DUGGAR DUE-GAR58 API MANE AH-pee MAH-NAY64 JALAN Robinson JAY-len67 Logan KLUSMAN KLUSS-man72 ADAGIO LOPETI uh-DAJ-eo LOW-pet-ee83 Jacob BORCILA bore-CHILLA87 Jack LUAVASA lew-uh-voss-uh91 Cole BRUNGARDT BRUN-guard92 Donovan GAGEN GAY-gun95 DAJON Terry DAY-zahn97 KENEAN Caldwell KEE-NEN

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LT 61 Malik Clark (6-4, 323, Sr.-3L)

77 Bryce Cabeldue (6-6, 282, Fr.-HS)

LG 71 Jacobi Lott (6-4, 324, So.-1L)

73 Jack Werner (6-2, 283, RS-Fr.)

C 58 Api Mane (6-3, 334, Sr.-1L)

62 Garrett Jones (6-2, 307, Fr.-HS)

RG 76 Chris Hughes (6-3, 318, Sr.-3L)

55 Armaj Adams-Reed (6-5, 391, Fr-HS)

RT 72 Adagio Lopeti (6-4, 307, Sr.-1L)

OR 68 Earl Bostick Jr. (6-6, 290, RS-Jr.-2L)

TE 87 Jack Luavasa (6-3, 244, Sr.-2L)

OR 89 Mason Fairchild (6-5, 250, So.-1L)

FB 29 Ben Miles (6-1, 237, Jr.-1L)

33 Spencer Roe (6-3, 262, So.-1L)

RB 0 Velton Gardner (5-9, 190, So.-1L)

20 Daniel Hishaw Jr. (5-10, 222, Fr.-HS)

QB 17 Jalon Daniels (6-0, 203, Fr.-HS)

OR 3 Miles Kendrick (5-10, 203, Jr.-SQ)

OR 7 Thomas MacVittie (6-5, 215, Sr.-1L)

Z 4 Andrew Parchment (6-2, 175, Sr.-1L)

19 Steven McBride (6-0, 152, Fr.-HS)

OR 80 Luke Grimm (6-0, 176, Fr.-HS)

X 8 Kwamie Lassiter II (6-0, 171, Sr.-2L)

2 Lawrence Arnold (6-3, 185, Fr.-HS)

H 16 Takulve Williams (6-0, 200, Jr.-2L)

OR 11 Ezra Naylor (6-4, 206, Sr.-SQ)

KO 44 Tabor Allen (6-1, 183, Fr.-HS)

OR 46 Liam Jones (5-10, 180, Sr.-3L)

PK 83 Jacob Borcila (6-2, 177, RS-Fr.)

OR 46 Liam Jones (5-10, 180, Sr.-3L)

P 24 Reis Vernon (6-2, 194, Fr.-HS)

92 Donovan Gagen (5-11, 185, Sr.-2L)

LS 67 Logan Klusman (6-1, 233, Sr.-3L)

60 Luke Hosford (6-2, 230, RS-Fr.)

PR 8 Kwamie Lassiter II (6-0, 171, Sr.-2L)

OR 1 Kenny Logan Jr. (6-0, 190, So.-1L)

KR 88 Jamahl Horne (5-10, 186, So.-1L)

OR 1 Kenny Logan Jr. (6-0, 190, So.-1L)

HOLD 92 Donovan Gagen (5-11, 185, Jr.-2L)

DE 50 Marcus Harris (6-2, 280, RS-Fr.)

OR 99 Malcolm Lee (6-5, 254, Jr.-1L)

NT 95 DaJon Terry (6-4, 320, RS-Fr.)

OR 93 Sam Burt (6-4, 288, Sr.-2L)

DE 98 Caleb Sampson (6-3, 292, Jr.-1L)

90 Jereme Robinson (6-3, 261, Fr.-HS)

JACK 14 Steven Parker (6-4, 222, RS-Fr.)

37 Hayden Hatcher (6-3, 225, Jr.-1L)

SAM 15 Kyron Johnson (6-1, 223, Sr.-3L)

23 Alonso Person (6-3, 210, Fr.-HS)

WILL 41 Nick Channel (6-0, 214, So-SQ)

43 Jay Dineen (6-2, 232, Jr.-2L)

MIKE 18 Denzel Feaster (6-2, 224, Sr.-3L)

19 Gavin Potter (6-2, 222, So.-1L)

HAWK 34 Nate Betts (6-1, 204, RS-Sr.)

