Andy Kotelnicki assesses Kansas football's fall camp progress
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 5:49 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Kansas football associate head coach Andy Kotelnicki provided insights on the team's fall camp as it progresses. He expressed satisfaction with the retention of strategies, attributed to extensive off-season preparation. Kotelnicki highlighted the offensive line's improved size and teamwork, alongside the significance of a robust running game amid changes at quarterback. He mentioned running backs Yasin Willis, Dylan Edwards, and Jalen Dupree as key contributors. Kotelnicki aims to deliver an exciting and disciplined offensive approach while balancing creativity with teaching. The fall camp's development will shape the team's direction leading into the season.
- •Kotelnicki sees positive progress in fall camp with player retention.
- •The offensive line shows improved size and chemistry.
- •Kansas emphasizes a strong running game for inexperienced quarterbacks.
- •Running backs Jalen Dupree, Yasin Willis, and Dylan Edwards are key players.
- •Kotelnicki balances creativity and fundamentals in offense development.
- 5:49 PMYahoo Sports — Takeaways as Kansas football’s Andy Kotelnicki analyzes fall camp progress
"KU football associate head coach Andy Kotelnicki is back with the Jayhawks this season. Here’s some of what he’s had to say with fall camp underway.
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