Kansas Basketball: Big 12 Schedule, Times Announced

Posted on September 29, 2022September 29, 2022 by Brandon Droge

The Big 12 Conference officially announced the tip-off times for the 2022-23 conference basketball season.

Kansas will open the conference portion of their schedule on Dec. 31st when they play host to Oklahoma State at historic Allen Fieldhouse. Tip-off is set for 1 p.m. | GET TICKETS

While the Big 12 Conference is always deep and entertaining, some matchups draw a bit more hype than others. While the Jayhawks and their fans always anticipate hostile crowds on the road, here are some of the biggest Big 12 home games for Kansas:

Iowa State @ Kansas | Jan. 14 | GET TICKETS

Kansas State @ Kansas | Jan. 31 | GET TICKETS

Texas @ Kansas | Feb. 6 | GET TICKETS

Baylor @ Kansas | Feb. 18 | GET TICKETS

Texas Tech @ Kansas | Feb. 28 (Senior Night) | GET TICKETS

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2022-23 KU Basketball Schedule Announced

Posted on September 28, 2022September 28, 2022 by Brandon Droge

The defending national champion Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball team recently announced their full 2022-23 KU Basketball schedule.

The season will officially begin on Nov. 7th when the Jayhawks host Omaha for a special home opener at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kan. | GET TICKETS

All attendees of the Kansas-Omaha game will receive an epic souvenir; a piece of the 2021-22 National Championship court.

Kansas will officially play 16 home games at historic Allen Fieldhouse during the 2022-23 season, including a date with the storied Indiana Hoosiers on Dec. 17th. | GET TICKETS

2022-23 KU Basketball Schedule

Date	Opp.	Loc.	Time	Tickets
Nov. 3	Emporia State (Exhib.)	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	TICKETS
Nov. 7	Omaha	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	TICKETS
Nov. 10	N. Dakota State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	TICKETS
Nov. 15	Duke	Indianapolis, Ind.	8:30 p.m.	TICKETS
Nov. 18	Southern Utah	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	TICKETS
Nov. 23	N.C. State (Battle 4 Atlantis)	Paradise Island, Bahamas	11 a.m.	Available Soon
Nov. 24	Dayton/Wisconsin (Battle 4 Atlantis)	Paradise Island, Bahamas	TBA	Available Soon
Nov. 25	TBD (Battle 4 Atlantis)	Paradise Island, Bahamas	TBA	Available Soon
Nov. 28	Texas Southern	Allen Fieldhouse	TBA	TICKETS
Dec. 1	Seton Hall	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	TICKETS
Dec. 10	Missouri	Columbia, Mo.	4:15 p.m.	TICKETS
Dec. 17	Indiana	Allen Fieldhouse	11 a.m.	TICKETS
Dec. 22	Harvard	Allen Fieldhouse	6 p.m.	TICKETS
Dec. 31	Oklahoma St.	Allen Fieldhouse	1 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 3	Texas Tech	Lubbock, Tex.	8 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 7	West Virginia	Morgantown, W.Va.	5 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 10	Oklahoma	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 14	Iowa St.	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 17	Kansas State	Manhattan, Kan.	6 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 21	TCU	Allen Fieldhouse	12 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 23	Baylor	Waco, Tex.	8 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 28	Kentucky	Lexington, Ken.	7 p.m.	TICKETS
Jan. 31	Kansas State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	TICKETS
Feb. 4	Iowa St.	Ames, Iowa	11 a.m.	TICKETS
Feb. 6	Texas	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	TICKETS
Feb. 11	Oklahoma	Norman, Okla.	12 p.m.	TICKETS
Feb. 14	Oklahoma St.	Stillwater, Okla.	8 p.m.	TICKETS
Feb. 18	Baylor	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	TICKETS
Feb. 20	TCU	Forth Worth, Tex.	8 p.m.	TICKETS
Feb. 25	West Virginia	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	TICKETS
Feb. 28	Texas Tech	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	TICKETS
Mar. 4	Texas	Austin, Tex.	TBA	TICKETS
Mar. 8	Big 12 Tournament	Kansas City, MO	TBA	TICKETS
Mar. 9	Big 12 Tournament	Kansas City, MO	TBA	TICKETS
Mar. 10	Big 12 Tournament	Kansas City, MO	TBA	TICKETS

