
Outside of a certain night in the middle of October, high school talent like what’s about to sit in Allen Fieldhouse on February 25th, rarely join in on a once in a lifetime trip to watch a once in a lifetime game.
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Outside of a certain night in the middle of October, high school talent like what’s about to sit in Allen Fieldhouse on February 25th, rarely join in on a once in a lifetime trip to watch a once in a lifetime game.

Bill Self checked in a couple of recruits on Valentine’s Day yesterday in Las Vegas and scored his dream date when it was reported that the #2 player in the Class of 2012, Shabazz Muhammad, would make an official visit to Lawrence, KS for an upcoming game. The 6′-6 Muhammad has narrowed his choice to [...]

As the college football season comes to an end, the sports world now shifts to basketball. And while to many college basketball fans, the current season is enough to quench their tastes, there are a few that always seem to yearn for things to come, and for them, we give you all the answers to [...]

Bill Self has seen his team knocked out in the early rounds when it comes to getting some of the top talent to Lawrence in the past few years.

As was reported here earlier in the week, the number 52 overall player in the class of 2012, Andrew White, has committed to play for Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks.

Champions Classic: New York, New York While both sets of fans would have preferred this battle to have taken place during either of the past two seasons, both will settle for this renewed rivalry between two of college basketball’s true “blue bloods” on one of the biggest stages college basketball has seen in quite some [...]

Thomas Robinson will dunk on Anthony Davis’ uni-brow. There is no doubt that Davis has the potential to be the number one pick in the 2012 NBA draft, but Thomas Robinson fears no one, and will show Davis early what a “helment dunk” really feels like.

They say that the best things come to those who wait, and based on the seemingly infinite recruiting process of Perry Ellis, and his body of work, the University of Kansas might have landed the best basketball player to have ever come out of Kansas on Wednesday.

With the word that Syracuse and Pittsburgh have now been accepted into the ACC, it has become clear that Kansas continues to be that old guy sitting on his front porch when all others have evacuated ahead of the inevitable hurricane that’s about to come in.

With the newly announced “Legends of the Phog” game a little more than a month away (http://www2.kusports.com/news/2011/aug/22/legends-phog-exhibition-set-sept-24/), what better way to get pumped about seeing some former Jayhawks than to watch them dunk on people’s heads.
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