Taiwo Onatolu reviews Kansas football's special teams during fall camp

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 8:02 AM

Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Taiwo Onatolu reviews Kansas football's special teams during fall camp

Summary

Taiwo Onatolu, special teams coordinator for Kansas football, is analyzing the performance of the team’s special teams units as fall camp progresses. Onatolu highlighted areas needing improvement and noted promising contributions from freshmen such as Trey Brown and Kory Amachree, though he emphasized the importance of balancing starters on offense and defense. With Dylan Edwards and Tate Nagy expected to play key roles in the return game, Onatolu also praised the team's depth and execution of their schemes under assistant coach Kyle Deween. Kansas continues preparations for the 2026 season.

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Key Details

•Onatolu focuses solely on special teams coordination this season.
•Freshmen players are showing promise in special teams roles.
•Dylan Edwards is set to contribute significantly in the return game.
•Assistant coach Kyle Deween is praised for improving the special teams unit.
•The team is aimed at better execution and depth as they prepare for the season.

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As Kansas football continues to prepare for the upcoming season, special teams coordinator Taiwo Onatolu continues to see where things stand.
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