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New Orleans Bound: Get KU Final Four Tickets

Posted on March 30, 2022March 30, 2022 by Brandon Droge

After wins over Providence and Miami over the weekend, the Kansas Jayhawks are New Orleans bound for the national semifinal. Get KU Final Four tickets now with no fees. | TICKETS

Kansas will face off with Villanova at 5:09 p.m. CST on Saturday, April 2nd at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. Fans who purchase tickets for Saturday’s Final Four essentially get a two-for-one special. Saturday’s ticket includes the Kansas-Villanova game, as well as the Duke-North Carolina matchup in the night cap.

The Jayhawks are on to the final weekend for the first time since 2018, when they ultimately lost to eventual champion Villanova. This also marks the fourth Final Four appearance for coach Bill Self since he took over the Kansas program (2008, 2012, 2018, 2022).

2021-22 Kansas Basketball Schedule

Date	Opp.	Loc.	Time	W/L
Nov. 3	Emporia State (Exhib.)	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 86-60
Nov. 9	Michigan State	New York, N.Y.	TBA	W, 87-74
Nov. 12	Tarleton State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-62
Nov. 18	Stony Brook	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-59
Nov. 25	North Texas (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 71-59
Nov. 26	Dayton (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	L, 74-73
Nov. 28	Iona (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 96-83
Dec. 3	St. John's (Big 12-Big East Battle)	Elmont, N.Y.	6 p.m.	W, 95-75
Dec. 7	UTEP	Kansas City, Mo.	7 p.m.	W, 78-52
Dec. 11	Missouri	Allen Fieldhouse	2:15 p.m.	W, 102-65
Dec. 18	Stephen F. Austin	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 80-72
Dec. 29	Nevada	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-61
Jan. 1	George Mason	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 76-67
Jan. 4	Oklahoma St.	Stillwater, Okla.	8 p.m.	W, 74-63
Jan. 8	Texas Tech	Lubbock, Tex.	3 p.m.	L, 75-67
Jan. 11	Iowa State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 62-61
Jan. 15	West Virginia	Allen Fieldhouse	12:30 p.m.	W, 85-59
Jan. 18	Oklahoma	Norman, Okla.	6 p.m.	W, 67-64
Jan. 22	Kansas State	Manhattan, Kan.	3 p.m.	W, 78-75
Jan. 24	Texas Tech	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 94-91
Jan. 29	Kentucky	Allen Fieldhouse	5 p.m.	L, 80-62
Feb. 1	Iowa State	Ames, Iowa	6 p.m.	W, 70-61
Feb. 5	Baylor	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 83-59
Feb. 7	Texas	Austin, Tex.	8 pm.	L, 79-76
Feb. 12	Oklahoma	Allen Fieldhouse	12 p.m.	W, 71-69
Feb. 14	Oklahoma St.	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 76-62
Feb. 19	West Virginia	Morgantown, W.V.	7 p.m.	W, 71-58
Feb. 22	Kansas State	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 102-83
Feb. 26	Baylor	Waco, Tex.	7 p.m.	L, 80-70
Mar. 1	TCU	Fort Worth, Tex.	7p.m.	L, 74-64
Mar. 3	TCU	Allen Fieldhouse	4 p.m.	W, 72-68
Mar. 5	Texas	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 70-63
Mar. 10	Big 12 Tournament 2nd Rd - WVU	Kansas City, MO	1 p.m.	W, 87-63
Mar. 11	Big 12 Tournament Semis - TCU	Kansas City, MO	6 p.m.	W, 75-62
Mar. 12	Big 12 Tournament Final - Texas Tech	Kansas City, MO	5 p.m.	W, 74-65
Mar. 17	NCAA Tournament 1st Rd - Tex. Southern	Fort Worth, TX	9:30 p.m.	W, 83-56
Mar. 19	NCAA Tournament 2nd Rd - Creighton	Fort Worth, TX	2:30 p.m.	W, 79-72
Mar. 25	NCAA Tournament 3rd Rd - Providence	Chicago, IL	6:29 p.m.	W, 66-61
Mar. 27	NCAA Tournament 4th Rd - Miami	Chicago, IL	1:20 p.m.	W, 76-60
Apr. 2	NCAA Tournament Final Four - Villanova	New Orleans, LA	5:09 p.m.	W, 81-65
Apr. 4	NCAA Tournament National Championship - KU - UNC	New Orleans, LA	8:20 p.m.	W, 72-69

