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Kevin Sumlin
Kevin Sumlin (born 1964) is an American football coach, former Purdue linebacker, and head coach at Houston, Texas A&M, and Arizona, now UFL Houston Gamblers coach.
Kevin Tillie
Kévin Tillie, French volleyball outside hitter, third-generation international (grandfather Guy, father Laurent), UC Irvine NCAA champion 2012-2013, two-time Olympic gold medalist (Tokyo 2020, Paris 2024).
Kevin Ware
Kevin Ware (born 1993) is an American retired basketball player, Louisville and Georgia State guard known for his 2013 NCAA tournament compound leg fracture, later a pro in Europe and the Americas.
Kevin White (American football)
Kevin White (Kevin Romone White Jr., born 1993) is a former NFL wide receiver drafted seventh overall by the Chicago Bears in 2015 out of West Virginia after a 109-catch, 1,447-yard senior season; injuries limited him to 30 career games with 28 receptions.
Kevin Willis
Kevin Willis (born 1962) is a former NBA center-forward, 7'0", drafted 11th by Atlanta in 1984; played 21 seasons, won the 2003 title with San Antonio, and founded the Willis & Walker big and tall clothing brand.
Kevin Winston Jr.
Kevin Winston Jr. (born Dec. 2, 2003) is a Tennessee Titans safety, drafted 82nd overall in 2025 out of Penn State; 2023 All-Big Ten honorable mention with 60 tackles.
Kevin Youkilis
Kevin Edmund Youkilis (Youk), born 1979, American MLB first/third baseman for the Red Sox 2004-2012, White Sox, Yankees; 3x All-Star, 2x World Series champion, Gold Glove, .281/.382/.478 career, 32.4 WAR.
Kevon Looney
Kevon Looney (born 1996) is an NBA center/forward, 2015 first-round pick, three-time champion with the Golden State Warriors (2017, 2018, 2022), later Pelicans and Lakers, known for offensive rebounding and screen-setting.
Kewan Lacy
Kewan Lacy (born 2006, Dallas, Texas) is an Ole Miss running back, transferred from Missouri; set Ole Miss single-season records in 2025 with 306 carries, 1,567 yards, 24 touchdowns; 2027 NFL Draft prospect.
Key (basketball)
The key, also known as the free throw lane, is the rectangular area surrounding a basketball basket; the NBA widened it from 6 to 12 feet in 1951.
Keyron Crawford
Keyron Crawford (born 2003) is an NFL defensive end, Memphis native, drafted 67th overall in 2026 by the Las Vegas Raiders after Arkansas State and Auburn, third-team All-SEC in 2025.
Keyshaun Elliott
Keyshaun Elliott (born 2003) is an NFL linebacker for the Chicago Bears, drafted 166th overall in 2026 after college at New Mexico State and Arizona State, a Second-Team All-Big 12 pick.
Keyshawn James-Newby
Keyshawn James-Newby (born 2002) is an American football linebacker and edge rusher for the Philadelphia Eagles, drafted in the seventh round of the 2026 NFL Draft.
Keyshawn Johnson
Keyshawn Johnson (born 1972) is a former NFL wide receiver, USC star, first overall pick of the 1996 draft by the Jets, three-time Pro Bowler, and Super Bowl XXXVII champion with Tampa Bay.
Khalid Hamid
Khalid Hamid, Pakistani field hockey left wing born 1962 in Gujranwala; won gold at 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and played at 1988 Seoul; PIA player, later coach and PIA manager in Qatar.
Khalid Mahmood
Khalid Mahmood (Hussain Khalid Mahmood), Pakistani field hockey right winger, 1941-2026; Olympic silver 1964 and gold 1968, captain of the 1970 Asian Games and 1971 World Cup winning Pakistan teams.
Khalil Dinkins
Khalil Dinkins (born 2002, Wexford, PA) is an NFL tight end for the San Francisco 49ers; former Penn State player (2021-25, 37 catches, 399 yards, 7 TDs) signed as a 2026 undrafted free agent and re-signed to a three-year deal in August 2026.
Khalil Jacobs
Khalil Jacobs (born 2003) is an NFL linebacker, number 59 for the New England Patriots, signed as an undrafted rookie free agent May 8, 2026 after college at South Alabama and Missouri; placed on injured reserve August 31, 2026.
Khalil Mack
Khalil Mack, Los Angeles Chargers outside linebacker (OLB #52), 13-season NFL edge rusher from Buffalo; only player with first-team All-Pro at two positions in one year, 116 career sacks, nine Pro Bowls, three All-Pro selections.
Khem Birch
Khem Birch, Canadian center born 1992 in Montreal, played six NBA seasons with Orlando and Toronto, won the 2025 EuroLeague with Fenerbahce, and represented Canada at Paris 2024.
Kho kho (खो खो)
Kho kho (खो खो) is a traditional Indian tag-and-chase team sport, related to kabaddi; teams of twelve (nine playing) chase and tag defenders in 9-minute turns on a 27×16 m court, governed nationally since 1966 and in Asia since 1987.
Kho Kho World Cup
Kho Kho World Cup, kho kho world championship (khokho). Inaugural edition 13–19 January 2025 at Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi; 39 teams from 23 countries; India won both men's and women's titles, beating Nepal in both finals.
Khris Middleton
Khris Middleton (born 1991, Charleston, SC) is an NBA forward, 2012 39th-overall pick, 2021 champion and three-time All-Star with the Bucks, now with the Wizards on a three-year, $17.6 million deal.
Khurshid Aslam
Khurshid Aslam (1936-1993), Pakistani field hockey player, 1960 Rome Olympic gold medalist; not to be confused with Khurshid Azam, 1964 silver medalist.
Khyree Jackson
Khyree Jackson (1999-2024), American cornerback from Upper Marlboro, Maryland; played at Alabama and first-team all-Pac-12 Oregon, drafted 108th overall 2024 by the Vikings, died in a July 6, 2024 Maryland car crash.
Ki o rahi
Ki o rahi (kī-o-rahi) is a traditional Māori team ball game on a circular field, where kioma touch pou and taniwha hit the central tupu; revived pre-colonial sport with ~50,000 NZ players.
Ki-Jana Carter
Ki-Jana Carter, born 1973, Penn State running back drafted first overall by Cincinnati in 1995; a torn ACL on his third preseason carry limited him to 1,144 career NFL rushing yards.
Kia Nurse
Kia Nurse (born 1996, Hamilton, Ontario) is a Canadian WNBA guard, UConn's 2015-16 NCAA champion, 2018 10th overall Liberty pick, 2019 All-Star, three-time Olympian, now with Toronto Tempo.
Kiara Romero
Kiara Romero is an American professional golfer from San Jose, California, who won the 2023 U.S. Girls' Junior and earned her LPGA Tour card in 2026.
Kick Six
Kick Six: Chris Davis's 109-yard return of a missed Alabama field goal on the final play of the 2013 Iron Bowl, giving Auburn a 34-28 win, the SEC West title, and a BCS title game berth.