So happy for KU baseball and coach Fitz keep it rolling

HAWKS TO THE REGIONAL FINAL 😤

Let’s go auggie#rockchalk

🚨 NEW ATTENDANCE RECORD 🚨 4,042 fans packed Hoglund tonight! #RockChalk

New attendance record at Hoglund 🏟️ #RockChalk

It's time to post. Since 1987, CBS has culminated its NCAA Tournament coverage with One Shining Moment. As much as it signifies the end, it also creates excitement for the next. Here is the production following the 2022 NCAA title game. youtube.com/watch?v=mRlwNcnI…

Michigan and Kansas are MADE FOR MARCH. The Journey begins April 4th on Paramount .

The @KUHoops practice was excellent today and just being back in those hallowed Halls of Phog Allen Field House had me giddy for tomorrows environment for @UtahMBB & The JayHawks & Utes 🏀🎧🎙️@CoachBillSelf and his longtime Asst. Kurtis Townsend welcomed me, and as usual Coach had all his players come introduce themselves to me afterwards. #ClassPersonified 👍

everything was so effortless for him even at 12 years old he’s gonna be one of the greatest when all said and done

Look who’s here 👀 #RockChalk x @paulpierce34

Kansas senior Tre White is 1 of 2 players in the country averaging these numbers: - 15 PPG - 7 RPG - 2 APG - 45% 3PT - 83.5% FT Sneaky underrated player.

Gotta love Kansas hoops

Congratulations to Kurtis Townsend of @KUHoops on being selected to the 2026 100 Most Impactful High Major Assistants list. silverwavesmedia.com/2026-10…

JUST IN: Kansas star guard Darryn Peterson’s 32-point performance against TCU, the most by a Jayhawk freshman in more than a decade, is now a 1/1 autographed trading card 🔥

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so glad to see him healthy again

During tonight's Team IMPACT game, we recognized a very special Jayhawk, JP Bemberger who passed earlier this year. JP was a beloved teammate and will always be part of the Kansas Basketball family.

I’ve done easily 75 games in @KUHoops Allen Fieldhouse but last night was a Top 5 atmosphere in there for me. I think many of the @UConnMBB fans I talked to were blown away. At its best, there is no place like it in college basketball.

Dakota Gonzalez ranked among the Mountain West’s most productive scorers during her time at UNLV, finishing seventh in points per game as a sophomore and eleventh as a junior. She also came through in matchups against Power 4 opponents — putting up 14 points in a win over USC, and adding 16 points, 4 assists, and 5 steals in a tight 72–69 battle with No. 25 Oregon State. Had she returned for her final year of eligibility, there’s a strong case she would have been a top-10 scorer in the conference and firmly in the mix for All-Conference honors again.