The Jayhawks have been led in the tournament by Arizona State transfer Remy Martin, who has provided a huge spark off the bench. In four tournament games, Martin is averaging 16.75 points, 3.25 assists and 5.25 rebounds despite playing just 25 minutes per game.

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KU Basketball Tickets | See History

Posted on March 23, 2022March 23, 2022 by Brandon Droge

The Kansas Jayhawks are on to the second weekend of the tournament, and will face Providence at 6:29 p.m. CST on Friday in Chicago. With a victory, the Jayhawks will stand alone as the winningest program in college basketball. Get KU basketball tickets now. | TICKETS

With a pair of victories over Texas Southern and Creighton, paired with a first round loss by Kentucky, Kansas was able to tie the Wildcats with 2,353 wins. Now, a victory on Friday night in Chicago will move the Jayhawks past Kentucky. A win also moves Kansas a single victory shy of another Final Four run.

The Jayhawks (30-6) enter their matchup with Providence proud owners of a ninth 30-win season under Bill Self, but you have to imagine this team understands the importance of picking up win 31, and 2,353.

The Kansas program has some of the richest tradition across all of college sports. To be on the team that surpasses Kentucky in all-time wins is something that will be remembered forever. Pair that with a 6-0 tourney run and another national championship, and this team will be immortalized forever!

2021-22 KU BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Date	Opp.	Loc.	Time	W/L
Nov. 3	Emporia State (Exhib.)	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 86-60
Nov. 9	Michigan State	New York, N.Y.	TBA	W, 87-74
Nov. 12	Tarleton State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-62
Nov. 18	Stony Brook	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-59
Nov. 25	North Texas (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 71-59
Nov. 26	Dayton (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	L, 74-73
Nov. 28	Iona (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 96-83
Dec. 3	St. John's (Big 12-Big East Battle)	Elmont, N.Y.	6 p.m.	W, 95-75
Dec. 7	UTEP	Kansas City, Mo.	7 p.m.	W, 78-52
Dec. 11	Missouri	Allen Fieldhouse	2:15 p.m.	W, 102-65
Dec. 18	Stephen F. Austin	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 80-72
Dec. 29	Nevada	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-61
Jan. 1	George Mason	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 76-67
Jan. 4	Oklahoma St.	Stillwater, Okla.	8 p.m.	W, 74-63
Jan. 8	Texas Tech	Lubbock, Tex.	3 p.m.	L, 75-67
Jan. 11	Iowa State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 62-61
Jan. 15	West Virginia	Allen Fieldhouse	12:30 p.m.	W, 85-59
Jan. 18	Oklahoma	Norman, Okla.	6 p.m.	W, 67-64
Jan. 22	Kansas State	Manhattan, Kan.	3 p.m.	W, 78-75
Jan. 24	Texas Tech	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 94-91
Jan. 29	Kentucky	Allen Fieldhouse	5 p.m.	L, 80-62
Feb. 1	Iowa State	Ames, Iowa	6 p.m.	W, 70-61
Feb. 5	Baylor	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 83-59
Feb. 7	Texas	Austin, Tex.	8 pm.	L, 79-76
Feb. 12	Oklahoma	Allen Fieldhouse	12 p.m.	W, 71-69
Feb. 14	Oklahoma St.	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 76-62
Feb. 19	West Virginia	Morgantown, W.V.	7 p.m.	W, 71-58
Feb. 22	Kansas State	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 102-83
Feb. 26	Baylor	Waco, Tex.	7 p.m.	L, 80-70
Mar. 1	TCU	Fort Worth, Tex.	7p.m.	L, 74-64
Mar. 3	TCU	Allen Fieldhouse	4 p.m.	W, 72-68
Mar. 5	Texas	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 70-63
Mar. 10	Big 12 Tournament 2nd Rd - WVU	Kansas City, MO	1 p.m.	W, 87-63
Mar. 11	Big 12 Tournament Semis - TCU	Kansas City, MO	6 p.m.	W, 75-62
Mar. 12	Big 12 Tournament Final - Texas Tech	Kansas City, MO	5 p.m.	W, 74-65
Mar. 17	NCAA Tournament 1st Rd - Tex. Southern	Fort Worth, TX	9:30 p.m.	W, 83-56
Mar. 19	NCAA Tournament 2nd Rd - Creighton	Fort Worth, TX	2:30 p.m.	W, 79-72
Mar. 25	NCAA Tournament 3rd Rd - Providence	Chicago, IL	6:29 p.m.	W, 66-61
Mar. 27	NCAA Tournament 4th Rd - Miami	Chicago, IL	1:20 p.m.	W, 76-60
Apr. 2	NCAA Tournament Final Four - Villanova	New Orleans, LA	5:09 p.m.	W, 81-65
Apr. 4	NCAA Tournament National Championship - KU - UNC	New Orleans, LA	8:20 p.m.	W, 72-69

