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Allen Fieldhouse has always been considered one of, if not the top college basketball arena in the country. Several years ago, the Booth Family Hall of Athletics was opened to include seemingly endless historical artifacts related to KU sports
It’s official.
Bill Self and Kansas have signed No. 1-ranked prospect, Josh Jackson.
It was announced Tuesday that the 6-foot-7 wing had submitted his official paperwork to the University for the 2016-2017 season, capping off another important recruiting haul for the staff.
There had been nervous talk
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Everyone is chirping now that the brackets are out. It wasn’t enjoyable watching CBS and ESPN struggle to fill more than two hours of bracketology Sunday evening. Thirty minutes is enough time to break it
Could he? Sure, he could. The better question is: will he?
If you asked that question 10 years ago, or even eight, following his national championship in 2008, it may have seemed a little more conceivable. NBA circles were talking about him more frequently because with that level
It was an incredible season for the Kansas Jayhawks which unfortunately came up disappointingly short. KU was playing as well as any team in the country, and when the NCAA tournament kicked off, appeared ready to make a serious run at a Final Four.
In
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Despite being a favorite on betting lines, the higher ranked seed, and by most accounts considered to be the better team, the Kansas Jayhawks entered into
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The dreaded second round exit did not happen for the Kansas Jayhawks over the weekend. Not that anyone was expecting it, but in years past
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The matchup fans were hoping for is set, as Kansas will get game three against Kansas State this weekend.
The Wildcats defeated Oklahoma State on Wednesday night for the right to face the Jayhawks, and at
