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Top prospect Andrew Wiggins to announce on Tuesday

Zach Peters picks Arizona as transfer destination

Andrew Wiggins will sign with either Kansas University, Kentucky, Florida State, North Carolina in a ceremony at Huntington (W.Va.) Prep, his coach announced Sunday. By Gary Bedore

KU honors seniors

Kansas Athletics presented the student-athlete members of the 2013 senior class with their K Rings in a ceremony held Monday night in Kansas Student Union. In addition to the K Rings, the program featured awards presentations.

Building that will house original "Rules of Basket Ball" will be called the DeBruce Center

James Naismith's original "Rules of Basket Ball" will be housed in a three-story center at KU to be named the DeBruce Center in honor of Paul and Katherine DeBruce, who have provided the lead gift for the $18 million building. By Matt Erickson and Scott Rothschild

KU football player Nick Sizemore arrested on suspicion of DUI, leaving the scene of an accident

A senior Kansas University football player was arrested on suspicion of DUI early Sunday morning in the 1800 block of West Sixth Street.

Jayhawk fans could benefit from cheap Sweet 16 and Elite Eight ticket prices

Looking to get to Cowboys Stadium for the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight? Check out our price guide. By Shaun Hittle

Tickets to Jayhawks' first games most expensive in NCAA tournament

Looking to get to the Sprint Center for the Jayhawks' first two game of the NCAA men's tournament? It'll cost you. By Shaun Hittle

Journal-World sports section earns APSE Triple Crown; Tom Keegan honored for columns

The Journal-World sports section earned a rare Triple Crown — and more — from the Associated Press Sports Editors in their annual contest, the results of which were announced Wednesday.

Postponed: Maintenance taking place on KUsports.com

Update: Tonight's scheduled maintenance on KUsports.com has been postponed.

KU athletic director presses case for Rock Chalk Park

If all goes well during tonight’s vote by the Lawrence City Commission regarding land usage and zoning specifications — as is expected — the Kansas University athletic department could begin construction on what has come to be known as “Rock Chalk Park” within weeks. By Matt Tait

Dreaming of America

Back in Russia, former KU athlete longs to return to his beloved Kansas

Residing in Russia, former KU athlete Egor Agafonov wants a permanent home in Kansas for his family. Based on his track record of setting goals and reaching them, chances are good Agafonov will get his wish, but given the bureaucratic hurdles he has to get over, he knows there is no guarantee that he’ll achieve his American dream. By Tom Keegan

KU, K-State partner for NCI designation run

Today's forecast: Mostly sunny and chilly in the morning. Highs around 34 today. Today's headlines: In order to make a more attractive bid for National Cancer Institute designation, cancer research centers from Kansas University and Kansas State University partner; the ...

Bill Self's Ladies Night Out

Over 400 hundred women got a chance to run drills and receive one-on-one instruction in ...

Allen Fieldhouse Final Four send-off and arrival

KU vs. Miami (Ohio)

Kansas baseball vs. Missouri

Pictures from the Jayhawks vs. Tigers game May 9, 2010.

Bob Frederick memorial

The day in photos, Feb. 2, 2009

KU women vs. Texas Tech

The Jayhawk women lost to Texas Tech 57-49 on Jan. 17, 2009.

KU Fans at MU game

KU fans display their support for KU and talk about MU leaving the Big 12

Journalists discuss college sports scandals

Steve Wieberg, a sports reporter with USA Today since 1982, discusses the recent KU ticket scandal and the Penn State sex scandal Wednesday at the Kansas Union. Wieberg was one of three sports reporters who spoke at a panel discussion titled "The Media and Big-Time College Athletics: The View from the Sports Desk." The event was part of a semester-long forum on college athletics sponsored by Ecumenical Christian Ministries.

Ladies Night Out with Bill Self

Women joined the KU men's basketball team for "Ladies Night Out with Bill Self" Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011. They got the opportunity to run drills and receive one-on-one training from the KU coaching staff. The event raised money for Jayhawks for a Cure, which supports cancer treatment and research at the KU Cancer Center and Lawrence Memorial Hospital.

2011 Late Night in the Phog

Late Night in the Phog kicked off the 2011-12 basketball season Friday, Oct. 14, 2011 at Allen Fieldhouse. Coach Bill Self rides in on a motorcycle, the men's team performs a skit on the evolution of dance and boxer Victor Ortiz lands a KO punch.

KU Custom motorcycle

Greg Zappala, of Knievel Motorcycles in Greenville, Pa., shows off the first Jayhawk custom motorcycle behind Allen Fieldhouse on Thursday Oct. 14, 2011. His company builds custom motorcycles for universities upon request. The Jayhawk motorcycle has a Bill Self motif complete with championship rings, and a Jayhawk on the tank.