KU defeats North Carolina for 4th NCAA championship

Kansas meets North Carolina for the NCAA championship

The Bill Self-Jay Wright meeting in the NCAA Tournament has been fruitful. The winner has gone on to win the national championship all three times.

Manager Mike Matheny has named Zack Greinke the Opening Day starter. No surprise. But who will take the ball in the next few games for the Royals?

The Chiefs hcalled Arrowhead Stadium home for five decades. Is this week’s suggestion of moving to Kansas the beginning of a leverage play

March Madness podcast: Duke, Kansas, North Carolina and Villanova are left. Matchup predictions and spread for games in New Orleans. Who will win championship?

Beat writers discuss how the Kansas Jayhawks rolled past Miami to win the Midwest Region and qualify for the 16th Final Four in program history.

Kansas State hired Jerome Tang and Missouri hired Dennis Gates to take over their basketball programs. What are the Wildcats and Tigers getting?

The Royals don’t have many player position questions to be answered at spring training. The lineup looks set and the team is playing well early.

The Chiefs traded Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins for three draft picks in 2022 and two more in 2023. A nice haul but Chiefs are giving up a top impact player.

March Madness podcast: Biggest upsets and surprises through first two rounds. Games to watch, best players and teams, Final Four and championship picks.

It’s been four years since the Kansas Jayhawks reached the Sweet 16, and the last time KU ended a drought this long a stuffed monkey contributed.

The Kansas Jayhawks take on Creighton an NCAA Tournament second-round game Saturday. WIth a victory, KU would catch Kentucky on the NCAA’s all-time victories list.

Kansas City Royals added pitchers Zack Greinke and Amir Garrett in an effort to upgrade the roation and the bullpen for a team looking to contend

Here come the Denver Broncos and Los Angels Chargers in the AFC West, building through free agency. How have the Kansas City Chiefs responded?

Here is the podcast description: Each week, Lila Bromberg will be joined by reporters and columnists from around the country to discuss college basketball ahead of the NCAA Tournament. This episode features Jesse Newell, who covers the Kansas Jayhawks for The Kansas City Star, and John Clay, who covers the Kentucky Wildcats as a columnist for the The Lexington Herald-Leader. The trio breaks down the official March Madness bracket and what you need to know before filling yours out.

Here’s how things might unfold for the Kansas at the NCAA Tournament, which begins Thursday for the Jayahwks in Fort Worth, Texas.

SportsBeat KC picks up after an absence with talk about the Chiefs’ roster and wondering about the future of K-State’s Bruce Weber and Mizzou’s Cuonzo Martin

Each week, Lila Bromberg will be joined by reporters and columnists from around the country to discuss college basketball ahead of the NCAA Tournament. This episode features C.L. Brown, who covers North Carolina for The News & Observer, and Joe Davidson, a columnist for The Sacramento Bee. The trio discusses their predictions for the ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC tournaments.

Each week, Lila Bromberg will be joined by reporters and columnists from around the country to discuss college basketball ahead of the NCAA Tournament. This episode features Jesse Newell, who covers Kansas for The Star, Luke DeCock, a columnist for the News & Observer covering teams across the ACC, and Augusta Stone, the South Carolina women’s basketball reporter for The State.

Each week, Lila Bromberg will be joined by reporters and columnists from around the country to discuss college basketball ahead of the NCAA Tournament. This episode features John Clay, a columnist for the Lexington Herald-Leader covering Kentucky, and C.L. Brown, the North Carolina beat reporter for The News & Observer. The trio shares their thoughts on the initial reveal of the top 16 seeds, bubble teams, favorites for national coach of the year and national player of the year, Final Four picks, and games they’re most excited to watch this week.

Can they — or, more to the point, should they — keep their roster entirely intact for another run at the Super Bowl? Or is it time to welcome in some new faces to Kansas City? And if so, who could be headed out the door to make room on the NFL roster?

The magic came to an end Sunday as the Chiefs lost to the Bengals in overtime. We’re talking about it via our final post-game livestream of the season.

Join the KC Star coverage team of Herbie Teope, Sam McDowell and Vahe Gregorian as they look forward to Sunday’s Chiefs-Bengals AFC Championship Game.

Join columnist Vahe Gregorian, beat writer Sam McDowell, reporters Jesse Newell and Lila Bromberg and host/reporter Herbie Teope to discuss the heroics that sent the Chiefs to their NFL record fourth straight conference championship game right here in Kansas City.