The Kansas Jayhawks will be hosting the No.13 Utah Utes in what is expected to be an enthralling Big 12 showdown.
The Jayhawks have been a bit derailed this season, losing five of their 11 clashes and performing poorly in the conference too (3-5). They head into this game on the back of two losses against Iowa State (38-14) and Arizona (24-20). However, the only positive they will have in mind when they take the pitch on Friday is their dominating 4-2 home record.
The Utes are in tremendous form this season, having won nine of their 11 games. They have a 6-2 record in the conference and have performed exceptionally well in the away games, winning four of the five. They enter this fixture on the back of four successive wins, including three dominating displays against Colorado (53-7), Cincinnati (45-14) and Baylor (55-28). While they experienced a cagey affair against Kansas State (51-47) in their latest outing, the victory margin is not expected to affect their confidence against the Jayhawks.
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Kansas vs Utah: Date & kick-off time
The Kansas vs Utah game will be played on November 28 at the Stadium.
| Date | November 28, 2025 |
| Kick-off Time | 12:00 PM ET / 09:00 AM PT |
| Venue | David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium |
| Location | Lawrence, Kansas |
How to watch Kansas vs Utah on TV & stream live online
- TV Channel: ESPN
- Streaming Service: FuboTV
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Kansas vs Utah Team News
Kansas Team News
The Jayhawks will miss four key players for this tie, namely, defensive lineman Gage Keys, running back Justin Thurman, and tight ends Carson Bruhn and DeShawn Hanika (leg injury since October). Cornerback Jalen Todd is listed as a questionable candidate.
Utah Team News
The Utes don't have any probables and questionables but have four casualties in the form of wide receivers Ryan Davis and Daidren Zipperer, cornerback John Randle Jr., and tight end Hunter Andrews.