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KU Conference Schedule Announced

Posted on October 15, 2021October 15, 2021 by Brandon Droge

The Big 12 recently released the full schedules for the upcoming college basketball season. While the opponents have always been known, we now know when the full KU conference schedule.

The KU conference schedule will open on Jan. 1, 2022 at home against TCU, and will close out the regular season at home against Texas on March 5.

For the fifteenth time in sixteen seasons, Kansas has four Big Monday games. Kansas basketball fans should be as excited as ever, as this year will include games against Michigan State, Kentucky, a border war against Missouri, and a potential battle against Alabama in the ESPN Events Invitation.

The Jayhawks first game will be against Michigan State in the Champions Classic on November 9th, and the first home game will be against Tarleton State on November 12th.

Full Jayhawks Schedule | TICKETS

Date	Opp.	Loc.	Time	W/L
Nov. 3	Emporia State (Exhib.)	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 86-60
Nov. 9	Michigan State	New York, N.Y.	TBA	W, 87-74
Nov. 12	Tarleton State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-62
Nov. 18	Stony Brook	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-59
Nov. 25	North Texas (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 71-59
Nov. 26	Dayton (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	L, 74-73
Nov. 28	Iona (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 96-83
Dec. 3	St. John's (Big 12-Big East Battle)	Elmont, N.Y.	6 p.m.	W, 95-75
Dec. 7	UTEP	Kansas City, Mo.	7 p.m.	W, 78-52
Dec. 11	Missouri	Allen Fieldhouse	2:15 p.m.	W, 102-65
Dec. 18	Stephen F. Austin	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 80-72
Dec. 29	Nevada	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-61
Jan. 1	George Mason	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 76-67
Jan. 4	Oklahoma St.	Stillwater, Okla.	8 p.m.	W, 74-63
Jan. 8	Texas Tech	Lubbock, Tex.	3 p.m.	L, 75-67
Jan. 11	Iowa State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 62-61
Jan. 15	West Virginia	Allen Fieldhouse	12:30 p.m.	W, 85-59
Jan. 18	Oklahoma	Norman, Okla.	6 p.m.	W, 67-64
Jan. 22	Kansas State	Manhattan, Kan.	3 p.m.	W, 78-75
Jan. 24	Texas Tech	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 94-91
Jan. 29	Kentucky	Allen Fieldhouse	5 p.m.	L, 80-62
Feb. 1	Iowa State	Ames, Iowa	6 p.m.	W, 70-61
Feb. 5	Baylor	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 83-59
Feb. 7	Texas	Austin, Tex.	8 pm.	L, 79-76
Feb. 12	Oklahoma	Allen Fieldhouse	12 p.m.	W, 71-69
Feb. 14	Oklahoma St.	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 76-62
Feb. 19	West Virginia	Morgantown, W.V.	7 p.m.	W, 71-58
Feb. 22	Kansas State	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 102-83
Feb. 26	Baylor	Waco, Tex.	7 p.m.	L, 80-70
Mar. 1	TCU	Fort Worth, Tex.	7p.m.	L, 74-64
Mar. 3	TCU	Allen Fieldhouse	4 p.m.	W, 72-68
Mar. 5	Texas	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 70-63
Mar. 10	Big 12 Tournament 2nd Rd - WVU	Kansas City, MO	1 p.m.	W, 87-63
Mar. 11	Big 12 Tournament Semis - TCU	Kansas City, MO	6 p.m.	W, 75-62
Mar. 12	Big 12 Tournament Final - Texas Tech	Kansas City, MO	5 p.m.	W, 74-65
Mar. 17	NCAA Tournament 1st Rd - Tex. Southern	Fort Worth, TX	9:30 p.m.	W, 83-56
Mar. 19	NCAA Tournament 2nd Rd - Creighton	Fort Worth, TX	2:30 p.m.	W, 79-72
Mar. 25	NCAA Tournament 3rd Rd - Providence	Chicago, IL	6:29 p.m.	W, 66-61
Mar. 27	NCAA Tournament 4th Rd - Miami	Chicago, IL	1:20 p.m.	W, 76-60
Apr. 2	NCAA Tournament Final Four - Villanova	New Orleans, LA	5:09 p.m.	W, 81-65
Apr. 4	NCAA Tournament National Championship - KU - UNC	New Orleans, LA	8:20 p.m.	W, 72-69

