Leipold hopes these changes will lead to a fresher football team this season
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Kansas changed fall camp from four consecutive workdays to three and shortened selected practices while preserving nearly the same total player rep counts.
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The Jayhawks will now lift, meet and practice the day after games before taking the second day off, reversing their usual recovery sequence.
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Kansas plans its primary physical work for Tuesday and Wednesday, a Thursday walkthrough and an up-tempo Friday practice intended to sharpen players immediately before games.
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Lance Leipold expects the revised weekly structure to keep Kansas fresher and healthier through a schedule featuring only one bye and a later stretch of nine consecutive Saturday games.
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