Kusports.com Podcasts: Press Conferences & Post-game Interviews

Kansas football coach David Beaty answers questions following his team's 24-23 loss against TCU, which moved the Jayhawks to 1-4.

After a 55-19 loss against Texas Tech, Kansas football coach David Beaty speaks with the media about his decision to name Ryan Willis as the starting quarterback against TCU, Jordan Shelley-Smith leaving the team because of concussions, how the Jayhawks can improve their slow starts and much more.

Kansas sophomores Carlton Bragg Jr. and Lagerald Vick speak with reporters after standing out in the Late Night scrimmage.

After the men's basketball Late Night in the Phog scrimmage ended in a 48-48 tie, KU coach Bill Self spoke to the media about the play from Carlton Bragg, Lagerald Vick and why he thinks this team has a ton of potential.

After a 43-7 loss against Memphis last week, Kansas football coach David Beaty met with the media to talk about what changes are needed, how the team needs to develop, locker room renovations and a look ahead to Texas Tech.

Kansas football coach David Beaty answers questions following his team's 43-7 loss at Memphis, which moved the Jayhawks to 1-2.

After suffering a 37-21 loss against Ohio, Kansas football coach David Beaty met with the media to talk about what went wrong in that loss, his decision to take coaching responsibilities on punt return, looking ahead to Memphis and much more.

After a 37-21 loss against Ohio, Kansas coach David Beaty discusses what troubled the offense, the difficulties of the defense staying on the field and why he stuck with Montell Cozart in his post-game press conference.

A couple of days after the Kansas football team won its first game of the season against Rhode Island, coach David Beaty met with the media to talk about what caught his eye on film, the upcoming matchup against Ohio and much more.

After a 55-6 victory over Rhode Island in the 2016 season opener, Kansas coach David Beaty discusses the win (his first as KU coach), offense and quarterback situation in his post-game press conference.

A few days before his second season as Kansas football coach officially kicks off, David Beaty meets with media members to talk about the Jayhawks' Saturday night home game against Rhode Island, the ongoing quarterback competition and much more.

Second-year KU football coach David Beaty's Q&A at Big 12 media days 2016.

Second-year Kansas football coach David Beaty explains the scoring system implemented during the Jayhawks' open practice at Memorial Stadium, and answers questions about KU's progress this spring.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self, as well as KU seniors Perry Ellis and Jamari Traylor, describe the issues that came up for the Jayhawks in a 64-59 loss to Villanova in the Elite Eight. The loss, one game shy of the Final Four, ended KU's season, and the careers of Ellis and Traylor.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self, as well as players Perry Ellis, Wayne Selden Jr. and Frank Mason III answer questions from the media in Louisville, Kentucky, the day before their Elite Eight matchup with Villanova. Self and the Jayhawks get into the details of their NCAA Tournament success this year and the challenges the Wildcats present.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self answers questions from the media following the Jayhawks' 79-63 victory over Maryland in Louisville, Kentucky.

Maryland coach Mark Turgeon on facing his alma mater in the Sweet 16.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self answers questions at a Sweet 16 press conference, with topics ranging from Maryland coach Mark Turgeon, KU's postseason successes and failures of late and much more.

Kansas basketball players Jamari Traylor and Devonté Graham meet with media members before the Jayhawks' Sweet 16 matchup with Maryland, in Louisville, Kentucky. Traylor and Graham discuss the importance of KU having so many veterans, and many other topics.

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self, as well as Jayhawks Perry Ellis and Wayne Selden Jr., answer questions from media members following the Jayhawks' 73-61 victory over Connecticut, which advanced KU to its first Sweet 16 since 2013.