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Big 12-SEC Challenge Preview

Posted on October 14, 2021October 14, 2021 by Brandon Droge

ESPN has officially announced the times for the Big 12-SEC Challenge on January 29th.

With all ten Big 12 teams along with ten SEC teams, the challenge will showcase some very competitive matchups that you won’t want to miss. The biggest game will showcase the Kansas Jayhawks and the Kentucky Wildcats in a Blue Blood matchup at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence.

The Jayhawks are entering the year as the number two team in the nation, according to Jeff Borzello’s Way-Too-Early Top 25 basketball rankings. As for Kentucky, the Wildcats were given the ninth spot in the rankings, and the team has gotten some outstanding transfers and freshmen including former West Virginia center Oscar Tshiebwe.

The Blue Blood matchup will take place at 6 P.M. on the 29th. | TICKETS

Here’s a look at the rest of the game times and matchups for the Big 12-SEC Challenge:

2022 Big 12/SEC Challenge (All Times CT)

11:00 p.m. – LSU Tigers at TCU Horned Frogs [ESPN2]
1:00 p.m. – West Virginia Mountaineers at Arkansas Razorbacks [ESPN/2]
1:00 p.m. – Oklahoma Sooners at Auburn Tigers [ESPN/2]
1:00 p.m. – Missouri Tigers at Iowa State Cyclones [ESPNU]
3:00 p.m. – Baylor Bears at Alabama Crimson Tide [ESPN/2]
3:00 p.m. – Oklahoma State Cowboys at Florida Gators [ESPN/2]
3:00 p.m. – Kansas State Wildcats at Ole Miss Rebels [ESPNU]
5:00 p.m. – Kentucky Wildcats at Kansas Jayhawks [ESPN]
5:00 p.m. – Mississippi State Bulldogs at Texas Tech Red Raiders [ESPN2]
7:00 p.m. – Tennessee Volunteers at Texas Longhorns [ESPN]

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ESPN Events Invitational Bracket Revealed

Posted on July 29, 2021July 29, 2021 by Brandon Droge

ESPN recently released the bracket for their annual ESPN Events Invitational in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The teams in the field are Kansas, North Texas, Dayton, Miami, Alabama, Iona, Belmont, and Drake.

In round one, Kansas will play North Texas on November 25^th. If the Jayhawks can beat North Texas, they will advance to the second round and face either Dayton or Miami in the semifinal on November 26th. If they can win that game, they will then play in the championship where they will face either Alabama, Iona, Belmont, or Drake on November 27th. | TICKETS

Ticket information for the ESPN Events Invitational will be available soon. Once available, the information will show up here: TICKETS

With the season fast approaching, the Kansas basketball official schedule should be out soon. While you wait for the Big 12 schedule to drop, below is the full nonconference schedule.

