KANSAS JAYHAWKS RUMORS & GOSSIP
Kansas freshman forward Lindsay to transfer
Kansas forward Merv Lindsay has decided to transfer in search of more playing time.
The freshman played sparingly in 12 games last season, when the Jayhawks won their eighth consecutive Big 12 championship and lost to Kentucky in the national title game. He scored nine points against Howard and two points against Texas Tech.
Jayhawks coach Bill Self said that he met with Lindsay...
Via AP on Fox
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April 16, 2012
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School parents upset over KU song
Parents at an elementary school in Missouri were outraged that the Kansas fight song was played over the school's intercom on the day of the NCAA men's national championship game.
Via Lost Lettermen
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April 15, 2012
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April 15, 2012
Report: Robinson to declare for NBA Draft
Kansas forward Thomas Robinson will announce his decision to declare for the NBA Draft at a news conference Monday.
Kansas coach Bill Self confirmed the decision to the Lawrence (Kan.) Journal-World on Sunday.
It long has been expected that the junior would forgo his senior season and declare for June's draft, where he is projected to be a top-five pick.
Robinson averaged...
Via Fox Sports
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April 08, 2012
Video Of The Week- Anthony Davis High School
This week’s Video of the Week is dedicated to none other than Anthony Davis. The future number one overall pick was only the second freshman to win the college Player of the Year award and then for good measure won the Final Four MVP award. Davis was a monster all season and really disrupted Thomas Robinson and Jeff Withey down low in the championship game. In fact, he blocked...
Via Taking Bad Schotz
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April 04, 2012
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April 04, 2012
The Fray Perform the National Anthem as Americans Recoil in Horror
Forget John Calipari’s rent-a-players waltzing to the NCAA Championship. They’ll all be gone next year, and Calipari will have a new group of Kentucky one-and-dones next year. What will linger like a brochili-cheese fart is the “performance” of the National Anthem by The Fray.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQXkqoJnIlg
By the time the NCAA forces Kentucky...
Via The Hair of the Dog Sports Blog
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April 03, 2012
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April 03, 2012
Where were the Kansas Jayhawk students?
I was thinking they may have shown up late for the game like the team, but alas they did not.
Barely half of their section was filled, as you can see. Not sure why. This is a blueblood program playing in the National Title game and in New Orleans of all places! Oh well, would have been a long sad trip back to Kansas.
Via The Victory Formation
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April 02, 2012
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April 02, 2012
Kansas Forward Thomas Robinson’s NCAA Title Quest Is In His Mother’s Honor.
On January 21, 2011, 20-year old Kansas Jayhawks forward Thomas Robinson became an orphan after his mother, Lisa, died of a heart attack at age 43.
Now, Robinson had no choice, but to play his sophomore year wrought by personal tragedy, after the All-American had lost his grandmother, his grandfather, and his mother all within three weeks of each other.
It would’ve come as...
Via Players View
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April 02, 2012
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April 02, 2012
Ohio State Buckeyes Fall To Kansas In Second Half Sullinger Gets Shut Down
The Ohio State Buckeyes mens Basketball team had a great season , they played great all season long and in the game against Kansas last night they made it look easy in the first half. The team was working together as a team, Sullinger, Buford,Smith Jr and Aaron Craft looked like they were in complete control of the final four last night in the first half. Then something happened...
Via Cleveland Sports 360
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April 01, 2012
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April 01, 2012
Final Four: Superstars Battle in Ohio State vs. Kansas
When Jared Sullinger returned to the Ohio State Buckeyes,, the sophomore did so to get a shot at a national championship.
Saturday night against the Kansas Jayhawks, he gets his chance to inch one step closer. His freshman jaunt ended in defeat in the Sweet 16 to the Kentucky Wildcats, only one year ago.
As a team, the Ohio Buckeyes haven’t won a title since way back in...
Via Players View
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March 30, 2012
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March 30, 2012
KU's success starts with Self
The first time he rode to the Final Four, Bill Self was at the wheel of an Aston Martin, the envy of the lot. The Jayhawks had Darrell Arthur up front and Mario Chalmers and Brandon Rush in the back. He'd built a Kansas team that was sleek, sporty, and went from zero to 60 in about two seconds flat.
Four years later, Self is back in the promised land. Only this time, he'...
Via Fox Sports Kansas City
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March 30, 2012
ROCK CHALK, JAYHAWK
Five-year-old recites Kansas starting lineup
The best part of Kansas making the Final Four this season is the emergence of the below video, in... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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March 27, 2012
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March 27, 2012
Tyshawn Taylor leading Kansas back to Final Four
There may be no more polarizing star in the history of Kansas basketball than Tyshawn Taylor.
The senior guard from Hoboken, N.J., has spent four years putting fans, teammates and coaches through every high and low imaginable. There were lousy shots, clutch performances, a couple of suspensions and more than one questionable tweet.
He was at his finest on Sunday night, when Kansas...
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March 26, 2012
Bill Self Informing His Players They’re “Taking A Leak” After Media
The Kansas Jayhawks had just wrapped up a 60-57 victory over N.C. State last night so of course the TBS cameras wanted into Bill Self’s lockerroom to get the post-game speech. Congratulations, boys. Blah, blah, blah. Oh, and then Bill reminds certain players that they’ll be “taking a leak” after media. Can’t say we knew college basketball players were...
Via Busted Coverage
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March 24, 2012
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March 24, 2012
ROCK CHALK, JAYHAWK
Spirit Squad help man pinned by car
Members of the Kansas Jayhawks Spirit Squad came to the aid of a man trapped underneath his car after a jack broke while he was working on the auto in the parking lot of an Arkansas hotel on Sunday.
Via Lost Lettermen
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March 20, 2012
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March 20, 2012
KU's postseason hopes rest with Taylor
The postseason chances of the fourth-ranked Kansas Jayhawks will not rest upon the broad shoulders of 6-foot-10 power forward Thomas Robinson, a national player of the year candidate as a junior. Nor will KU's shot at winning Saturday's rivalry game against third-ranked Missouri -- not to mention the Big 12 Tournament or even the Big Dance -- fall to the play of suddenly...
Via Fox Sports Kansas City
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February 23, 2012
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