Ahead of Tuesday night’s matchup with BYU, the Kansas men’s basketball team found itself in an unfamiliar position: the No. 5 seed line. ESPN’s bracketology expert Joe Lunardi dropped the Jayhawks to ...

Block magnets: Utah ranks No. 357 in blocked-shots percentage (13.2%). And so begins the Jayhawks’ long road trip. KU will visit the Utes Saturday and BYU in Provo on Tuesday. “I think this is ...

The Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball team is in Salt Lake City to take on the Utah Utes in a Big 12 Conference game that tips off at 9 p.m. Saturday. The game will be played at the Huntsman ...

Huntsman Center for the first time in program history Saturday and it was memorable for all the wrong reasons as Utah knocked off the 17th ranked Jayhawks, 74-67. Here is a look at some of the ...

The No. 17 Kansas Jayhawks were tabbed as a top-16 seed Saturday afternoon in the NCAA selection committee’s seed reveal but after Saturday night, that’s likely to change. Kansas looked all ...

Despite multiple impressive milestones from sophomore S'Mya Nichols and a career night from Brittany Harshaw, the Kansas Jayhawks (14-11, 4-10 Big 12) couldn't stop a three point barrage as the ...

The Kansas Jayhawks have struggled quite a bit on the road this season, and today marks the beginning of a two game swing into the state of Utah. Up first is a late-night game against the Utah Utes.

The Jayhawks instead headed to their team hotel headquarters ready to begin preparations for the second part of a two-game, five-day road trip to the Beehive State for Big 12 battles against the ...

The Jayhawks will be playing at the Marriott Center for the first time, with both teams needing a win to boost their standings and NCAA Tournament outlook. KenPom, the go-to for college basketball ...

On a night where the Kansas Jayhawks (17-8, 8-6 Big 12) couldn't seem to get out of their own way, cold shooting and untimely defensive lapses led to a devastating loss to the Utah Utes (14-11 ...

Kansas coach Bill Self didn’t try to hide his frustration. His face was seething, red with anger, as a call didn’t go KU’s way. Naturally, he voiced his displeasure toward a referee.