Date	Opp.	Loc.	Time	W/L
Nov. 3	Emporia State (Exhib.)	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 86-60
Nov. 9	Michigan State	New York, N.Y.	TBA	W, 87-74
Nov. 12	Tarleton State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-62
Nov. 18	Stony Brook	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-59
Nov. 25	North Texas (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 71-59
Nov. 26	Dayton (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	L, 74-73
Nov. 28	Iona (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 96-83
Dec. 3	St. John's (Big 12-Big East Battle)	Elmont, N.Y.	6 p.m.	W, 95-75
Dec. 7	UTEP	Kansas City, Mo.	7 p.m.	W, 78-52
Dec. 11	Missouri	Allen Fieldhouse	2:15 p.m.	W, 102-65
Dec. 18	Stephen F. Austin	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 80-72
Dec. 29	Nevada	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-61
Jan. 1	George Mason	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 76-67
Jan. 4	Oklahoma St.	Stillwater, Okla.	8 p.m.	W, 74-63
Jan. 8	Texas Tech	Lubbock, Tex.	3 p.m.	L, 75-67
Jan. 11	Iowa State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 62-61
Jan. 15	West Virginia	Allen Fieldhouse	12:30 p.m.	W, 85-59
Jan. 18	Oklahoma	Norman, Okla.	6 p.m.	W, 67-64
Jan. 22	Kansas State	Manhattan, Kan.	3 p.m.	W, 78-75
Jan. 24	Texas Tech	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 94-91
Jan. 29	Kentucky	Allen Fieldhouse	5 p.m.	L, 80-62
Feb. 1	Iowa State	Ames, Iowa	6 p.m.	W, 70-61
Feb. 5	Baylor	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 83-59
Feb. 7	Texas	Austin, Tex.	8 pm.	L, 79-76
Feb. 12	Oklahoma	Allen Fieldhouse	12 p.m.	W, 71-69
Feb. 14	Oklahoma St.	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 76-62
Feb. 19	West Virginia	Morgantown, W.V.	7 p.m.	W, 71-58
Feb. 22	Kansas State	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 102-83
Feb. 26	Baylor	Waco, Tex.	7 p.m.	L, 80-70
Mar. 1	TCU	Fort Worth, Tex.	7p.m.	L, 74-64
Mar. 3	TCU	Allen Fieldhouse	4 p.m.	W, 72-68
Mar. 5	Texas	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 70-63
Mar. 10	Big 12 Tournament 2nd Rd - WVU	Kansas City, MO	1 p.m.	W, 87-63
Mar. 11	Big 12 Tournament Semis - TCU	Kansas City, MO	6 p.m.	W, 75-62
Mar. 12	Big 12 Tournament Final - Texas Tech	Kansas City, MO	5 p.m.	W, 74-65
Mar. 17	NCAA Tournament 1st Rd - Tex. Southern	Fort Worth, TX	9:30 p.m.	W, 83-56
Mar. 19	NCAA Tournament 2nd Rd - Creighton	Fort Worth, TX	2:30 p.m.	W, 79-72
Mar. 25	NCAA Tournament 3rd Rd - Providence	Chicago, IL	6:29 p.m.	W, 66-61
Mar. 27	NCAA Tournament 4th Rd - Miami	Chicago, IL	1:20 p.m.	W, 76-60
Apr. 2	NCAA Tournament Final Four - Villanova	New Orleans, LA	5:09 p.m.	W, 81-65
Apr. 4	NCAA Tournament National Championship - KU - UNC	New Orleans, LA	8:20 p.m.	W, 72-69

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2021 Kansas Non-Conference Schedule Announced

Posted on June 9, 2021June 9, 2021 by Brandon Droge

The 2021-22 Kansas men’s basketball non-conference schedule is now public. The Jayhawks have another strong slate of games outside of Big 12 conference play, including a big-time holiday tournament and the return of the Border War.

Perhaps the biggest game on Kansas’s schedule will come on Dec. 11 when they play host to the Missouri Tigers in the much-anticipated return of the Border War. The two universities agreed to renew their rivalry in 2020, but the game was canceled last season due to the pandemic.

Kansas will open their season with an exhibition matchup against Emporia State on Nov. 3 inside Allen Fieldhouse. They will tip off the regular season in the Champions Classic against Michigan State on Nov. 9 in Madison Square Garden.

