Big 12 Conference commissioner Bob Bowlsby on Tuesday issued a public reprimand of Kansas State University for its handling of postgame protocol at the end of Monday’s Kansas-K-State basketball game in Bramlage Coliseum.“I am grateful for the immediate and professional engagement of the ...
Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self was pinned against the Bramlage Coliseum scorer’s table by a mob of Kansas State students, opposing coach Bruce Weber shoving folks out of the way to help his counterpart to safety.Jayhawk junior forward Jamari Traylor was charged into — and ...
Kansas University basketball coach Bill Self spoke of the importance of tonight’s ESPN Big Monday battle against Iowa State on this morning’s Big 12 teleconference. KU enters 18-3 overall and 7-1 in the league; ISU is 16-4, 6-2.The Cyclones defeated KU, 86-81, on Jan. 17 at Hilton Coliseum ...
Kansas University’s basketball players and coaches presented President Barack Obama with a KU hoops jersey and basketball before Obama’s speech this morning in Anschutz Pavilion.The Jayhawks met the president in Hadl Auditorium, just a few strides from Anschutz.“He was great. We had a ...
Kansas University basketball’s team tonight will try to bounce back from Saturday’s loss at Iowa State when the Jayhawks play host to Oklahoma.Coach Bill Self today spoke of the challenge on the weekly Big 12 coaches call.“Well, first of all, it’s one game in a marathon,” Self said of ...
Kansas University freshman guard Devonté Graham will play today against Texas Tech after missing six games with a sprained right big toe, coach Bill Self confirmed to the Journal-World today in a text message. He has said Friday there was a chance Graham would play depending how he practiced ...
Perfection is the goal of Kansas University sophomore guard Brannen Greene, who is 17-of-17 from the free throw line this season.“I hope so,” the 6-foot-7 Juliette, Georgia native said with a smile, asked if he thought he could go through the whole season without misfiring at the line. He ...
Kansas University’s basketball players have practiced four times in the last three days, since returning from their three-day Christmas vacation.None of the Jayhawks experienced travel delays and were raring to go upon re-assembling for practice Friday night in Allen Fieldhouse, in the wake ...