LAWRENCE, Kan. -- You might never know where the next Jadeveon Clowney or Myles Garrett lurks in college.
But let’s say you had a good idea of the right place to look. It wouldn’t be Kansas.
David Beaty would like a word, please, about Dorance Armstrong Jr. The Jayhawks’ rising junior defensive end led the Big 12 in tackles for loss last season, with 20, and registered 10 sacks, the most at Kansas since 2008, despite a knee injury that limited him in September.
“Dorance is a stud. The fact that he didn’t make All-American last year was shocking to me,” said Beaty, the third-year KU coach.