39 Ryan Malbrough (6-1, 190, So.-SQ)

CB 8 Kyle Mayberry (5-10, 180, Sr.-3L)

OR 4 Elijah Jones (6-1, 180, Sr.-1L)

FS 3 Ricky Thomas (5-10, 174, Sr.-2L)

11 Johnquai Lewis (6-0, 171, Fr.-HS)

BS 1 Kenny Logan Jr. (6-0, 190, So.-1L)

7 Davon Ferguson (5-10, 178, Jr.-1L)

CB 9 Karon Prunty (6-1, 189, Fr.-HS)

22 Duece Mayberry (6-0, 173, Fr.-HS)

OFFENSE DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

GAME 8 DEPTH CHARTDepth chart compiled by the Kansas football athletics communications office.

LTLG

CRG

RTTE

FBRB

QBZ

XH

61 | MALIK CLARK6-4, 315, Sr.-3LNew Orleans, La. | Warren Easton HS

• 2020: Started his 7th-straight game of the season against Oklahoma • Has started 28 games in his career, including 11 in 2019 and 2018. Also played in 2 games in 2016 • Preseason All-Big 12 Fourth Team (Athlon)

71 | JACOBI LOTT6-4, 320, So.-1LAmarillo, Texas | Tascosa HS

• 2020: Started each of the first 7 games of the season at left guard • Started his first-career game against Baylor. Appeared in 7 games in 2019 • Relative of Ronnie Lott, former USC Trojan and 14-year NFL veteran and four-time Super Bowl Champion

73 | JACK WERNER6-2, 280, Fr.-RSCedar Rapids, Iowa | Washington HS

• 2020: Played again at Oklahoma, his 3rd-straight appearance this fall for the Jayhawks• Did not see any action during the 2019 season

58 | API MANE6-3, 327, Sr.-1LEast Palo Alto, Calif. | Menlo-Atherton HS

• 2020: Returned to action at Oklahoma, making his 5th start at center this season • Started 2 games in 2019, while appearing in all 12 • Named to the Wuerrfel Trophy Preseason Watch List this year

62 | GARRETT JONES6-2, 300, Fr.-HSBerrien Springs, Mich. | Berrien Springs HS

• 2020: Saw playing time at OU and against Iowa State after making his Jayhawk debut at K-State • HS: Earned a three star rating by Rivals, ESPN and 247 Sports • Helped lead the Shamrocks to four-straight conference titles and one District 5 victory

76 | CHRIS HUGHES6-3, 315, Sr.-3LHarker Heights, Texas | Harker Heights HS

• 2020: Started his 6th-consecutive game of the season against Iowa State, this time at center • Named to the Wuerrfel Trophy Preseason Watch List this year • Started 8 games in 2019, playing in all 12 games

72 | ADAGIO LOPETI6-4, 310, Sr.-1LEast Palo Alto, Calif. | Woodside HS

• 2020: Returned to the KU lineup at OU, making his 4th start of the season. Has played in 6 of 7 games • Started 4 games in 2019, playing in all 12 games • Redshirted the 2018 season as a junior

68 | EARL BOSTICK JR.6-6, 290, RS-Jr.-2LBarnwell, S.C. | Barnwell HS

• 2020: Made his 5th start of the season at Oklahoma. Recovered a fumble for his first stats of the season • Transitioned to the offensive line from tight end, where he started 4 games as a freshman (2017) • Scored his first-career touchdown against Texas (2017) when playing tight end

77 | BRYCE CABELDUE6-6, 245, Fr.-HSClovis, N.M. | Clovis HS

• 2020: Made his second appearance as a Jayhawk at Oklahoma• Saw his first playing time of the season at K-State • HS: Earned All-State First Team honors on offense as a senior and led his team to the district championship in 2019

87 | JACK LUAVASA6-3, 250, Sr.-2LSan Francisco, Calif. | Riordan HS

• 2020: Made his 3rd appearance of the season at K-State. Did not record any stats • 2019: Started 6 games, appeared in all 12. Scored his first-career touchdown at Boston College • Has started in 8 career games, while appearing in 25. Spent freshman season at Snow College (Utah)

89 | MASON FAIRCHILD6-5, 250, So.-1LAndale, Kan. | Andale HS

• 2020: Earned his 5th start of the season at Oklahoma, this time at WR. Has played in all 7 games • First-career reception came against Boston College in 2019, gaining 9 yards • Started 2 games as a freshman, appearing in 11

29 | BEN MILES6-1, 242, Jr.-1LBaton Rouge, La. | Catholic HS

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