Kansas Football Adds Group of Impact Players Through Transfer Portal
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The Kansas Jayhawks have bolstered their roster by securing commitments from four transfer players, following a period of losing over 20 players to the transfer portal. These new additions are poised to make an immediate impact next season.
Eamon Smalls, a defensive tackle from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, is known for his run-stopping ability and recorded 50 tackles this season. He is expected to fill a starting role on the defensive line, replacing departing seniors.
Connor Stroh, an offensive lineman from Texas, played 11 games last season and is likely to compete for a starting position on the offensive line, stepping into the spot left by graduating senior Kobe Baynes.
Jalen Dupree, a running back from Colorado State, led his team in rushing with 508 yards. With Kansas losing key running backs to graduation and the transfer portal, Dupree is anticipated to be a frontrunner for the starting running back position.
Landyn Watson, an outside linebacker from Kentucky, brings significant
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