Kansas Rumors & News

247 Sports "Arkansas has added a graduate transfer in former Kansas Jayhawk wide receiver Chase Harrell. Harrell, 6-4, 215, announced the decision to transfer to Arkansas Tuesday afternoon via Twitter. He is originally from Hargrave High School in Huffman (Texas) and will have two years of..." June 13

Land of 10 "Ohio State grad transfer Kevin Feder is going from the Big Ten to the Big 12. Feder, a tackle, announced he was transferring to Kansas over the weekend. The 6-foot-9, 303-pound offensive lineman can play immediately for the Jayhawks and has two years of eligibility..." May 29

Lawrence Journal World "Part of Kansas football and its falling fortunes involves a math problem. The key number in the equation is about $6 million. A Journal-World review of Kansas Athletics Inc. finances found that KU needs to sell about $6 million in additional tickets per year just to get the program back to..." May 07

College Football Talk "After a tragic and turbulent last few months, Chase Harrell has decided to start over at somewhere other than Kansas. On his personal Twitter account late this past week, Harrell announced that he’s “looking for a FRESH start and have decided to transfer from KU and play my FINAL TWO years at..." April 16

Larry Brown Sports "Kansas football has been one of the worst programs in the country for the better part of the last decade, and Jayhawks fans are becoming more animated in expressing their disgust over it. Earlier this week, a billboard went up in Topeka bashing Kansas football and highlighting a quote from..." March 21

Kansas City Star "Kansas sophomore receiver Chase Harrell was arrested early Sunday morning by Lawrence police on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to logs from the Douglas County Sheriff's Department. Harrell, who was fifth with 221 receiving yards and second with three receiving touchdowns..." March 12

KU Sports "The next time the University of Kansas football team takes the field it will do so without one of its captains and most talented players. Defensive end Dorance Armstrong Jr. announced Thursday his decision to leave KU a year early and enter the NFL Draft. A 6-foot-4, 246-pound edge rusher..." January 04