Nutt won't pursue Kansas job

Mississippi coach Houston Nutt says he "appreciates the interest Kansas showed in our staff" but he will not pursue the Jayhawks' coaching vacancy.

Buffalo allows Kansas to talk to Gill

The University at Buffalo has granted Kansas permission to interview Turner Gill for their vacant coaching position.

Kansas AD won't comment on search

If Kansas goes looking for a big name at a major program to replace football coach Mark Mangino, Jim Harbaugh at Stanford might be a solid bet.

Briscoe to forgo senior year at Kansas

Kansas wide receiver Dezmon Briscoe said he will forgo his senior year and enter the NFL draft in 2010.

Joe Schad On Mark Mangino

Source: Mangino Won't Return To Kansas

Sep 5, 2009; Lawrence, KS, USA; Kansas Jayhawks head coach Mark Mangino talks to his players...

Source: Mangino Won't Return To Kansas

Mark May on Mark Mangino situation

Mangino out at Kansas

Mark Mangino will not return as Kansas football coach, a source close to the situation told Joe Schad of ESPN Thursday night.

...NOVEMBER 21: Head coach Mark Mangino of the Kansas Jayhawks on the field before a game against the...

...coach Bo Pelini on the sidelines against the Kansas Jayhawks in the first half at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory...

...short gain in the second half against the Kansas Jayhawks. The Cornhunskers won 31-17 at Memorial Stadium...

...coach Paul Rhoads on the sidelines against the Kansas Jayhawks in the first half at Memorial Stadium. Kansas...

Missouri's mad scramble beats Jayhawks; Kansas' Reesing throws for 498 yards

Missouri tackled Todd Reesing for a safety with 2:39 remaining and Grant Ressel hit a 27-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Tigers a 41-39 win over Kansas on Saturday in another wild Border Showdown at Arrowhead Stadium.

KANSAS CITY, MO - NOVEMBER 28: Head coach Mark Mangino of the Kansas Jayhawks watches from the sidelines during the game against...

Missouri Wins Border War In Final Second

Grant Ressel's last-second 27-yard field goal lifts Missouri past Kansas, 41-39