The Kansas University football team is making strides in recruiting for the 2026 class, securing commitments from quarterback Jaylen Mason and cornerback Lennie “Trey” Brown. Brown, a three-star prospect from Tustin High School in California, chose Kansas over offers from top programs like Florida and Penn State. He was impressed by the program’s energy, family atmosphere, and dedication to player development. Co-defensive coordinator D.K. McDonald and analyst Brandon Shelby played a key role in Brown’s decision. When Brown joins the team, the KU secondary will have a new look with several players still eligible beyond 2025. The Jayhawks are also pursuing transfer corner Isaiah Reed. The recruiting success is a positive sign for the team as it builds towards the future. Written by sports editor Henry Greenstein, the article highlights the progress Kansas University football is making in recruiting talented players for the upcoming seasons.
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Brown, a cornerback, commits to KU for the 2026 season
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