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Kansas football lineman charged in connection with alleged bomb threat
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Date:2025-04-20 06:46:41
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — University of Kansas football offensive lineman Joseph Krause made his first court appearance Tuesday after he was charged with allegedly making a bomb threat that prompted the evacuation of a stadium.
Krause has been charged with making an aggravated criminal threat Monday. The university stadium and two other sports complexes were evacuated without incident, university police told The Kansas City Star.
Krause does not yet have a lawyer. But he told a judge Tuesday that he plans to find representation in the next two days. No attorney was listed for him in court records as of Tuesday.
Other news Northwestern players opt to forgo Big Ten media days in wake of school’s hazing scandals Northwestern will not have any players at the Big Ten’s annual media days this week after the three who were scheduled to attend opted Tuesday to back out because of hazing scandals that have engulfed the school. Georgia Tech’s Key and Louisville’s Brohm aim to deliver 1st-year spark to alma maters Georgia Tech’s Brent Key and Louisville’s Jeff Brohm are the two new coaches in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Both are leading their alma maters. ACC commissioner Jim Phillips says league benefitting from recent ‘difficult’ conversations The Atlantic Coast Conference has been facing questions about its financial picture. It’s enough of an issue to raise uncertainty about the long-term future of the league. Florida A&M picked over Jackson State in SWAC East, days after rap video controversy Jackson State is no longer the Southwestern Athletic Conference front-runner. And Florida A&M has something to talk about other than a locker room rap video.Making an aggravated criminal threat is a felony punishable by a minimum of two-and-a-half years in prison, a fine of $300,000 or both.
Krause has been on the team for three seasons as a walk-on. He has not played a game since 2020.
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