The Jayhawks will then take on Tarleton State (Nov. 12) and Stony Brook (Nov. 18) at home before heading to Florida for the ESPN Events Invitational. The tournament, which takes place over the Thanksgiving weekend, will feature three games for the Jayhawks.

ESPN Events Invitational Field:

Kansas will travel to Boulder, Colo. for another tough test with former Big 12 foe Colorado on Dec. 21, followed by the ever-popular post-holiday game against Harvard on Dec. 29 at Allen Fieldhouse.

Kansas will also travel to play St. John’s on Dec. 2 as part of the Big 12-Big East Battle.

There will be one more non-conference game announced later this summer when the matchups for the SEC-Big 12 Showdown are made public. Kansas is set to host this game in Lawrence, with the most likely opponents being Kentucky, Arkansas, or Alabama. Many believe a Kentucky-Kansas matchup is all but inevitable.

2021-22 KUMBB Non-Conference Schedule

Date	Opp.	Loc.	Time	W/L
Nov. 3	Emporia State (Exhib.)	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 86-60
Nov. 9	Michigan State	New York, N.Y.	TBA	W, 87-74
Nov. 12	Tarleton State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-62
Nov. 18	Stony Brook	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-59
Nov. 25	North Texas (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 71-59
Nov. 26	Dayton (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	L, 74-73
Nov. 28	Iona (ESPN Events Invitational)	Orlando, Fla.	TBA	W, 96-83
Dec. 3	St. John's (Big 12-Big East Battle)	Elmont, N.Y.	6 p.m.	W, 95-75
Dec. 7	UTEP	Kansas City, Mo.	7 p.m.	W, 78-52
Dec. 11	Missouri	Allen Fieldhouse	2:15 p.m.	W, 102-65
Dec. 18	Stephen F. Austin	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 80-72
Dec. 29	Nevada	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 88-61
Jan. 1	George Mason	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 76-67
Jan. 4	Oklahoma St.	Stillwater, Okla.	8 p.m.	W, 74-63
Jan. 8	Texas Tech	Lubbock, Tex.	3 p.m.	L, 75-67
Jan. 11	Iowa State	Allen Fieldhouse	7 p.m.	W, 62-61
Jan. 15	West Virginia	Allen Fieldhouse	12:30 p.m.	W, 85-59
Jan. 18	Oklahoma	Norman, Okla.	6 p.m.	W, 67-64
Jan. 22	Kansas State	Manhattan, Kan.	3 p.m.	W, 78-75
Jan. 24	Texas Tech	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 94-91
Jan. 29	Kentucky	Allen Fieldhouse	5 p.m.	L, 80-62
Feb. 1	Iowa State	Ames, Iowa	6 p.m.	W, 70-61
Feb. 5	Baylor	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 83-59
Feb. 7	Texas	Austin, Tex.	8 pm.	L, 79-76
Feb. 12	Oklahoma	Allen Fieldhouse	12 p.m.	W, 71-69
Feb. 14	Oklahoma St.	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 76-62
Feb. 19	West Virginia	Morgantown, W.V.	7 p.m.	W, 71-58
Feb. 22	Kansas State	Allen Fieldhouse	8 p.m.	W, 102-83
Feb. 26	Baylor	Waco, Tex.	7 p.m.	L, 80-70
Mar. 1	TCU	Fort Worth, Tex.	7p.m.	L, 74-64
Mar. 3	TCU	Allen Fieldhouse	4 p.m.	W, 72-68
Mar. 5	Texas	Allen Fieldhouse	3 p.m.	W, 70-63
Mar. 10	Big 12 Tournament 2nd Rd - WVU	Kansas City, MO	1 p.m.	W, 87-63
Mar. 11	Big 12 Tournament Semis - TCU	Kansas City, MO	6 p.m.	W, 75-62
Mar. 12	Big 12 Tournament Final - Texas Tech	Kansas City, MO	5 p.m.	W, 74-65
Mar. 17	NCAA Tournament 1st Rd - Tex. Southern	Fort Worth, TX	9:30 p.m.	W, 83-56
Mar. 19	NCAA Tournament 2nd Rd - Creighton	Fort Worth, TX	2:30 p.m.	W, 79-72
Mar. 25	NCAA Tournament 3rd Rd - Providence	Chicago, IL	6:29 p.m.	W, 66-61
Mar. 27	NCAA Tournament 4th Rd - Miami	Chicago, IL	1:20 p.m.	W, 76-60
Apr. 2	NCAA Tournament Final Four - Villanova	New Orleans, LA	5:09 p.m.	W, 81-65
Apr. 4	NCAA Tournament National Championship - KU - UNC	New Orleans, LA	8:20 p.m.	W, 72-69

