(Writer’s note: not literally lost, for those who were concerned about the player’s well-being.)
The highest-rated member of Kansas’ 2014 recruiting class will have to wait a year if he’s going to play in Lawrence as originally planned.
Multiple media outlets reported recently that Traevohn Wrench will be a non-qualifier academically at KU. Instead, the running back will go the JUCO route, playing the 2014 season at Butler (Kan.) Community College.
Wrench had signed with KU this past February.
The good news for the Jayhawks and Charlie Weis -- if he’s still around in 2015, that is -- is Wrench plans on resigning with KU and playing for them in 2015.
“I am 100 percent going to KU,” after spending time at Butler the player said.
That would be welcome news for a roster that needs as many quality football players as it can acquire. Wrench would fit in that category as he was a four-star member of KU’s 2014 recruiting class, rated as the No. 25 running back in the country and the No. 2 player at any position in the state of Kansas.
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