The Kansas Jayhawks defeated the No. 2 Iowa State Cyclones 84-63 on Tuesday night in front of a jam-packed, loud Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kansas. It was a historical win for the Jayhawks.
If there is one rule in college basketball that gamblers and pundits alike tend to forget, it’s this: rarely is it a good idea to bet against Bill Self and Kansas when his back is against the wall.
On Tuesday, Kansas ended No. 2 Iowa State’s undefeated streak with an 84-63 win. It marked a turning point for the Jayhawks and could foresee what is ahead.
Last week, a bombshell report arose stating that the Kansas basketball program is now the favorite to land the No. 1 player in the Class of 2026, Tyran Stokes.
Going into Tuesday's matchup between Kansas and Iowa State, there were several glaring weaknesses the Jayhawks needed to fix. While rebounding and a few other areas remained a concern, one aspect where KU clearly excelled against the Cyclones was its hustle.
Kansas basketball has yet to prove it can stay healthy for an extended stretch, or that it can consistently play well on the road, but it made a thunderous statement in Allen Fieldhouse on Tuesday.
It has been an up-and-down ride of late for the Kansas Jayhawks, and their latest stop gave head coach Bill Self something to feel good about. Kansas basketball scored a huge win Tuesday night, as the Jayhawks convincingly beat the No.
The Kansas basketball team entered its matchup against No. 2 Iowa State in Allen Fieldhouse as home underdogs for the first time in program history against the Cyclones.
For the most part, Kansas basketball fans can collectively agree that the 2025-26 campaign has been an overwhelming disappointment. Between Darryn Peterson's never-ending injury saga and a grueling start to conference play, KU now sits at 11-5 with its toughest stretch of games still ahead.
For whatever reason, the Kansas Jyahawks have had one heck of a time against the West Virginia Mountaineers over the years, when playing in Morgantown.
Kansas fell 86-75 to West Virginia on Saturday afternoon in a disheartening road defeat. Now sitting at 1-2 in Big 12 play, here's what Bill Self said following his team's loss.
It has become increasingly evident in recent years that Kansas basketball is no longer the unstoppable force it once was prior to its national championship run in 2022.
The Kansas basketball team pulled away with an improbable comeback win over TCU on Tuesday to secure its first conference victory of the season. Despite trailing by as many as 16 points, KU rode Darryn Peterson's 32-point outing and some late Allen Fieldhouse magic to a memorable night for fans.
The frustration surrounding Darryn Peterson's injury hit a peak on Saturday when the freshman phenom was subbed out for the majority of the second half in a loss to UCF, despite scoring 23 points in the first half in an exceptional performance.
The Kansas Jayhawks had their four-game win streak snapped following their 81-75 loss to UCF on Saturday, a game that was also saw the return of star freshman Darryn Peterson from injury.
Kansas basketball has one of the best draft prospects on its team this season, but he hasn’t been on the court that much. Darryn Peterson has dealt with injury, and the team has been careful so far on how they utilize him.
The latest development of the Darryn Peterson situation has left Kansas basketball fans with more questions than answers, and the frustration about his injury hit its peak on Saturday during Kansas' loss to UCF.
On Saturday afternoon, Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks suffered a big-time upset at the hands of the UCF Knights in Orlando. They entered the contest as 5.5-point favorites over the Knights, but UCF was ready to go from the opening tip and found a way to get things rolling early.
Big 12 play begins Saturday afternoon when No. 17 Kansas plays its conference opener against UCF in Orlando, Fla. Kansas (10-3) has earned four consecutive
Kansas star guard Darryn Peterson has the green light for Saturday’s conference opener at UCF, according to Bill Self’s latest presser on Thursday. Bill Self his full arsenal of players when the No.
Things have been a little rocky with the status of star Kansas guard Darryn Peterson lately, and Bill Self’s comments on the Hawk Talk Radio Show did little to ease the tension.
Kansas head coach Bill Self is not standing for any of the negative chatter surrounding Darryn Peterson. The Kansas guard missed a month of action due to a lingering hamstring injury.