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Jayhawks Receive Numerous Awards

Posted on March 9, 2016March 9, 2016 by John Holihan

With the regular season complete and a 12th straight title won by No. 1 Kansas, the Jayhawks were littered with awards.

Senior forward Perry Ellis was named to the Big 12 1st team, while Wayne Selden, Jr., and Frank Mason III were named to the 2nd team.

Junior center Landen Lucas and sophomore guard Devonte’ Graham made honorable mention, and Graham joined Mason on the all Big 12 defensive team.

The Big 12 conference awarded coach of the year to Texas Tech’s Tubby Smith, but the Associated Press, among others, selected Bill Self as Big 12 coach of the year.

Tuesday, USA Today chose Self as national coach of the year, while Perry Ellis has been listed by multiple outlets as a 2nd team All American. The fan-favorite averaged 16.5 points this season and hit a team-high 52% of his shots.

It isn’t shocking to see the Jayhawks receive so many accolades following a championship which was won in a year where the Big 12 featured as many as 6 ranked teams (currently has 6) throughout the season.

Heading into the Big 12 tournament, the Big 12 has three teams ranked among the top 10 in Kansas (1), Oklahoma (6), and West Virginia (9).

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Kansas Dominates Texas

Posted on March 2, 2016March 8, 2016 by John Holihan

With a chance to win the Big 12 title outright, No. 1 Kansas crushed No. 23 Texas, 86-56, on the road in Austin, Tex., Monday night. Perry Ellis scored 20 points to lead the Jayhawks.

When the Texas Longhorns hired Shaka Smart to take over head coaching duties for the departing Rick Barnes, the world of social media was filled with tweets and posts about Kansas’ reign over the conference coming to an end.

A month ago, sitting at 5-3 with three-straight road losses, it sort of looked as though those premonitions were coming true.

Per usual, Bill Self and his team corrected some mistakes and subsequently went on a now 10-game winning streak and are the sole champions of the Big 12 for the 12th straight season.

Senior forward Perry Ellis led the Jayhawks with 20 points as his team jumped out to a 15-0 lead, hitting 6-of-8 shots while Texas missed its first 13 shots of the game. From then on, it was essentially over.

The Longhorns faced a brutally tough Kansas defense which clogged the lane and wouldn’t allow UT’s guards to get any clean looks or driving lanes.

Offensively, the Jayhawks shot 32-of-60 from the floor, good enough for 64-percent from the floor. On top of that, KU was 11-of-16 from three—just under 70-percent. It was a complete destruction of another top 25 team KU has faced in its 10-game winning streak.

Frank Mason III once again looked as though his legs and spring are back, controlling tempo and running the Kansas offense as smoothly as ever.

Many thought Kansas was due for a letdown after beating Texas Tech on Saturday to claim at least a share of the conference title, and with a home game remaining, a loss to Texas wouldn’t have been all that consequential.

For Texas, a team which used a 22-0 run in the second half to come back and dominate then-ranked No. 3 Oklahoma over the weekend, a senior night and highly anticipated chance at taking down No. 1 in the country was quickly spoiled rotten.

Javan Felix led the Longhorns with 13 points, but outside of that, no other player scored more than 9 points. Leading guard Isaiah Taylor ended the game 1-of-10 from the field with 5 points.

The highlight of the night—among many—for Kansas was Jamari Traylor’s ally-oop dunk in which he not only nearly hit his head on the rim, but skinned his elbow on the backboard after having to hold on to the basket for the and-1.

Overall is was complete dominance from a team which looks to be the favorite for the overall No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.

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